IT14G Integrated Toolcarrier Caterpillar


Accelerator Control

Usage:

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The accelerator pedal is located on the floor of the operator's compartment.

Push down on the pedal in order to increase the engine speed.

Release the pedal in order to decrease the engine speed.

Engine Speed Control (If Equipped)

Note: Using both the engine speed control and the creeper control will allow the operator to independently set engine rpm and ground speed.




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Engine Speed Control - The switch for the engine speed control is located on the right side console. The engine speed control allows the operator to set the engine rpm. The engine speed control is designed for use with work tools in applications that require constant engine rpm.

Activating The Engine Speed Control

There are two methods of setting the engine rpm. When the engine speed control is in the ON position an indicator light in the switch will come on.

Using the Accelerator Pedal with the Engine Speed Control Switch

Push down the accelerator pedal in order to achieve the desired engine rpm. While the engine rpm is in the desired range push the top of the switch to the ON position. The engine speed control will hold the desired engine rpm when the switch is released.

After setting the engine rpm, the rpm can be increased further by holding the top of the switch until the desired rpm is reached.

Using the Engine Speed Control Switch Only

The desired engine rpm can also be set by pushing and holding the top of the switch. The rpm will increase steadily. Release the switch when the desired engine rpm has been reached.

After setting the engine rpm, the rpm can be increased further by holding the top of the switch until the desired rpm is reached.

Deactivating the Engine Speed Control

Off - To release the engine speed control, push the bottom of the switch or slightly depress the right brake pedal.

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