Cub Cadet TANK LZ 60 TANK L 60 KW Operator's Manual - Page 13

Adjusting Drive Control Levers

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4. Install the upper ROPS section onto the lower ROPS "posts". 8. Move the upper ROPS section to the upright position, and Install the bolts and nuts. See Figure 3-5. insert the locking pins with their retainer hairpin clips. See Figure 3-7. Retaining Washer Bolt Locking Pin Lock Nuts Retaining Washer Bolt Retainer Hairpin Clips Figure 3-5 5. Tighten upper ROPS section bolts after both RH & LH hardware is installed. 6. Tighten the frame mounting hardware to 80-90 lb.-ft. torque. See Figure 3-4. NOTE: Make sure tubular upright posts are absolutely tight within welded bracket. If the ROPS is not absolutely tight after tightening hardware to 80-90 ft-lbs, additional tightening is needed. 7. Route the nylon lanyard as shown in Figure 3-6. Be sure to secure the lanyard to the retaining clip and clevis pin. B A C Locking Pin Figure 3-7 Adjusting Drive Control Levers The RH and LH drive control levers can be adjusted up or down and fore-and-aft for the comfort of the operator. Proper drive control lever and seat adjustment will result in the following: In the neutral position with hands on the control levers, • Operator's upper arms should be relaxed and approximately vertical. • Operator's forearms should be approximately horizontal. In the full forward position, • Operator's back should stay in contact with the seat back. • Control levers should not contact operator's legs. In the full reverse position, • Control levers should not contact the operator's legs or torso. Set the seat to the preferred operating position. • Adjustment lever is located under the front edge of the seat. Check factory settings of control levers for the conditions listed above. NOTE: If control lever adjustments are required, height adjustments should be made prior to angular adjustments. Figure 3-6 Section 2 - Assembly & Set-Up 13

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S
ECTION
2 — A
SSEMBLY
& S
ET
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P
4.
Install the upper ROPS section onto the lower ROPS “posts”.
Install the bolts and nuts. See Figure 3-5.
Bolt
Retaining
Washer
Lock Nuts
Bolt
Retaining
Washer
Figure 3-5
5.
Tighten upper ROPS section bolts after both RH & LH
hardware is installed.
6.
Tighten the frame mounting hardware to 80-90 lb.-ft.
torque. See Figure 3-4.
NOTE:
Make sure tubular upright posts are absolutely
tight within welded bracket. If the ROPS is not absolutely
tight after tightening hardware to 80-90 ft-lbs, additional
tightening is needed.
7.
Route the nylon lanyard as shown in Figure 3-6. Be sure to
secure the lanyard to the retaining clip and clevis pin.
A
B
C
Figure 3-6
8.
Move the upper ROPS section to the upright position, and
insert the locking pins with their retainer hairpin clips. See
Figure 3-7.
Locking Pin
Locking Pin
Retainer
Hairpin
Clips
Figure 3-7
Adjusting Drive Control Levers
The RH and LH drive control levers can be adjusted up or down
and fore-and-aft for the comfort of the operator. Proper drive
control lever and seat adjustment will result in the following:
In the neutral position with hands on the control levers,
Operator’s upper arms should be relaxed and
approximately vertical.
Operator’s forearms should be approximately
horizontal.
In the full forward position,
Operator’s back should stay in contact with the seat
back.
Control levers should not contact operator’s legs.
In the full reverse position,
Control levers should not contact the operator’s legs
or torso.
Set the seat to the preferred operating position.
Adjustment lever is located under the front edge of
the seat.
Check factory settings of control levers for the conditions listed
above.
NOTE:
If control lever adjustments are required, height
adjustments should be made prior to angular adjustments.