Agromehanika AGT 106, Operating Instructions Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AGT 1060 Rev.09/2020
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2.1 SAFETY WARNINGS
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Carefully read all the instructions related to safety rules in the
operating instructions for your tractor.
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Learn how to operate and handle your tractor and its control
units;
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Make sure to become familiar with all the characteristics of the
tractor, including weight, loads (load carrying capacity), speed,
stability of the tractor etc. to avoid any consequences or serious
injuries resulting from non-compliance;
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Always follow the rules, particularly when you intend to drive
on public roads;
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Ensure that the signs on the tractor are clearly visible;
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Never remove or coat the safety signs on the tractor with paint;
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When repairing or replacing tractor components make sure that they contain all the
necessary safety signs. Safety signs can be ordered from authorized dealers;
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Ensure your tractor is in good technical condition. Any unauthorized modification of the
tractor may deteriorate its functions and safe operating conditions and may lead to a
shorter service life.
2.2 DEALER
Before the tractor is sold, the dealer must ensure to the customer that the tractor is safe and ready
for immediate use.
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The dealer must explain to the customer all safety
rules, controls and instruments indicating the current
state of the tractor.
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The customer must also be informed by the dealer
about the rules for servicing prescribed by the
manufacturer.
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The dealer must show to the customer the content of
operating instructions, clearly stating the importance of
reading the chapter on safety and the fact that failure to do so may lead to serious
injuries.
2.3 OPERATOR OR EMPLOYER
Before commencing work, the operator must be informed about the tractor and the correct use of
all its working functions, particularly with regard to certain parts, where extreme caution is
required. It is therefore required:
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That the operator is familiar with operating instructions before using the tractor,
confirming that that he/she will rigorously follow all safety instructions for work and
maintenance;
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That the operator becomes familiar with safety warnings contained in the operating
manual and with the safety labels on the tractor;
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That the operator becomes familiar with the risks which may arise due to improper
operation of the tractor; considering the nature of work, the employer must ensure this to
the operator before the latter begins operating the tractor;
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The tractor may only be driven by one person;