How to operate a four-wheel tractor
1. Start the tractor: Turn the ignition key on the tractor to the "start" position, then step on the brake pedal and use your other hand to crank the starter handle or press the start button until the tractor starts.
2. Adjust the seat and mirrors: Adjust the seat and rearview mirrors so that you can see the surrounding situation clearly.
3. Switch gears: Switch the tractor's gears to adapt to different working conditions. Usually, low gears are used for climbing slopes and hauling heavy objects, while high gears are used for driving on flat ground.
4. Use the accelerator and clutch: Control the speed and acceleration of the tractor by pressing the accelerator and clutch. Pressing the accelerator can increase the speed, while releasing the accelerator can reduce the speed. Pressing the clutch can transfer the power of the engine to the transmission, and releasing the clutch cuts off the connection between the engine and the transmission.
5. Switch the steering gear: Control the steering of the tractor by adjusting the steering gear. Usually, turning the steering gear left or right can make the front wheels turn left or right accordingly.
