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3. Operation
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To use the floating position:
The floating position can be used in every mode of the adjustable valves. The
floating position is past the extreme position of the lever:
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To use the position lock:
The position lock is in the extreme position of the lever:
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To use the spring return on adjustable valve:
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To use the kick-out on adjustable valve
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3.14.1.1
Adjusting the flow control
The flow control adjustment is in the adjustable valves (optional). With the flow
control adjustment, you can simultaneously use the auxiliary hydraulics and rear
linkage. The flow control valve adjustment knob in the cab functions with the
valve lever next to it.
To activate the floating position, push the control lever for the auxiliary
hydraulics rear valve past the extreme position with increased force.
This locks the lever to the floating position.
To deactivate the floating position, return the control lever for the
auxiliary hydraulics rear valve manually to the middle position.
To activate the position lock, push or pull the control lever for the
auxiliary hydraulics rear valve to the extreme position.
Do not push the control lever past the extreme position as it activates the
floating position.
With an adjustable valve, the valve mode selector must be in the position
lock mode or kick-out mode.
To deactivate the position lock, return the control lever for the auxiliary
hydraulics rear valve manually to the middle position.
To activate the spring return, turn the valve mode selector to the spring
return position.
Push or pull the control lever for the auxiliary hydraulics rear valve.
The lever returns to the middle position when released.
To activate the kick-out, turn the valve mode selector to the kick-out
position.
Push or pull the control lever for the auxiliary hydraulics rear valve to the
extreme position.
The kick-out is on.
To deactivate the kick-out, return the control lever for the auxiliary
hydraulics rear valve manually to the middle position.
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