Key Switch; Throttle Control; Fuel Level Gauge; Hour Meter - Toro 03706 Operator's Manual

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1. Cutting unit lift controls
2. Mow/backlap lever
3. Throttle
4. Engine override button
5. Fuel gauge

6. Hour meter

Engine Override Button
When this button (Figure 8) is pressed, the engine can
be operated after it has over heated and automatically
been stopped by the electrical safety system. Use only
for short intervals.

Fuel Level Gauge

Gauge (Figure 8) indicates the amount of fuel in tank.
Hour Meter
Hour meter (Figure 8) indicates the total hours that
machine has been operated.
Note: Lines circling in the small window at left side of
gauge indicate hour meter is operating.

Engine Preheat Indicator Light

This light (Figure 8) turns on when the key is moved to
the On position. Glow plugs engage for 10 seconds,
then, the light goes off when the engine is ready to start.
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Figure 8
7. Engine preheat indicator
light

8. Key switch

9. Parking brake
10. Reel speed control
11. 4 Wheel drive switch (4
wheel drive only)
Key Switch
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Three positions: Off, On, and Start. Rotate the key
(Figure 8) to Start and release it when the engine begins
running. To stop the engine, rotate the key to Off.
Parking Brake Lever
Pull this lever (Figure 8) up to lock the brake. To release
the brake, pull up on the lever, press the button, and
lower the lever. The brake must be engaged to start the
engine. Always engage the parking brake before getting
off of the seat.
Mow-Backlap Lever
Move this lever (Figure 8) forward to engage the cutting
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units. Move the lever to the center to stop the cutting
units. To backlap cutting units, lift the lever over stop
and hold it in the rear position.
Important: Do not move lever directly between the
Mow and Backlap positions. Pause briefly in the
Stop position.
Reel Speed Control
Rotate the knob (Figure 8) clockwise to increase the
reel speed, counter–clockwise to decrease speed. Use in
conjunction with the ground speed limiter to achieve
the appropriate rate of clip.

Throttle Control

Move this control (Figure 8) forward to increase engine
speed andbackward to decrease speed.
4 Wheel Drive Switch (4 wheel drive
model only)
Move this switch (Figure 8) forward to engage 4 wheel
drive. Move it to the rear position to disengage 4 wheel
drive.
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