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II CONTROL
ATTACHMENT LOCK PINS
ATTACHMENT LOCK PINS
The “Taskmaster: tool bar design allows
changing from one attachment to another
quickly and easily, without having to
remove pins.
Attachments are secured on the unit with
two spring-loaded pins. Rotating the
handles on the pins one half of a turn
moves the pins from the locked to the
unlocked position.
To unlock attachments, rotate both pins
so that their handles are both pointing to
the outside of the tool bar, as show in
Figure 5.
To lock attachments, rotate both pins
inwards so that both handles are pointing
towards the center of the machine as
shown in Figure 6. This will allow the
springs to push the pins downwards
through the mounting holes in the
attachment and secure it to the unit.
WARNING
The design of the quick attach system is such that
attachments can be lifted and carried without the
lock pins being engaged. Before using any
attachment, check to be sure that the lock pins
are fully engaged and properly in place. The
attachment will fall off when dumped if the lock
pins are not engaged, resulting in possible
damage or injury.
Figure 5 (Lock Pins Disengaged)
Figure 6 (Lock Pins Engaged)
WARNING
After Hook-Up To Attachment, Check To
Be Sure Lock Pins Are Fully Engaged,
And Locked Into Position.