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DOs and DON
’Ts
DO
stop the machine before making
any adjustments, refuelling or
cleaning.
DO
make sure the machine has
stopped rotating and remove the
ignition key before any maintenance or
the machine is left unattended.
DO
ensure that the machine is level,
well supported and cannot move
during use.
DO
run the machine at full throttle.
DO
conduct regular machine checks
for visual fluid leaks.
DO
take regular breaks. Wearing
protective equipment can be hot and
tiring leading to a lack of
concentration, increasing the risk of
having an accident.
DO
keep hands, feet and clothing out
of feed area, chute and moving parts.
DO NOT
use machine in poor visibility
or insufficient light to see clearly.
DO NOT
use or attempt to start the
machine without the discharge chute
or guards correctly and securely fitted.
DO NOT
stand directly in front of the
in-feed hopper when using the chipper.
Stand to one side.
DO NOT
allow the following to enter
the machine as damage is likely:
BRICKS
METAL
STRING
GLASS
CLOTH
RUBBER
PLASTIC
ROOTS
STONES
BEDDING
PLANTS
DO NOT
stand in front of the chute.
DO NOT
smoke when refuelling.
Diesel fuel is highly flammable and
explosive in certain conditions.
DO NOT
let anyone who has not
received instruction, operate the
machine.
DO NOT
climb on the machine at any
time except for a tracked machine
ride-on plate where fitted.
DO NOT
handle material partially
engaged in the machine while in
operation.
DO NOT
touch any exposed wiring
while the machine is running.
Summary of Contents for XR8P
Page 39: ...P a g e 38 Parts lists Hopper tray touch sensor ...
Page 41: ...P a g e 40 Chipping chamber assembly ...
Page 42: ...P a g e 41 Chipping chamber assembly Bottom feed ...
Page 43: ...P a g e 42 Chipping chamber assembly Bottom feed anvil ...
Page 48: ...P a g e 47 Top feed roller assembly ...
Page 52: ...P a g e 51 Traxion Track Base ...
Page 53: ...P a g e 52 Traxion Track Base Cradle ...
Page 55: ...P a g e 54 Electrical circuit diagram Mechanical touch sensor hopper ...
