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OPERATION
Cargo Bed safety
Cargo Bed Safety
The cargo bed is designed to
carry loads and accommodate
various attachments.
It is important to know some
basic safety guidelines for apply-
ing and carrying loads on the
cargo bed to maximize operator
and passenger safety during
operation.
Guidelines:
• Always secure loads to the
bed to prevent load shifting,
spillage, or damage during
operation.
• Carry loads
as close to the cen-
ter of the machine as possible
and orient them so that they
ride as low as possible to
maximize machine stability
while in motion.
• When carrying loads, always
use extra caution. Move slow-
ly and avoid steep inclines,
rough terrain, and obstacles
that may cause the load to
shift or spill.
The ST-50's operating character-
istics can change dramatically
when carrying a load. Terrain
and maneuvers that are consid-
ered safe when operating an
unloaded machine may not be
safe when carrying a load.
Avoid inclines or side-hills when
operating with a load. Loads,
especially liquids, can shift when
traversing uneven terrain. If the
load shifts during operation, it
can drastically alter the machine
center of gravity and may result
in a roll-over. A roll-over can
cause machine damage, serious
injury, or even death.
Always carry loads low and as
close to the center of the
machine as possible. Operate on
level ground whenever possible.
WARNING
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