Gaspardo PA2, Use And Maintenance

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USE AND MAINTENANCE
ENGLISH
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63 cod. G19503380
4.1 ATTACHMENT THE TRACTOR
4.1.1 FRONT EQUIPMENT
The equipment may be attached to any tractor fitted out with a
front three-point universal joint.
DANGER
The attachment to the tractor is a very dangerous phase. Be
sure to follow the instructions carefully throughout the
operation.
The operation must be carried out on a horizontal plane, with
the equipment resting on its parking feet.
At this point, proceed as follows:
1) Hook the lifter bars onto the pins provided (1, Fig. 26) Block
with the snap split pins. Hook the chains to the lifting bars
2) Connect the third upper point (2, Fig. 26); the pin will be
blocked with the appropriate split pin; use the adjusting tierod
(3, Fig. 26) to keep the equipment perpendicular to the ground
(4).
3) Block the movement of the parallels of the tractor on the
horizontal plane using the stabilizers provided, so eliminating
the side swaying of the equipment. Check that the tractor
hoisting arms are positioned at the same height from the
ground.
4) The hydraulic pipes must be connected correctly to the tractor
distributors following the instructions on each pipe (Fig. 27).
5) Raise the front machinery and remove the feet (mod.
CENTAURO 400/450).
4.0 RULES OF USE
To obtain the best performance from the equipment, carefully follow what is set out below.
The Customer must ensure that
Qualified Operators for routine machine operation are suitably trained and prove competent in
carrying out the tasks assigned to them, taking care of their safety and that of third parties.
Depending on the qualification level and tasks assigned, qualified operators must be duly instructed on the machine functions so as
to operate and manage it correctly and guarantee good machine efficiency.
ATTENTION
• The machine must be operated by qualified operators of the Customer. The operators must wear suitable personal protection
equipment (safety footwear, overalls and gloves).
• Do not wear unsuitable clothing with loose parts (necklaces, shawls, scarves, ties, etc.) which may get entangled in moving
parts.
• The Customer must apply the rules envisaged in the European Directives EEC 391/89 and 269/90 and subsequent modifications
on the possible risks for loading and unloading operators caused by manual handling of loads.
• The following maintenance, adjustment, and work preparation operations must be performed with the tractor off and locked firmly
in position with the key removed from the dashboard and the machine positioned on the ground..
fig. 27
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fig. 26
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