OPERATING 5-15
LOADING INTO AND UNLOADING
OUT OF THE TRUCK
1. When you load the tractor, do it by
driving backward.
2. If the engine is out halfway, step on
the brake pedal at once, and then take
away the pedal slowly to reach the
road. After that, start the engine again
to go up.
WARNING
Do not stay in the cabin except the
driver. If not, you can have an ac-
cident of bodily injury on a
person.
When you are passing through a
passage with some ditch or the
farm road with steep sides, please
be careful of both ends of the
road. If not, you can have an ac-
cident of bodily injury on a
person.
When you are driving on the road
with the implement like a rotary,
the front part of the tractor be-
comes lighter. As a result, the op-
eration of the steering wheel is
getting bad. Be careful of it.
CAUTIONS WHILE DEALING THE
POWER STEERING
1. Power steering is only possible while
the engine is running. If the engine ro-
tation is at low speed, the handle is
getting somewhat heavy. When the
engine is stopped, it is operating with
the normal steering.
2. If you operate the steering wheel, with
the tractor halted, using the implement
equipped in front of the loader and the
like, the steering wheel operation can
be getting a little heavy. Operate the
steering wheel moving the tractor at
low speed in this case. When a loader
is mounted, adjust the air pressure of
the front wheel (refer to the page),
and mount weight or rotary at the rear
part of the tractor, and control the front
weight to make the front and rear bal-
ance more stable for safe working.
3. If you turn the steering wheel to the
full, the safety valve is activated to let
the signal sound (relief valve sound).
Do not use the tractor with this sound
activated (but it is only for a short time,
it will do). If possible, please avoid
using it continuously with the steering
wheel turned to the full.
4. Please avoid turning the steering
wheel to the end (turning it without
driving) because its tires are wearing
faster.
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