Tractor stall emergency measures

In the process of driving, often due to various unexplained reasons, the engine suddenly fails to turn off. At this time, if you are driving on a road with a large amount of traffic, it is prone to rear-end collisions. When this happens, the following emergency measures should be taken:

For a small tractor using a single-cylinder engine, it is necessary to take off the gear and eliminate the running resistance of the engine. Using the inertia of the tractor, operating the steering wheel or turning the handrail, the tractor will slowly drive to the side of the road to stop and remove the fault and continue driving.

For large and medium-sized tractors, the general starting method is electric start. At this time, the accelerator pedal should be stepped on 2-3 times continuously, and the ignition switch should be turned to try to start again. If the startup is successful, the tractor should be driven to the on-street parking check to find out the reason and eliminate the hidden danger before continuing to drive; if it fails to start again, do not save fortunes and take advantage of the emergency. The right turn signal should be turned on, use the inertia of the tractor, operate the steering wheel, make the tractor slowly drive to the side of the road, check the cause of the flameout, and eliminate it in time.

Special attention should be paid to the fact that if the tractor suddenly cuts off in the middle, do not brake arbitrarily before taking over the edge, and use the inertial energy that may be used up to be wasted. You should use this energy to make full use of the energy to skid over and stop for inspection.