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2024 John Deere Work Series Gator™ UTV HPX615E

• Electronic switch for instant 4WD engagement

• New dash display, including fuel gauge

• 16.4 cu ft (.46 cu m) cargo box with a 1,000 lb (450 kg) capacity

• Real dumping cargo box with pickup-style tailgate

Features may include:

The Gator™ HPX Utility Vehicle has a precision-engineered drivetrain system to better utilize engine power and to improve acceleration, hauling, towing, and hill-climbing capabilities. Power is transmitted from the engine through a continuously variable clutch system to the transaxle.

Key elements of the drive system include:

• Transaxle with high and low ranges, neutral, reverse, and park

• Engine

• Variable-speed drive

The variable-speed drive consists of two clutches and a drive belt:

• Drive clutch is attached to and rotated by the engine.

• Driven clutch is attached to and drives the transaxle.

How variable-speed drive works:

• As the engine speed increases, the spring-loaded drive clutch is closed by weights being forced out by centrifugal force.

• As the drive clutch closes, the belt rides up to the largest diameter of the drive clutch and forces open the driven clutch.

• With the belt running in the smallest diameter of the driven clutch, the speed being transferred to the transaxle is increased.

• The driven clutch is designed to sense varying loads (inclines, mud, etc.) and constantly adjusts drive speed upward or downward so that engine rpm remains constant at constant throttle position.

• Start in gear, neutral, or park position for quick starting. The service brake must be engaged to start when in gear or neutral.

• To shift out of park, the service brake must be pressed to release the parking solenoid. An audible click will be heard and then the vehicle can shift out of park into the desired gear.

TRANSAXLE AND MECHANICAL FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE (MFWD)

• Low range is 0 km/h to 19 km/h (0 mph to 12 mph)

• High range is 0 km/h to 40 km/h (0 mph to 25 mph)

• MFWD and rear transaxle are protected by skid plates

• Helical forward and reverse gears are used for quiet operation

• Provides exceptional traction in challenging conditions

• More control descending hills with 4WD engaged – all four wheels help slow the vehicle down, and clutch engagement is still necessary to prevent free-coasting

• Near instantaneous torque to the front wheels once electronic switch is engaged

• Maintains turf-friendly operation in two-wheel drive (2WD mode)

• Combined with rear traction assist - (differential lock) can provide excellent traction in challenging conditions

The Gator™ HPX is equipped with many standard features that provide for comfortable and convenient operation:

• Bench seating provides room for one operator and one passenger

• Hip restraints serve as convenient and comfortable handholds

• Occupant protective structure (OPS) with three-point seat belts and passenger side grab handles, located on the front post, front dash, and on the outside of the seats