GreenTec 9991902C-25, Instruction Manual, Page: 53 / 76

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2. Carefully move the vehicle and / or front loader, as well as move the working angle of the
attachment tool around the entire moving area from horizontal to vertical.
a. Is the vehicle stable on all 4 wheels?
b. Are the lift arms stable?
3. Is the vehicle stable when turning and driving around - even on uneven terrain?
4.
An assessment is made in each individual situation, and it is the full responsibility of the operator
and operator to ensure that the vehicle does not flip over or tip over. If the vehicle and GreenTec
machines are stable, the FOX Multi Carrier can be moved higher step-by-step.
5.
If the operator considers that the FOX Multi Carrier and the vehicle are not stable, the vehicle must
be stabilized. (See here the instruction manual for the vehicle used)
5.2.8.2 STABILITY CAN BE INCREASED BY:
Mounting of counterweights on the vehicle.
Top up water in the tires of the vehicle
(Always check with the tire manufacturer, and remember anti-freeze protection at temperatures near
or below freezing)
Track width of the vehicle; the more the wheels are out, the greater the stability.
(Always check with vehicle dealer)
Stabilizer on the front axle, especially on the working side of the FOX Multi Carrier and attachment
tool.
(Always check with vehicle dealer)
It is very important that the operator understands the stability and that you
always drive according to the conditions!
Never use the GreenTec machines on an unstable or unsuitable vehicle.
5.2.8.3 FACTORS INFLUENCING THE STABILITY:
The centre of gravity of the machine combination and the height being worked on, in combination with
the weight hanging out on the side of the vehicle.
Weight, counterweight, track width and vehicle wheelbase.
Acceleration, braking, turning and the relative position of the GreenTec machines during these
manoeuvres.
Nature of the terrain: driving uphill, downhill or on a slope? What is the type of substrate: soft, hard, or
uneven?
Pay special attention to the fact that articulated loaders laterally shift the weight balance the sharper
they turn.