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OWNER’S MANUAL | STARTRAC 263 4WD – 8G – STAGE – V
4.24 DIFFERENTIAL LOCK
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When you press the differential lock pedal, both the rear
wheels will rotate at same speed.
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Differential lock operation should be done with front tyres in
straight position only. Differential lock should be disengaged
at turnings to avoid any damage of differential assembly.
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Do not apply differential lock while tractor speed is more than
6 km/hour or on turning.
4.25 SERVICE BRAKE
The main brakes are operated by means of two pedals, one for
each rear wheel. Braking on one side assists steering in tight
maneuvers. By locking rear wheel on the inside of curve, you can
virtually turn the tractor around on its own axis. For simultaneous
braking during normal use and for on road use, simply lock the
two pedals together with the special brake coupling lock.
ALWAYS KEEP THE BRAKE PEDALS COUPLED FOR ON-
ROAD DRIVING TO ENSURE SIMULTANEOUS BRAKING
ON BOTH REAR WHEELS. NEVER USE THE BRAKES
INDEPENDENTLY WHEN DRIVING ON PUBLIC ROADS.
IF YOU EVER NOTICE THE BRAKES BECOMING LESS
EFFECTIVE, IDENTIFY THE CAUSE IMMEDIATELY AND REPAIR. WHEN WORKING ON
SLOPES AVOID USING THE BRAKES AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE AND SELECT A LOWER
GEAR IN ORDER TO USE ENGINE BRAKING.
4.26 PARKING BRAKE
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Pull the lever completely to operate the parking Brake.
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If this is not the case, pull the parking brake lever with
higher force.
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The indicator light in the instalment panel lights up
when the parking brake is engaged, independently of
the force used for the engagement.
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Before starting the tractor, shift into gear and release
the parking brake.
4.27 PARKING BRAKE RELEASE
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Press the brake pedal slightly, push button(1) inwards,
let the Parking brake lever (2) down and release it.
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Always engage the hand brake when the tractor is
used for work at a standstill (Stationary Position),
even if only for brief periods of time.
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Driving the tractor with the parking brake partially
engaged will cause damage to internal transmission components.
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Make sure the brake is fully off.
Fig.4.18
Fig.4.19
Fig.4.20