StarTrac 263-4WD-8G-STAGE-V, Руководство пользователя

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OWNER’S MANUAL | STARTRAC 263 4WD – 8G – STAGE – V
4.12 GEAR SHIFTER LEVERS
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Gear shifter lever enables to get the required speed (9
Forward and 3 Reverse) by selecting the gear with
combination of high-medium low gear lever.
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Before changing the tractor movement from forward to
reverse or reserve to forward direction wait for the tractor to
come to idling RPM.
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Release accelerator pedal and press the clutch pedal. Select
required gear, release the clutch gradually and accelerate the
engine.
When traveling downhill always remain in gear. Never
press clutch pedal. The gear selected should be same
as used to climb up.
For engaging or disengaging gear
always use the clutch.
4.13 SHIFTING SPEED RANGE SELECTOR LEVER
This lever is used to change the low speed into high speed or vice
versa when tractor is moving. According to requirement you can
use it with combination with main gear lever. Select the speed
before tractor movement.
Speed Selection:
1.
Neutral Position: Lever in the middle cut.
2. Medium Speed: Move the lever out of the cut and shift
towards front end.
3. High Speed: Move the lever out of the cut and shift towards
front end.
4. Slow Speed: Move the lever out of cut and shift towards rear end.
4.14 LEVER (2WD / 4WD)
The lever has two positions viz. forward 4WD and backward 2WD
on the tractor.
In (fig.4-7).
The purpose of the front drive is to increase traction
on uneven ground, mud and slippery surfaces etc. The control
lever is used to engage and disengage the front drive. Both
maneuvers can be carried out whilst the tractor is driving in a
straight line and never under stress.
NOTE: Only use four-wheel drive when strictly necessary. Avoid
use of 4WD when maximum traction is not required, e.g. on hard
ground, roads, etc., since this would only increase tyre wear
unnecessarily.
Always leave the 4WD lever engaged when parking on slopes with the trailer connected.
Never use the 4WD engaged while driving at higher speeds. Always use only when
high traction is required.
Fig.4.5
Fig.4.6
Fig.4.7