Baroness SP05A, Owner'S Operating Manual

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Caution
Do not enter or leave a bunker via a steep
slope or extremely uneven ground.
Important
When switching between 2WD and 3WD
operation, make sure to stop the machine
completely.
Enter the bunker.
Important
Do not back up with the rake, cultivator or
finishing brush lowered.
Depress the traveling pedal to travel.
At the bunker area where the operation is to
be started, shift the up/down switch lever to
the "DOWN" position to lower the rake.
At the bunker area where the operation is to
be stopped, shift the up/down switch lever to
the "UP" position to raise the rake.
Leave the bunker.
If tire tracks remain, use the broom to
remove them.
Blade
Warning
Do NOT start to move or stop the machine
abruptly.
Caution
Perform operations at an appropriate speed
for the site and location.
Caution
Before starting operations, check that the area
where the operations are to be performed is
safe.
Caution
Before raising or lowering the rake, make sure
that there are no people around the rake.
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Caution
If the blade is raised, do not touch the lifting
lever.
Caution
When getting on and off the machine, watch
out the blade lever lest you should get your
foot caught on it and fall.
Start the engine.
"Procedure to Start Engine" (Page 4-17)
Important
If the engine rpm is low, the rake will not be
raised and lowered due to insufficient
hydraulic oil.
Move the throttle lever above the middle
position toward "High speed".
Make sure that the rake section is raised.
Make sure that all the attachments are
raised if any installed.
Firmly depress the brake pedal and release
the lock fitting.
The parking brake is released at the same
time.
Gradually move the throttle lever to "High
speed", and rev up the engine to MAX.
Caution
Do not enter or leave a bunker via a steep
slope or extremely uneven ground.
Important
When switching between 2WD and 3WD
operation, make sure to stop the machine
completely.
Enter the bunker.
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SP05A
Handling Instructions
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Operations