Operator Seat And Seat Belt - Toro 25430 Operator's Manual

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1. Fast forward chain speed
2. Slow forward chain speed
3. Neutral position
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Cable plow operation (optional)—move the control
lever to control the cable plow as follows:
– Move the control lever rearward to actuate the
vibration of the blade; move the control lever fully
rearward to increase the vibration.
– Move the control lever beyond the Neutral position
to decrease and stop the vibration.
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Trencher operation—move the control lever to control
the trencher as follows:
– Move the control lever forward to actuate the digging
chain in the forward direction.
– Move the control lever fully toward the front to
increase the chain speed.
– Move the control lever to the Neutral position to
stop the chain.
– Move the control lever rearward to reverse the
digging chain direction.
Note: You must sit in the operator seat to move the
attachment control lever from the Neutral position;
otherwise, the engine will stop in 1 second.
4. Slow reverse chain speed
or slow plow vibration
5. Fast reverse chain speed
or fast plow vibration
Rear Wheel Position Indicator
(Optional)
This indicator (Figure
wheels when you set the rear wheel position control.
1. Pointer

Operator Seat and Seat Belt

Seat Interlock System
WARNING
The seat interlock system protects the operator
from injury.
Do not disable the seat interlock system.
The seat interlock system requires the operator to sit in the
operator seat while operating this machine.
Note: The neutral indicator light turns on when you turn the
key switch to the On position and both the utility-traction
control and attachment control levers are in the Neutral
position.
Note: If the operator does not remain seated when the
utility-traction lever is not in the Neutral position, the engine
will stop in 1 second. Do not lay a heavy object on the seat or
tamper with the seat interlock system in any way.
Forward and Rearward Seat Control
To move the operator seat
pull the control bar to the left to adjust the seat forward or
rearward.
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16) shows the position of the rear
Figure 16
2. Rear-wheel position
indicator
(Figure 17) forward or rearward,