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Loading Machine for Transport
TRANSPORTING
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Use only transport machines that are in proper working
order and are approved for use on public roads.
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When using ramps to load machine onto the transport
machine:
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Do not exceed an incline of 18°.
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Ramp width must be at least 1½ times the
width of the track.
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Clean dirt, mud, ice and snow from the
ramps and tracks.
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Use metal loading ramps with a slip-resistant surface.
NOTE:
The ends of the ramps should be beveled to
prevent damage to the rubber tracks (Figure 3-16).
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Attach ramps securely to the transport machine to pre-
vent them from slipping off during loading.
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Load the machine on solid, even ground.
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When loading, apply the transport machine parking
brake and chock the wheels.
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Determine the direction of the track movement (blade
facing forward) before moving the machine onto the
ramps.
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After the machine is on the transport machine, lower the
dozer blade and the bucket onto the loading surface
(Figure 3-16). Turn off the engine.
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Lock the cab.
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Place chocks under machine tracks and secure machine
to prevent slipping, overturning and moving on the trans-
port machine.
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Use the points on the excavator indicated by decals for
tie down.
Beveled Ramps
Figure 3-16. Transporting the Machine
Lifting
Point
Lifting
Point
Spreader
Bar
Figure 3-17. Machine Lifting Points
Lifting Machine
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Secure the lifting fixture sling to the lifting points on the
machine (Figure 3-17).
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Install spreader bar above the cab to prevent lifting fix-
ture from rubbing on the machine.
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Do not exceed rated load capacity.
WARNING
Use lifting device with sufficient capacity for
the weight of the machine plus any attach-
ments.
Maintain center of gravity and balance when
lifting.
Do not swing boom or cab.
Never lift machine with operator aboard.
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