TURBO GP-BASIC 10R2619 - Caterpillar

Parking Brake
Do not engage the parking brake while the machine is moving unless an emergency exists. The use of the parking brake as a service brake in regular operation causes severe damage to the parking brake system.
Parking Brake - This lever engages the parking brake and locks the transmission lever in NEUTRAL. The machine should not move when engaged.
Locked - Push the lever up to engage the parking brake. This also locks the transmission lever in NEUTRAL.
Unlocked - Push the lever down to release the parking brake.Brake Pedal
Brake Pedal Applied - Push the brake pedal down to apply the brakes, and slow or stop the machine. Use the brakes on a downgrade to keep the engine from overspeeding. Brake Pedal Released - Release the brake pedal to allow the machine to move, or increase ground speed.Governor and Decelerator
Governor Lever - Pull the lever back for higher engine rpm. Push the lever forward to slow the engine. Push the lever forward to the detent position for LOW IDLE. Push the lever all the way forward through the detent to stop the engine. Decelerator Pedal - Push down on the pedal to override the governor control and reduce the engine speed. Use the pedal to reduce engine rpm when making directional shifts.Steering and Directional Lever
Machine turns, if the engine is running, when the steering lever is moved with the transmission in NEUTRAL or in gear. Engage the steering control lock by engaging the parking brake to prevent machine movement.
This machine must be operated with the floor plate securely in place at all times. There are lines and components located below the operator's compartment which contain fluids under high pressure.Moving the steering lever forward results in a left turn when moving forward and a right turn when moving in reverse.Moving the steering lever towards the operator results in a right turn when moving forward and a left turn when moving in reverse.The speed selector is always engaged in one of three speeds.Push the parking brake lever down to allow steering and directional lever movement.
Left Turn (Counterclockwise) (1) - Moving the lever forward results in a left turn when the machine is moving forward and a right turn when the machine is moving in reverse. The farther the lever is moved forward, the faster the machine turns. No Steer (Straight) (2) - Release the lever to allow the machine to go straight in either direction. Release the lever from position (1) or (3) and it returns to NO STEER.
Right Turn (Clockwise) (3) - Moving the lever to the rear results in a right turn when the machine is moving forward and a left turn when the machine is moving in reverse. The farther the lever is moved back, the faster the machine turns.
Forward (4) - Rotate the twist handle on the lever forward to this position to move the transmission to the forward direction.
Neutral (5) - Rotate the twist handle on the lever to this position to move the transmission to NEUTRAL.
Reverse