Anderson Group
Self-loading Trailer – Operator's Manual
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Check the hydraulic lines regularly and replace them if they are damaged.
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The replacement lines must meet the manufacturer's technical requirements.
2.4.5 Tires
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Tire repairs must be carried out by qualified personnel equipped with the appropriate tools.
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If the air pressure is too high, the tires may explode. Use the recommended air pressure (see
Spécifications techniques).
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Ensure that the machine is immobilized, stable and protected against accidental movement
before beginning work on the wheels. Use chocks and ensure that the lifting equipment has
sufficient lifting capacity.
2.4.6 Repairs
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Replace worn parts with genuine parts.
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Eliminate any defects that may compromise safety.
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Immediately repair any leaks or damage to the equipment's hydraulic system.
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Do not use your fingers to search for a (pressurized) hydraulic oil leak. Instead, use an object,
such as a piece of cardboard, to find the source of the leak.
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Immediately replace any damaged or defective guards or locks. Original guards affixed to the
machine must not be removed or modified.
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The hoses must not come from piping used in another system.
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Immediately replace any damaged hoses.
2.5 Waste recovery
Do not mix fuels and oils.
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Avoid spilling on the ground and do not empty used grease or substances such as hydraulic oil
into the drain.
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Empty liquids into clean, leak-proof containers designated for this purpose. Avoid using food
containers and beverage bottles.
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Return used fluids to a collection and reprocessing centre so that they are recycled or
disposed of in accordance with legislation.
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Stockpiling, abandoning or dumping tires is prohibited, as is burning them outdoors. Return
them to an approved distributor or collector.
