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CAUTION

 

Always transport heavy loads as low and close to the ground as possible. Keep the 
telescopic boom retracted when transporting a bale. Lift only at unloading location while 
not driving with the loader.  

 

 

6.2.1

 

Material handling 

Use maximum load indicated in the diagram of the operator’s manual of the loader as a guideline. Remember 

that the actual load carrying capacity varies according to operating conditions, especially unevenness of 

operating area has a great effect. Be especially careful when the load sensor indicator is activated. Also, 

make sure that the ground surface is firm and follow recommended tire pressures. 

 

 

 

 

WARNING

 

Risk of tipping over - Avoid overload and keep heavy load close to the loader. Keep 
loads close to the ground whenever driving, especially during turns and uneven 
terrain. 

Pay attention that a heavy load or long distance between the loader and the 

centre of gravity of the load will affect the balance and handling of the loader. The use of 
additional counterweights is recommended especially when operating smaller loader 
models. With heavy loads, the telescopic boom must be kept retracted while moving with 
the loader. Always wear seat belt. 

 

 

 

 

WARNING

 

Risk of crushing - Abrupt movements can cause loss of stability.

 Movements, such 

as stopping, turning, or lowering the boom abruptly, can cause loss of stability. Always 
drive slowly and operate the controls of the loader very carefully when handling heavy 
loads. 

 

 

 

 

 

WARNING

 

Avoid sudden loss of stability - Never drag loads from e.g. a shelf.

 If the load that 

you want to lift from height is too heavy, the loader can tip forward when reversing with 
the loader. Never reverse and drag with the loader before making sure that the loader 
can handle the load that is being lifted. 

 

 

6.2.2

 

Working on uneven ground 

Extra caution is needed when using the equipment on inclined terrains and slopes. Drive slowly especially on 

inclined, uneven, or slippery surfaces, and avoid sudden changes in speed or direction. Operate the controls 

of the loader with careful and smooth movements. Watch out for ditches, holes on the ground, and other 

obstacles, as hitting an obstacle may cause the loader to tip over. 
Maximum lifting capacity can not be achieved on inclined terrain. On horizontally tilted terrain the load must 

not be lifted high. The loader frame articulation should be kept straight when lifting heavy loads; turning the 

load during lifting operation will affect the stability of the loader and may lead to overturning of the machine. 

 

Summary of Contents for A410224

Page 1: ...Bale Fork 2020 1 Operator s Manual for Attachment Bale Fork Product number Round bale fork A410224 Square bale fork A410225 English A439814 2020 1 EN 2014 www avanttecno com...

Page 2: ...Bale Fork 2020 1...

Page 3: ...ICATIONS 10 4 1 Safety labels and main components of the attachment 10 5 ATTACHING THE ATTACHMENT 12 6 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 14 6 1 Checks before use 15 6 2 Use 15 6 2 1 Material handling 16 6 2 2 Work...

Page 4: ...uipment for other purposes or use in any other way than described in this manual is prohibited Keep this manual at hand throughout the service life of the equipment If you sell or transfer the equipme...

Page 5: ...ntion to instructions involving your personal safety or the safety of others When you see this symbol be alert your safety is involved carefully read the message that follows and inform other operator...

Page 6: ...nd demanding repair and maintenance operations are to be left for professional maintenance All maintenance work must be done using proper safety equipment Spare parts must be identical with original s...

Page 7: ...en leaving the driver s seat leading to tipping over of the machine Always remember that the boom may lower unexpectedly due to loss of stability mechanical fault or if another person operates the con...

Page 8: ...nner that would affect its safety It is prohibited to drill holes on the attachment and welding or other means of fixing hooks or other objects on the attachment is strictly prohibited Use the attachm...

Page 9: ...the loader Safe position of the attachment before going near the loader boom WARNING Always set the attachment to a safe position before going near the attachment Safe position will prevent unintentio...

Page 10: ...any unclear or missing label New labels are available via your retailer or contact information provided on the cover WARNING Make sure all warning decals are readable The warning labels contain import...

Page 11: ...before use 2 A46772 Crushing hazard Do not go under a raised attachment stay away from raised equipment 3 A418166 A418167 Attachment identification plate Table 4 Bale Fork Main components 1 Frame with...

Page 12: ...an attachment that has not been locked Avant quick coupling system Step 1 Lift the quick attach plate locking pins up and turn them backwards into the slot so that they are locked in the upper positio...

Page 13: ...he loader during driving causing loss of control of the loader Never move or lift an attachment that has not been locked Before moving or lifting the attachment make sure that the locking pins are in...

Page 14: ...or if the load indicator of the loader if fitted signals Lower the load calmly and retract the telescopic boom Avoid sudden changes in speed or direction whenever load is lifted Use additional counter...

Page 15: ...in a safe manner and as intended Do not allow children to operate the equipment Never operate the loader or attachments while under the influence of alcohol drugs medication that may impair judgement...

Page 16: ...he loader Always wear seat belt WARNING Risk of crushing Abrupt movements can cause loss of stability Movements such as stopping turning or lowering the boom abruptly can cause loss of stability Alway...

Page 17: ...from direct sunlight rain and extreme temperatures Avoid leaving the attachment laying directly on the ground Place it on blocks of wood or on a pallet for example Make sure that the attachment is sec...

Page 18: ...or impact even when the loader engine is not running All maintenance and service must be performed when the attachment has been lowered down to a safe position 7 1 Cleaning the attachment Clean the at...

Page 19: ...reimburse the price of components purchased by the customer in special cases that have been agreed in advance The warranty does not cover Normal maintenance work or parts and consumables required for...

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