OPERATING TIPS FOR POWER
STEERING WHEEL
(1) Op e rate the p o wer s teering
wheel only while the engine is
running. You may feel the steer-
ing wheel heavier with a low en-
gine speed.
(2) When an implement, such as a
loader, is attached to the front,
the steering wheel may be felt
heavy with the tractor stopped.
If so, operate the steering wheel
while driving the tractor at a low
speed.
(3) When the steering wheel is com-
pletely turned to one end, the
safety valve is activated to out-
put the audible signal (relief
sound). When this sounds, avoid
using the steering wheel. (O.K.
only for a short time). Also, nev-
er turn the steering wheel com-
pletely continuously.
► (4) Turning the steering wheel to its
end unnecessarily (with the trac-
tor stopped) can wear tires rap-
idly.
(5) In winter, warm up the engine
sufciently before use.
(6) When repairing components,
such as a pipe, make sure that
no foreign material enters the
system.
(7) The steering wheel can be op-
erated with a small amount of
force. Therefore, operate it with
care and keep your hands on it
at all times.
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EXTERNAL LIFTING/LOWER-
ING SWITCH (SP MODEL)
Use this switch to lift and lower an
implement from the outside of the
cabin when a rotary tiller is attached
as an implement.
►
Lifting
Lowering
Releasing the steering wheel dur-
ing driving can result in a collision
and rollover. Never release the
steering wheel during driving
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WARNING
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