Description Of The Components Of The Right Control Console - Kubota KX91-3a2 Operator's Manual

Assembly and functions

Description of the components of the right control console

1. Rocker switch for the service port
The functions of the rocker switch are described in the "Controls" section (page 42).
2. Hammer switch
The functions of the hammer switch are described in the "Controls" section (page 42).
3. Travel speed button
The travel speed button switches the HI speed mode on and off.
4. Dozer control lever
The functions of the dozer control lever are described in the "Controls" section (page 42).
5. Starter switch
The starter switch serves as the master switch for the entire machine and as switch for pre-glowing and
starting the engine.
6. Potentiometer for the adjustment of the engine speed
The operator can use this potentiometer to set the engine RPM to any desired speed.
7. AUTO IDLE switch
Using the switch you can switch the AUTO IDLE control on or off. The AUTO IDLE control makes sure that
the engine speed pre-selected with the potentiometer drops down to idle speed after approx. 4 seconds -
provided that no control is being used. Immediately upon activating a control engine speed will be
immediately set to the pre-selected speed. When the AUTO IDLE control is activated the indicator inside
the switch lights up.
8. Switch for the flow rate setting
Using this switch the operator can set the flow rate of the hydraulic oil for the service port.
9. Blower switch (cab version)
The fan is turned on with the blower switch. The air flow can be set to HI or LO.
10. Emergency stopping device
Using this device, the operator can switch off the engine manually.
11. Display
The functions of the display are described in the "Displays and indicators - description" section (page 41).
12. Travel speed indicator
The travel speed indicator lights up when the travel speed mode is activated.
13. Rotary beacon button
The rotary beacon is switched on with this button.
14. Arm rest
The arm rest allows fatigue-free operation of the control lever.
15. Right control lever lock (canopy version only)
The operation of the control lever lock is described in the "Controls" section (page 42).
16. Right control lever
The functions of the right control lever are described in the "Controls" section (page 42).
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