Moving and Stopping the Machine
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205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
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205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Starting the Engine
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Parking the Machine
MACHINE ARRANGEMENT
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Safety
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Towing
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Operator's Compartment
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Machine Controls
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Implement Controls
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Before Starting the Engine
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Starting the Engine
1.1. Changing Speed Ranges and/or Direction
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Keep the machine under control at all times. Select the low gear range speed before starting down a downgrade. Do not change gear speeds while going downhill. A good practice is to use the same gear speed going downgrade that would be used to go up the grade. Travel forward towards the idlers when moving any long distances. |
Raise all lowered implements enough to clear any obstructions before moving.
- 1. Release the directional travel pedals.
- 2. Lower the hydraulic armrest and latch in place.
- 3. Select the required gear speed range.
- 4. Push the directional pedals down to the desired direction and speed.
- 5. Move the governor control lever to the desired engine speed.
- 6. Push the directional pedals down to allow the machine to move. Release the directional pedals to slow or stop the machine.
Changing Speed Ranges and/or Direction
LOW to HIGH speed and directional changes at full engine speed are possible. However, for operator comfort and maximum service life of power train components, decelerating and/or braking, when changing directions is recommended.
- 1. Decrease engine speed with the governor control lever.
- 2. Release the travel pedals to stop the machine.
- 3. Push the transmission speed switch to the desired speed.
- 4. Push the travel pedal down.
- 5. Increase the engine speed with the governor control lever.
Information System:
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Starting the Engine
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Before Starting the Engine
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Implement Controls
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Machine Controls
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Operator's Compartment
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Towing
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Safety
214 AND 224 WHEEL-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 2000 Service Hours or 1 Year
214 AND 224 WHEEL-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 1000 Service Hours or 6 Months
214 AND 224 WHEEL-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 250 Service Hours or Monthly
214 AND 224 WHEEL-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 50 Service Hours or Weekly
214 AND 224 WHEEL-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 10 Service Hours or Daily
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Parking the Machine
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Operating Techniques
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Transportation Hints
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Maintenance Recommendations
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Coolant, Fuel and Lubricant Specifications
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When Required
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 10 Service Hours or Daily
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 50 Service Hours or Weekly
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 250 Service Hours or Monthly
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 500 Service Hours or 3 Months
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 1000 Service Hours or 6 Months
205 AND 211 TRACK-TYPE EXCAVATOR
Every 2000 Service Hours or 1 Year