Operation - Cub Cadet 17AICBYQ603 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento Originales

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Setting the driver's seat
(depending on model and design)
Sit on the driver's seat.
Pull the adjustment lever upwards and hold it
Bring the seat to the desired position
the adjusting lever.
Note
When releasing the adjustment lever, make
sure the seat latches in correctly.
Fitting the steering column
Press the switch downwards
while bringing the steering column into the desired
position.
Release the switch
column forwards or backwards slightly until it
latches into the pre-selected position.
Note
The steering column adjustment mechanism
has up to 6 latch points, depending on the
model. Always ensure the steering column
has locked in correctly.
Setting the cutter wheels
The cutter wheels should never be lower than
6-12 mm above the ground at the lowest cutter
position. The cutter wheels are not designed to bear
the loads generated by the cutters and may have
to be offset accordingly. They are used solely for
Always move the cutting wheels so they line up
evenly.
Note
The number of cutter deck wheels varies
depending on the model.
16
and leave
/
[D] and hold it
[D] and move the steering
Also observe the information in the operating
.
manual for the engine.
Note
Comply with the national/municipal regula-
tions concerning the times when the appli-
ance may be used (if required, contact your
local authority).
Switching on/off the headlights
(optional; depending on the model)
The headlight lights up if the engine is running or if
the ignition key is in the position
Engaging / disengaging the parking
brake
To switch the parking brake on, press the brake
pedal [A] right through and press the switch [E]
.
To switch the parking brake off, press through the
brake pedal [A] until the switch [E] is released.
Always switch on the parking brake before
leaving the device.
Do not step on the forward pedal [B] or the
reverse pedal [C] while the brake pedal [A] is
activated or the parking brake is switched on.
This may damage the gears.
Setting the engine speed
using the throttle.
Fast engine speed =
Slow engine speed =

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