Eurotrac T13-F, Operation Manual

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April 2021 W11 - W12S -W12F - W13F - T13F | Operation manual
WARNING
In case of an accident, report to your superior immediately. Never neglect an injury even if it appears insignificant,
go immediately to the doctor, which could avoid complications.
To avoid loaders’ accidental movement, put some wedge blocks under tires when providing service and
maintenance to vehicles.
Always stop the engine when working after the wheels.
Don’t try to repair the machine by yourself if you haven’t been approved by Eurotrac Construction Equipment.
Do not perform maintenance without maintenance manuals and drive carefully.Eurotrac Construction Equipment
is not responsible in case of any modification, addition or combination with equipment from another origin, which
maybe cause danger.
Don’t change the structure and performance of vehicle when Eurotrac Construction Equipment is not informed.
AREA RISK SAFETY STEPS
ENTIRE MACHINE A moving tractor can run over or crush
body parts between tractor and other
object and cause irreparable injury or
death. Keep away all people from around tractor and
always switch off the engine before leaving the
driver's cab.
DRIVING STATION Personnel injuries may happen if parts of
the body or members (hands, legs, etc.) are
outside of the driver's cab. Keep head, arms, hands, legs and feet inside the
operator's compartment all the time.
UNDERNEATH DURING
SERVICE Unit lifted for service could fall and injure
or kill personnel around. If loader must be lifted for service, it must be
securely blocked so that all 4 (four) wheels may
safely turn.
ENGINE Hot (engines) will cause severe burns and
cause serious injuries if persons are struck
by moving parts or caught in belts. DURING SERVICE:
The engine must be turned off.
If procedures require the engine to be running
during service, care must be taken to avoid
touching the moving objects.
The battery should be disconnected if possible to
avoid having the engine accidentally started. Care
should be taken to avoid the hot surfaces.
BATTERIES Batteries produce flammable gasses that
could be ignited causing burns and
explosions. Batteries contain strong acid
substances that may cause severe burns if
spilled or splashed on body parts or in the
eyes. A contact with batteries plug or all
electric parts without protection (or when
the protection has been removed) can
cause an electric chock. Batteries should be well ventilated before using
particularly when welding is required near the
batteries.
Protective clothing, gloves and eyewear must be
worn when working on batteries.
Avoid to remove the plastic protection, and avoid
to touch electric parts where current can be.
ROLLING OR
ROLLING OVER
OF VEHICLE Do not jump out of the vehicle if it
overturns or flips, this can be fatal. The
loader is equipped with a roll cage for
safety. At this point your hands should hold the steering
wheel, and feet hold the mounting brackets under
the direction of column.
TIRE Welding near the tire may damage the tire
or lead the lead an explosion and bring
damages or dangers for people. If welding has to be done on the wheel or near the
wheel, remove the tire first.