Great-plains TL350 Operator Manual User Manual download pdf (Page 12)

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Simba TL

605-039M-ENG

 2013-02-27

1.4 Road Trafc Safety

When driving on public roads, tracks and

areas, it is important to observe the relevant

road traffic laws as well as the specific

regulations relating to this machine.

Pay attention to the permitted axle

loads, tyre carrying capacity, and

total weight in order to maintain

adequate braking and steerability.

Passengers on the machine are

strictly forbidden!

Check that lights / indicators (if

applicable) are working before

transporting the machine.

Max. road transport speed 16mph

(25km/h).

1. Safety Data

1.5.1 Hitching-up the

machine

There is a risk of injury when hitching/

unhitching the machine. Observe the

following:

• Secure the machine against rolling.

• Take special care when reversing the

tractor!

• There is a risk of being crushed between

the machine and the tractor!

• Park the machine on rm, level ground.

1.5.2 Changing Equipment

• Secure the machine to prevent it from

accidentally rolling away!

• Use suitable supports to secure any

raised frame sections suspended above

you!

• Caution! Risk of injury due to projecting

parts!

Never climb on to rotating parts

such as the roll unit. These parts

may rotate causing you to slip and

suffer serious injury!

Removing components during

maintenance may affect the stability

of the machine. Ensure it is fully

supported in case of unexpected

weight shifts.

1.5 Accident Prevention

In addition to the Operating Instructions, it is

important to observe the accident prevention

regulations specied by agricultural trade

associations. It is the Operator’s responsibility

to ensure that all other persons are excluded

from the danger zones surrounding or on the

machine during its operation.

It is the Owner’s responsibility to ensure:

•the Operator is trained and competent to

use the machine

&

tractor,

•the tractor is suitable for the machine

•adequate Risk and COSHH assessments

have been undertaken regarding the

machine’s use. Specically, these include

issues concerning contact with the soil,

dust, crop residues, chemicals, lubricants

and other compounds during operation or

maintenance, and the possibility of stones

being ejected at high speed during work.

Beware of trapping hazards when

manipulating the tines or other

moving parts. Ensure any heavy

components are fully supported

when removing pins / bolts.

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