2012 Kawasaki Teryx4 750 4x4 Owners Manual - Page 49

2012 Kawasaki Teryx4 750 4x4 Manual

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GENERAL INFORMATION 47 Shift Lever The shift lever is located to the right side of the operator's seat. The shift lever has four positions: "L" (Low), "H" (High), "N" (Neutral), and "R" (Reverse). versa. Move the shift lever forward or backward as indicated on the label next to the shift lever. Refer to the "Shifting Gears" section in the "HOW TO OPERATE" chapter. j NOTICE Do not shift from "H" (High), "L" (Low) to "R" (Reverse) and vice versa when the vehicle is moving or with the engine running above idling speed, or the transmission could be damaged. This vehicle is equipped with a sub-transmission to allow maximum transmission efficiency. Use the low gearing for maximum torque at low speeds, for climbing hills, pulling a trailer, or keeping constant low speeds for agricultural use. The high gearing raises the speed range for ordinary off-highway use. Stop the vehicle before moving the shift lever. A. Shift Lever B. "L" (Low) Position C. "H" (High) Position D. "N" (Neutral) Position E. "R" (Reverse) Position NOTICE Use of the high range for heavy loads, climbing hills, and pulling a trailer can lead to premature wear of the torque converter belt and pulleys. Use low range for these conditions. Refer to the "Shifting Gears" section in the "HOW TO OPERATE" chapter. Make certain that the vehicle is completely stopped and the engine is idling before shifting from "H" (High), "L" (Low) to "R" (Reverse) and vice

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GENERAL INFORMATION
47
j
Shift Lever
The shift lever is located to the right side of the op-
erator’s seat. The shift lever has four positions: “L”
(Low), “H” (High), “N” (Neutral), and “R” (Reverse).
A. Shift Lever
B. “L” (Low) Position
C. “H” (High) Position
D. “N” (Neutral) Position
E. “R” (Reverse) Position
Make
certain
that
the
vehicle
is
completely
stopped and the engine is idling before shifting
from “H” (High), “L” (Low) to “R” (Reverse) and vice
versa. Move the shift lever forward or backward as
indicated on the label next to the shift lever.
Refer to the “Shifting Gears” section in the “HOW
TO OPERATE” chapter.
NOTICE
Do not shift from “H” (High), “L” (Low) to “R”
(Reverse) and vice versa when the vehicle
is moving or with the engine running above
idling speed, or the transmission could be
damaged.
This vehicle is equipped with a sub-transmission
to allow maximum transmission efficiency. Use the
low gearing for maximum torque at low speeds, for
climbing hills, pulling a trailer, or keeping constant
low speeds for agricultural use.
The high gearing
raises the speed range for ordinary off-highway use.
Stop the vehicle before moving the shift lever.
NOTICE
Use of the high range for heavy loads, climb-
ing hills, and pulling a trailer can lead to pre-
mature wear of the torque converter belt and
pulleys. Use low range for these conditions.
Refer to the “Shifting Gears” section in the “HOW
TO OPERATE” chapter.