Stiga PTO Manuel D'utilisation page 49

3. USING THE INTERFACE
3.1 COMMANDS
1. Release lever
This lever has two positions indicated by a plate
and permits or blocks use of the lifting lever (2):
«A» = Lifting lever blocked;
«B» = Lifting lever released.
Lifting system with
Power Take-Off (PTO)
– when the lever is in position «A» this si-
multaneously engages the movement of
the connected accessory;
– the engine can only be started with the le-
ver in position «B».
2. Accessory lifting lever
This lever has two positions as follows:
«C» = Accessory raised, to be used during tran-
sit and when the accessory is not in use
«D» = Accessory lowered, to be used when
working.
– To switch from position «C» (accessory
raised) to position «D» (accessory lowered),
move the release lever (1) to position «A»,
push the lever (2) slightly downwards and ac-
company it upwards to position «D».
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– To switch from position «D» (accessory
lowered) to position «C» (accessory raised),
move the release lever (1) to position «B», and
move the lever (2) to the fully lowered posi-
tion.
IMPORTANT
The operator must always use
his hand to accompany and guide the up and
down movement of the lever.
IMPORTANT
On some models, the applied
interface does not allow you to open the bon-
net completely. In these models, under the
hood there is a notch that allows you to easily
remove the part of the hood interfering with
the interface. Removal of this part will allow
you to completely open the hood
NOTE
Use an appropriate tool for
removal.
3.2 TRANSIT GEAR
WARNING!
Pay attention to prevent
the accessory from bumping into humps,
obstacles or ramps that can cause sudden
uncontrolled movement of the lifting lever,
and risk of personal injury.
– When moving the machine, the accessory
must be raised with the lifting lever in position
«C».
– Given the presence of the lifting lever, it is rec-
ommended to get on and off the machine from
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