Deactivation Of The Rear Pto Shaft - Independent Revolutions; Switching On The Rear Pto Shaft - Dependent Revolutions - Zetor PROXIMA GP Series Operator's Manual

Deactivation of the rear PTO shaft - independent revolutions

A - Press the button on the right column of the cabin or on the panel of the outer hydraulic control (according
to the tractor equipment) to deactivate the rear PTO shaft.
B - This state is indicated by the fact that the revolutions of the rear PTO shaft are not shown on the display
of the instrument panel.
C - Move the gear shift lever of dependent and independent revolutions to the middle neutral (n) position.
D - This state is indicated by the fact that the selected revolutions of the rear PTO shaft are not shown on the
display of the instrument panel, but the symbol N is displayed.

Switching on the rear PTO shaft - dependent revolutions

The number and sense of speed depends on the gear engaged and the reverse shift lever position. The
position of the reduction lever does not affect the rear PTO speed in the dependent speed mode.
When the tractor is stationary while the engine is running:
A - Move the dependent and independent speed shift lever to the lower position to engage the rear PTO
dependent speed
B - Use the PTO speed shift lever to select the appropriate PTO speed
C - After depressing the clutch pedal
D - Shift the gear using the main gearshift lever
E - Select the direction of travel using the reverse lever and release the clutch pedal
When the tractor starts moving, the rear PTO also starts rotating.
Use the clutch pedal for short-term interruption of torque transmission from the rear PTO
shaft. The switch of the rear PTO shaft is not functional in this mode.
If the operator in this mode of work of the rear PTO shaft leaves the driver's seat, the engine is
shut down.
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