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5.1.3. Joystick operation
The loader must not be combined with a programmable
joystick or other equipment that permits automatic or
unintended loader movement.
In order to prevent unintended loader motion, the loader
joystick controller must be designed to self neutralize.
When the operator releases his grip on the joystick, the
joystick must return to a non-operational neutral position
except for the float position in loader lower and bucket
dump circuits.
Fig. 46 The loader must not be combined with a programmable
joystick or other equipment that permits automatic loader
movement.
5.2. Connection and Operation
Options
The loader's hydraulic system can be connected to the
tractor hydraulic system in two ways.
Using alternative 1, the tractor hydraulic system is
connected to the loader control valve. This method is
available in the following variants:
Alternative 2 is to the tractors hydraulic remote valves
or a mid-mount loader valve furnished by the tractor
manufacturer to control the movements of the loader.
5.3. Disconnecting a loader
CAUTION:
Risk of crushing and pinching
The loader may fall downwards.
Always install a bucket or other suitable
implement on the loader before the loader is
disconnected from the tractor.
Park the tractor and the loader on a flat, firm surface.
Shut off the ride control load damper before disconnecting
the loader.
Tilt the bucket/implement forwards and lower the loader
so that the rear part of the bucket/implement is 4 - 6 inch
above the ground (A).
CAUTION:
If the rear section of the bucket/implement is
more that 6 inch above ground when uncoupling
the loader there is risk of damaging the hoses.
A
Fig. 47 Tilt the bucket/implement forward.
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