GENERAL OPERATION
3 Point Hitch (Optional Accessory) Some light and medium duty implements (non PTO powered) can be used on the rear of a 3 point hitch equipped power unit.
Directional/Hazard Flasher Operation (Optional Accessory) The directional signal / hazard flasher lights are mounted on adjustable arms. They can be positioned with the arms up (1) for standard use or the arms can be rotated down (2) for use on power units equipped with dual wheels.
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To change the light position, remove the lock pin (3), move the arm to the desired position, and reinstall the lock pin to secure in place. The light is mounted to the pivot bracket using a fric- tion washer that allows the light to pivot forward or backward when it contacts an object. If the arm gets knocked out of position, manually move the arm back into alignment.
The optional 3 point hitch is equipped with adjustable lift links (1) to control the individual draw bars. The stabilizing links (2) can be allowed to swing freely or can be locked at a desired position. The 3 point hitch is equipped with three control handles. The inner handle raises and lowers the draw bars. The middle handle controls the left rear set of hydraulic quick couplers. The outer handle controls the right rear set of hydraulic quick couplers. 12 Volt 4-Pin Auxiliary Sockets (Optional Accessory) Certain attachments require 12 volt auxiliary power. Plug the attachmentâs 12 volt power cord into the 12 volt 4-pin socket. The actions of the front 12 volt socket are controlled by an on/off switch and two mo - mentary on buttons on the SDLA handle. The actions of the rear 12 volt socket are controlled by an on/ off switch and a momentary on/off/on switch on the panel behind the SDLA control levers. The momentary buttons or switch are used for controlling movement that is only used for a brief time. The on/off switches are used to activate equipment or to select different functions.
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