Toro Pro Sneak 365 Operator's Manual page 12

Creep-Control Lever
The creep-control lever controls the direction and
speed of the machine while the attachments are
in use. To go forward, push the lever forward. To
reverse, pull the lever backward. The further you
push or pull the lever, the faster the machine travels.
The creep-control lever will not return to the N
position on its own.
Hour Meter
The hour meter displays the number of hours of
operation that have been logged on the machine.
Key Switch
The key switch, used to start and shut off the engine,
has 3 positions: O , O
FF
start the engine, rotate the key to the O
position. Once the glow plug indicator light is off,
rotate the key to the S
TART
when engine starts and it will move automatically to
the O position. To shut off the engine, rotate the key
N
to the O position.
FF
Fuel Gauge
The fuel gauge measures the amount of fuel in the
fuel tank.
Vibratory-Plow Control Lever
This lever controls the vibratory plow. To increase the
agitation, push the lever forward. To decrease the
agitation, pull the lever back. If the vibratory plow is in
use, use the creep-control lever to drive.
Diesel-Particulate Filter (DPF)
CAUTION
During regeneration, the diesel particulate
filter becomes extremely hot and can cause
serious burns.
Keep your body and hands away from the
engine during regeneration.
The diesel particulate filter (DPF) removes particulate
matter from the exhaust and prevents it from being
discharged into the air. As the particulates collect
in the filter, the engine performs a regeneration to
prevent clogging and decreased engine performance.
Most regenerations are performed in the background
and will not impact operation. These background
regenerations happen automatically, unless the
regeneration inhibit switch is activated.
EUTRAL
/P , and S
N REHEAT TART
/P
N REHEAT
position. Release the key
Over time, ash accumulates in the DPF and a
background regeneration is not sufficient to unclog the
filter. When this occurs, the regeneration request and
check engine lights illuminate on the control panel. At
this time, the filter requires a stationary regeneration
or needs to be serviced; contact your Authorized
Service Dealer for more information.
. To
1. Engine-coolant-temperature
light
2. Glow-plug indicator
3. Engine-oil-pressure light
4. Charge indicator
5. Regeneration-request light 11. High-temperature-exhaust
6. Check-engine light
Engine-Coolant-Temperature Light
This light illuminates if the engine overheats. If the
light illuminates when the engine is running, shut off
the engine, remove the key, and check for a possible
cause.
Glow-Plug Indicator
This light illuminates while the glow plugs are active.
When the light is off, it is safe to start the machine.
Engine-Oil-Pressure Light
This light illuminates if the engine oil pressure drops
below a safe level while the engine is running. If the
light flickers or remains on, stop the vehicle, turn off
the engine, and check the oil level. If the oil level
was low, but adding oil does not cause the light to
go out when you start the engine, turn the engine
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Figure 12
7. Hydraulic-oil-temperature
light
8. Hydraulic-oil-pressure
light
9. Neutral indicator
10. Air-filter light
indicator
12. Regeneration inhibit
indicator
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