Using Travel Controls

1. Stop machine.

2. Allow engine to come to a low idle speed.

3. Avoid damage! Do not shift gears when vehicle is moving or with engine running above low idle speed. Push down brake to stop vehicle motion and engage shift lever with a firm positive action.

   Always shift into low range when operating on wet, uneven or steep terrain, when towing or pushing heavy loads, or operating at less than 16 km/h (10 mph).

   If it is difficult to shift into gear, or grinding occurs, return vehicle to a low idle speed, and then tap the throttle to increase the rpm slightly. Before attempting to shift again, return to idle.

   
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   Select a gear position:
   • Forward - Push transmission shift lever (A) up to either High (B) or Low (C) range.
   • Reverse - Pull lever down to Reverse (D) gear.
   
   

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4. Select 2WD or 4WD position:

   • Push 2WD/4WD lever (E) up to the 2WD position (F).
   • Pull 2WD/4WD lever (E) down to the 4WD position (G).

     Avoid injury! Driving at high speeds with rear lock engaged can result in loss of steering control. Do not engage rear lock or turn with the rear lock engaged while operating machine at high speeds or on slopes.

   • Pull 2WD/4WD lever (E) fully down to the 4WD + REAR LOCK position (H). See Using Rear Lock instructions before operating machine with the rear lock engaged.
   
   

5. Look in the direction the machine will travel.

   Avoid injury! Reduce speed before braking or turning, when hauling loads, and while operating around obstacles or on hazardous off-road conditions.

6. Push down accelerator pedal slowly and smoothly to begin machine travel.

7. Release accelerator and apply the brake pedal evenly and firmly to slow down or stop.