DETAILED CONTROLS AND GAUGES OPERATION CONTROL LEVERS AND PEDALS 0. (1) Safety lock lever (2) Left work equipment control lever (3) Right work equipment control lever (4) Fuel control lever (5) Blade control lever (6) Travel levers (machines with travel pedal) (7) Pedal lock (for boom offset control pedal) (8) Boom offset control pedal (9) Travel accelerator pedal Safety Lock Lever 0. When leaving the operator's cab, be sure to move the safety lock lever to the LOCK position. If the safety lock lever is not in the LOCK position and a control lever is touched accidentally, an accident, which may cause serious bodily injury, can occur.
If the safety lock lever is not secured in the LOCK position, this may result in serious bodily injury. Check that the lever is in the illustrated (locked) position. Even if the safety lever is moved to the LOCK position, blade operation is not locked. Be careful not to accidentally touch the work equipment control lever while pulling up the safety lock lever. Be careful not to accidentally touch the work equipment control lever while pushing down the safety lock lever. This lever (1) is a device with which to lock the operations of the work equipment, swing, travel and any attachment(s). When pulled up, it locks them. This safety lock lever is hydraulically actuated.
When it is in the LOCK position, the work equipment control lever and travel control lever are still movable, but none of the work equipment, swing and travel motors work. REMARK The engine will not start, if the safety lock lever is not in the LOCK position. First make sure that the safety lock lever is in the LOCK position, and then turn the engine starting switch. 3-14 WARNING