Fast DP9D, Owner'S Manual

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TRANSPORTING
TRANSPORTING Dry DuraPlacer 9 / 13 / 14 Ton - 40' / 60' Page 36
CAUTION: Be sure all bystanders are
clear of the DuraPlacer.
IMPORTANT: Transport DuraPlacer
only with tank EMPTY to prevent
DuraPlacer damage.
CAUTION: See Observe Maximum
Transport Speed in the Safety section
for towing information.
Transport Notes and Checks
Be sure that the DuraPlacer is properly
connected to the tractor. Always attach a
safety chain between the DuraPlacer and the
tractor and install a retainer through the
drawbar pin.
Ensure that the hitch/tongue latch is fully
engaged.
Install cylinder locks (A) on main lift cylinders
before transporting.
NOTE: Add more spacers if needed to
ensure the tool bar is fully raised and
stays fully raised.
Transporting the Machine
Using Warning Lights
CAUTION : When transporting the machine
on a road or highway at night or during
the day, use accessory lights and devices
for adequate warning to operators of
other vehicles. Check local governmental
regulations.
Various safety lights and devices are
available from Fast Ag Solutions dealer.
Keep safety items in good condition. Replace
missing or damaged items.
During periods of limited visibility, use pilot
vehicles and use extra lights on the machine.
During normal transport, both amber warning
lights will flash in unison at high intensity and
both red lamps will illuminate steadily at low
intensity.
When a turn is signaled, red and amber tail
lamps in the direction of turn will flash at high
intensity and in unison. On the opposite side,
amber and red lamps will illuminate steadily
at high intensity.
Keep Riders Off the Machine
Riders are subject to injury such as being
struck by foreign objects and being thrown off
the machine. Riders obstruct the Operator’s
view resulting in the machine being operated
in an unsafe manner.
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