Countax B MK4 Series Operator's Manual page 14

KNOW YOUR TRACTOR
Compare the dashboard illustrations with your tractor to familiarize yourself with the various controls and adjustments.
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1 - Fuel Indicator - Red, yellow and green fuel level
indicator. The lowest red bar flashes when fuel tank is
empty.
2 - RPM (Revolutions Per Minute) Counter - Red,
yellow and green phase counter indicates workrate of the
tractor and associated driven attatchments.
3 - Parking Brake ON / OFF Indicator - Signals the
parking brake is active or non active.
4 - 15 Degree Slope Warning Light - This tractor is not
designed for slopes that exceed this degree of incline.
Do not drive on slopes that exceed 15 degrees or on
any unstable ground that could cause the tractor to tip.
Warning indicator fitted to four wheel drive models only.
5 - Battery Indicator - Shows the battery is low.
Indicator also flashes on startup or when not charging
correctly.
6 - Cutting Blade Engage - Indicates the deck is in use
when lit. Engage the PTO switch on the tractor rear body
and select deck cutting options on the right dashboard
to engage.
Dashboard Display Layout
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7 - PTO Engage - Signals the net and powered grass
collector (PGC) are in use when lit. Engage the PTO
switch on the tractor rear body and select PTO options
on the right dashboard to engage.
8 - Headlight ON / OFF Indicator - Not used for current
models.
9 - Net Raised - This light signals the net is in the up
position. The net must be placed in the down position in
order to collect grass.
10 - Net Tipping - Indicates the net is currently tipping.
11 - Net Full - When lit shows the net requires emptying.
This option is unavailable for current models.
12 - Deck Height Indicator - There are nine deck height
positions. Level one offers the shortest cut and nine the
longest. The indicator light will change position as the
deck height handle is adjusted.
13 - Clock - The clock displays the current time using a
24 hour format. It also displays the current engine RPM
output at startup briefly before switching to clock mode.
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