2011 Kawasaki MULE 4010 4x4 Owners Manual - Page 47

2011 Kawasaki MULE 4010 4x4 Manual

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GENERAL INFORMATION 45 j Shift Levers This vehicle is equipped with three different shift levers: the gear shift lever, the 2WD-4WD shift lever and the differential shift lever. Gear Shift Lever The gear shift lever is located on the dashboard, to the right of the steering shaft. The gear shift lever has four positions: "H" (High), "L" (Low), "N" (Neutral), and "R" (Reverse). Gear Position "H" (High), "L" (Low), "N" (Neutral), "R" (Reverse) Make certain that the vehicle is completely stopped and the engine is idling before shifting from "H" (High), "L" (Low) to "R" (Reverse) or vice versa. Move the gear shift lever up or down as indicated on the label next to the shift lever. Refer to the "Reversing Gears" section in the "How to Operate" chapter. A. Gear Shift Lever B. "H" (High) Position C. "L" (Low) Position D. "N" (Neutral) Position E. "R" (Reverse) Position NOTICE Do not shift from "H" (High), "L"(Low) to "R" (Reverse) and vice versa when the vehicle is moving or with the engine running above idling speed, or the transmission could be damaged. The vehicle is equipped with a sub-transmission to allow maximum transmission efficiency. Use the low gearing for maximum torque at low speeds, for climbing hills, pulling a trailer, or keeping constant low speeds for agricultural use. The high gearing

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GENERAL INFORMATION
45
j
Shift Levers
This vehicle is equipped with three different shift
levers: the gear shift lever, the 2WD-4WD shift lever
and the differential shift lever.
Gear Shift Lever
The gear shift lever is located on the dashboard,
to the right of the steering shaft. The gear shift lever
has four positions: “H” (High), “L” (Low), “N” (Neu-
tral), and “R” (Reverse).
Gear Position
“H” (High), “L” (Low), “N” (Neutral),
“R” (Reverse)
Make
certain
that
the
vehicle
is
completely
stopped and the engine is idling before shifting
from “H” (High), “L” (Low) to “R” (Reverse) or vice
versa.
Move the gear shift lever up or down as
indicated on the label next to the shift lever.
Refer to the “Reversing Gears” section in the “How
to Operate” chapter.
A. Gear Shift Lever
B. “H” (High) Position
C. “L” (Low) Position
D. “N” (Neutral) Position
E. “R” (Reverse) Position
NOTICE
Do not shift from “H” (High), “L”(Low) to “R”
(Reverse) and vice versa when the vehicle
is moving or with the engine running above
idling speed, or the transmission could be
damaged.
The vehicle is equipped with a sub-transmission
to allow maximum transmission efficiency. Use the
low gearing for maximum torque at low speeds, for
climbing hills, pulling a trailer, or keeping constant
low speeds for agricultural use.
The high gearing