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TM 9-2320-270-10 USING TRANSMISSION GEAR RANGES AND COMBINATIONS  - CONTINUED Auxiliary Transmission. For extreme load and grade conditions and for off-highway operation, you can get additional low gear range by shifting the auxiliary transmission selector (2) to low range. When you need low range, always use the following procedure for shifting the auxiliary transmission. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. CAUTION Never move the lock lever of the transfer case to LOCK when driving on a hard surface. Never shift the auxiliary transmission while the M911 Truck Tractor is moving. This can cause damage to transmission and/or drive train. Whenever you move the lock lever to LOCK, you must shift the auxiliary transmission to low. Stop  Truck Engine speed. IDLE Main Transmission selector Iever- (N) neutral position. Auxiliary transmission shift lever - LOW RANGE Main transmission selector lever -1 (1st gear hold) position, or other ranges as needed. NOTE LoW range auxiliary and 1 position main transmission combination gives the most pulling power, engine braking, and hydraulic retarder effect you can get. You get the most pulling power in each main transmission range selection when the auxiliary transmission is in low range. You can upshift or downshift main transmission while the M911 Truck Tractor is moving (even at full throttle) whether the auxiliary transmission is in high or low range. T A 2 2 0 8 5 0 2-77

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