Agromehanika AGT 106, Operating Instructions Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AGT 1060 Rev.09/2020
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2.14 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATING THE TRACTOR IN
FORESTRY OPERATIONS
When the tractor is used in forestry operations, you must be aware of potential hazards, which
often occur if trees, branches or other object fall or penetrate the drivers area.
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Only use the tractor for forestry operations when the tractor is immobilised and the
implement driven by the universal joint is attached.
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When carrying out forestry work, make sure that the tractor is securely positioned and
stable on the ground. This must be ensured by any means necessary (support wedges,
weights etc.).
The protective cab on the tractor is not intended for forestry work, it is NOT CERTIFIED
and does not meet the conditions to be used as protective equipment FOPS – Falling object
protective structure and OPS – Operator protective structure.
2.14.1 IMPROPER USE IN FORESTRY OPERATIONS
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Do not use the tractor for forestry operations if there is a risk of falling or
penetrating objects from the sides!
2.15 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATING THE TRACTOR WITH A
FRONT LOADER
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The front loader must be equipped with a suitable support device, which prevents the
loads from slipping into the driver’s area when the lift arms are raised.
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If objects on the loader are not properly secured, they could fall on persons standing in
direct vicinity of the tractor.
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When transporting objects on the front loader, you must lower the bucket as close to the
ground as possible.
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When driving downhill with loaded front loader, drive downhill in reverse.
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When driving on uneven ground with the front loader attached, reduce tractor speed to
prevent the loss of steering control.
The tractor is NOT equipped with a CERTIFIED protection equipment for operating a
front loader and is therefore not suitable for such operations!
2.16 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
(RECYCLING)
Each company is obliged to predict, assess and ensure subsequent monitoring of the
environmental impact of its products and services.
To identify impacts on the environment, the following factors must be taken into account,
including atmospheric emissions, waste water discharges, waste management, soil pollution, use
of raw materials and waste resources related to local environmental pollution problems.
To reduce these environmental impacts, the manufacturer recommends some general measures,
which must be taken by anyone operating the tractor during its service life.
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Be careful to avoid environmental pollution during tractor maintenance procedures.
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Uncontrolled release of chemicals into the environment is strictly prohibited!