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Cross steering is the term that is used in order to describe turning gradually on a steep downgrade by declutching without braking.
In order to make a gradual left turn, pull back on steering clutch/brake lever (2). Pull back toward the detent until a slight pressure is felt. This will release the right steering clutch (cross steering).
Pull steering clutch/brake lever (1) to the rear against the stop in order to make a sharp left turn. This applies the left brake (normal steering).
In order to make a gradual right turn, pull back on steering clutch/brake lever (1). Pull back toward the detent until a slight pressure is felt. This will release the left steering clutch (cross steering).
Pull steering clutch/brake lever (2) to the rear against the stop in order to make a sharp right turn. This applies the right brake (normal steering).