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60 Series 2WD/4WD, Model - 8560
Switches
Scuttle and Plow Lamp Switch
This is 4-Way rotary switch located on LH side of Steering
column on dashboard. It operates in clockwise direction
and the positions are as follows:
1. Off
2. Illuminates Scuttle Lamp.
3. Illuminates Plow Lamp and puts OFF Scuttle lamp.
4. Illuminates Scuttle & Plow Lamp simultaneously.
Light Switch
This is 4-Way rotary switch located on RH side of Steering
column on dashboard. It operates in clockwise direction
and the positions are as follows:
1. Off
2. Illuminates Instrument Cluster illumination lamp,
Position lamps and also gives supply to Trailer socket.
3. Illuminates Low-Beam of Head lamp in addition to the
position – 2.
4. Illuminates Hi-Beam of Head lamp in addition to the
position – 2.
Turn Signal Switch
This is 3-Way rotary switch located on LH side of Steering
column on dashboard. The Vertical position of knob
operates in both directions and the positions are as follows:
Vertical - Off
Left - Operates L.H. Turn signal lamp.
Right - Operates R.H. Turn signal lamp.
Key Switch
This is a Key operated 4-Way rotary switch located on RH
side of Steering column on dashboard. It operates in
clockwise direction and the positions are as follows:
1. Off
2. ACC/IG. This Position it gives a readiness to the electrical
circuit for operation of Scuttle & Plow lamp switch,
Brake light switch, Turn Signal switch, IPTO switch and
Glow plug & this puts ON the supply to Instrument--
cluster & readiness to the electrical circuits for operation
of light switch.
3. It is identical with position 2.
4. St. Turning the Key to this position activates the Starting
circuit for starting the engine. When released, the key
springs back to 3rd position.
Hazard Switch
This is Piano type switch located below the utility-box on LH
side of Steering column.
On Position - Operates L.H. and R.H.Turn signal lamp
simultaneously. This operation can be performed even if the
Key Switch is in OFF position.
Horn
Pressing the horn push pad will blow the horn.
NOTE : The Starting circuit is interconnected
with Transmission and PTO Neutral switches.
Thus the Engine will not start unless the
transmission and PTO is in neutral.
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