FORWARD
MovingtheT-handleforwardstartsthevehiclemovingforward. TwistingtheT-handle
causesthevehicletoturn.Asthehaldleisadvancedforward.thevehicle
soeed
increases.Movethehandleforward
slowlyroalloqlhe
enginelimetoreJp;nd.
Thrusting
thehandleforward
quickly
will offerasituation
similartorapidlyreleasing
the
clutchofan automobile.Powerisdemanded
tooquicklyandtheengine
isstalled.Thc
terrainbeingtraveledandvehicleload
will determinehowfar theT-handlecan
be
adyanced.Astheenginebeginstolose
RPMor"lugdown",pull
theT-handleback
slowlyuntiltheengineretumstoitsoriginalspeed.Thisprocedure
simulatesshiftingto
alowergear
in aconventional
transmission.Thevehicle
speedisdecreased
andmore
power
issuppliedtothedrivesystem.Whilethevehicle
isbeingdriven,theT-haodle
must
becontinuallyadjustedasthe
tenainchanges.Alwaystry tomaintainacoNtant
engineRPM.Allowtheengineto"run
fteely",
avoidoverworking
or"lugging"
the
engine.Dependingonterrain
conditions,
(deep
snow,ma$h,
etc.)itmaynotbe
possible
toopeEtethevehiclewiththeT-handle
fullyadvanced.
REYERSE
Deprcssthe,Reuelsetoclro?t
and
pull
theT-handleback
slowly.Drivingtechdquc
shouldbeconsistentwith forwardmotion. Movethehandle
slowlyandallowtheengine
timetorespond. GAUTION
WHENBACKINGTHEVEHICLE,THE
T-HANDLE
ACTIONFORTURNINGIS
REVERSED.
IVOVETHE
T-HANDLESLOWLYFOR
CONTROLLEDIIIOVEMENT.
DRIVINGTHEVEHICLE
A trackedvehicle,byitsverynature,requircs
theuseofoperatingtechniques
and
procedwes
thatareunfamilia(
tomost
people
usedto drivingwheeledvehicles.This
meansthata
person
intending
tooperatethisvehiclemustallow
ampletimetobecome
familiarwith thecontrolsandthechamcteristics
ofthe machine.
Beforeattempting
todriveonroughterrain,theoperatorshoulddrivethevehicle
onlevel,unobstuctedtenain
untilhe/sheisacquaintedwiththeRenegade's
controlsand
particular
handlingcharacteristics.Be
suretheuseofeachcontrolisunderstood
completely.
It isthepurpose
ofthis sectiontoinformandinstructprospective
Renegade
operatorsinanefforttohelpthem
useit safely.Readtheoperator's
manualthoroughly
before
usingthemachine.