Pto (Power Take Off); Engagement Lever; Equipment Release Lever - Eurosystems P130 Mode D'emploi

speed of the right and left wheel as shown
in [ fig. 08 ] .
INFORMATION:
The power assisted steering system
also works when the handlebars [18]
are adjusted to one of the side fixed po-
sitions.
5.1.5. PTO (POWER TAKE OFF)

ENGAGEMENT LEVER

CARE!
Before working the PTO engagement
lever [22] make sure the tool is fitted
properly ("Equipment Coupling" para-
graph).
DANGER!
Never operate the PTO [22] engage-
ment lever if no tool is fitted. DANGER!
INFORMATION:
In order to keep the PTO activation le-
ver [22] engaged it is necessary to keep
the dead man's lever [24] pressed. If
the lever [24] is not kept pressed down
it will be impossible to couple the PTO
activation lever [22] in the operating
position.
EN-20
INFORMATION:
Carefully follow the adjustment instruc-
tions in the "PTO lever adjustment" for
proper clutch operation.
Activation:
1. Activate the dead man's lever
[24] [ fig. 11a ] ;
2. Then activate the release lever
[23] [ fig. 11b e 11c ]
3. Move the lever [22] from the neutral
position to the engagement position
as shown in [ fig. 11d ]
4. At this point release the release le-
ver [23].
To release the PTO lever, release the dead
man's lever [24] or work the release lever
[23].
5.1.6. EQUIPEMENT RELEASE LEVER
General warnings for the coupling and
release of the tool:
CARE!
Do not operate the tool release lever
[26] [ fig. B ] when the PTO is in oper-
ation. The likelihood of damaging the
transmission is great.
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