Raider RD-T10 User Manual page 35

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With the stop (pos. 4, fig. 16) you determine the speed of milling and the depth of tillage.
With more downward pressure in the soil, the cultivator moves more slowly and cultivates
the surface more deeply. With less pressure in the soil, the cultivator moves faster and
processes the area shallower.
1) drawbar;
2) drawbar pin;
3) spring splend;
4) stop (stopper);
5) stop pin.
Clutch.
The clutch switches on and off
the drive from the engine to the transmission. When the clutch lever (key 1, fig. 17) is
pressed into position (key 2, fig. 17), the clutch is engaged
and the drive from the engine is transmitted to the transmission. Put the gearshift lever
in one of your preferred positions (back, forward - slow or fast), squeeze the clutch lever
(key 1, figure 17) into position (key 2, figure 17) and lower axis will rotate in the selected
direction.
NOTE: If the gear lever does not engage when setting the desired speed, manually move
the cultivator to position the speeds.
Squeeze the clutch lever (pos. 1, fig. 17) into position (pos. 2, fig. 17) to engage the
movement of the milling rotors or the pneumatic wheels.
THE GEARBOX IS OUT OF THE TRANSMISSION SYNC. SPEED SWITCH ON WHEN
THE CLUTCH IS OFF AND WHEN (STOP MACHINE) ON THE MOTOCULTIVATOR IS
OFF. Failure to comply with this requirement may damage the Transmission.
(1) Clutch lever - (1); (2) included; (3) off
Speed selection.
The RD-T10 motor cultivator is fast, slow and reverse. The switch lever must act in
accordance with the speed of the switch plate.