PAES 104
self-propelled, wheeled, track-laying or semi track-laying machine primarily designed to pull,
push, carry and/or operate trailers or provide power to implements and machines used for
agricultural, forestry and other related works
agricultural tractor
machine, having an integral power unit but normally operated by a pedestrian, designed to
carry out agricultural operation, and which may also be operated from a seat on an
attachment or trailer
pedestrian-operated machine
designations related to the operator when sitting on the operator’s station
right-hand and left-hand
having one or more integral power units which propel and operate the machine, designed to
carry out agricultural operations while on the move
self-propelled machine
1) the transmission(s) is (are) in the neutral or park position or
2) the traction clutch is disengaged and
3) the operator is in the operator’s seat (station).
Starting
Move control to “on” position.
ignition switch
Move control to “start” position.
starter switch
Pull grip
recoil type
Push pedal forward and/or downward to increase engine speed
foot-operated
The recommended direction of motion of the control is in a plane generally
parallel to the longitudinal axis of the propelling vehicle. The direction of
motion shall be away from the operator (generally forward or upward) to
increase engine speed.
hand-operated
Rotate starter ignition switch counterclockwise to “off” (open circuit)
position.
spark ignition
Move control to “stop” position. Control shall automatically remain in the
“stop” position without the application of sustained manual effort.
compression ignition
Rotate switch in a clockwise direction to “positive ignition” position. Any
auxiliary position provided shall be located between the “off” and
“ignition” positions
spark ignition
Move control to “start” position. If a rotational switch is provided, rotate
clockwise to operate engine starter. If an engine pre-heater circuit is
provided, this control shall occur before the “starter” position or maybe
activated by rotating the control counter-clockwise.
compression ignition
a clockwise rotation shall
effect a right turn, and a counterclockwise rotation shall effect a left turn
steering wheel
When two levers are provided for steering to achieve a right turn the right-
hand lever shall move rearward; to achieve a left turn the left-hand lever
shall move rearward.
two levers
When one lever is provided for steering, a lateral motion of the lever to the
right shall effect a right turn and a lateral motion to the left shall effect a
left turn.
one lever
The direction of motion shall be generally forward or downward to
engage.
foot-operated
Pull motion to apply is preferred. Where means are provided for
independent right and left hand operations, it shall be possible to obtain
combined control such that there is no undue deviation from a straight path
of travel.
hand-operated
Depress brake pedal and lock-in position
foot-operated
Push pedal forward or downward to disengage.
foot- operated
The disengaged position shall be clearly marked, and visible from the
operator’s seat. Controls shall be operable only with the operator in the
operator’s station.
lever
It shall be possible to lock the control lever(s) or mechanism in position
during road transport and servicing, or adjusting of implements in the
raised position, unless other means are provided.
lift mechanism
Push the lever forward to increase engine speed and pull lever to the rear
to decrease engine speed. The engine can be stopped by moving the lever
to its extreme rearward position
throttle lever
Turn counter-clockwise to accelerate
turning handle
To start forward motion of the tractor, the lever is pulled upward-forward;
to stop the tractor, pull the lever rearward-downward. An over-center
linkage should hold the lever in the forward engaged position.
idler clutch lever
Clockwise rotation should move components affected upwards, rearwards
or to the right
screw-operated
For moving components in any plane, the lever should move in the same
general direction as the components.
lever operated
Push the lever forward to extend the front stand to support tractor when
parked. Pull lever rearward to retract stand before putting the tractor into
motion. An over-center spring holds the stand in the retracted position
when the tractor is parked and left unattended. A locking pin should be
installed to lock the stand in extended position. The locking pin should
always be installed when attaching implements to the tractor and servicing
or repairing machine.
stand control lever