Use Brake Pedals

Using Brake Pedals as Driving Brake

Avoid injury! Using unlocked brakes to stop the machine at high speeds may cause accidental turning or tipping.

• Lock pedals together when not using the turn brakes or for road travel or transport.
• Slow down before making a turn.

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   Hydrostatic Transmission Brake Pedals

   
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   PowrReverser™ Transmission Brake Pedals

   A - Brake Pedal Lock

   B - Left Turn Brake Pedal

   C - Right Turn Brake Pedal

   Rotate brake pedal lock (A).
   • HST—Counterclockwise until it locks into the left turn brake pedal (B).
   • PRT—Clockwise until it locks into the right turn brake pedal (C).
   
   

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2. Depress either brake pedal to slow or stop the machine.

   • With latch down, brakes should stop machine in a straight line.
   
   

Using Brake Pedals to Assist in Turning

Avoid damage! Do not apply turn brakes while an implement is engaged with the ground. Damage to the 3-point hitch and implement may occur.

Turn brake pedals can be used to make tighter turns and may reduce unnecessary backing.

Rotate brake pedal lock (A).

• HST—Clockwise until it stops against right turn brake pedal (C).
• PRT—Counterclockwise until it stops against left turn brake pedal (B).

The brake pedals will now function independently.

• To make a tighter left turn, depress left turn brake pedal (B) while turning to the left.
• To make a tighter right turn, depress right turn brake pedal (C) while turning to the right.