HAKO Citymaster 1600, Operating Manual

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Attachments and Options
6.4.4 Operation
Checklist – Before start-up of the snow clearing system
Switching winter operation on
Select the configuration menu in the multifunctional display with the turn-
push knob
Fig. 184-69
and activate winter operation. The Winter service
information symbol
Fig. 184-A
appears in the multifunctional display.
Adjusting the attack angle
Adjust the attack angle with the joystick
Fig. 184-70
.
•
Joystick to the left: The front attachment swivels to the left
•
Joystick to the right: The front attachment swivels to the right
Loading the loading platform
Observe the maximum permissible load of 500 kg when loading the load-
ing platform.
Filling height of the loading platform, see mark
Fig. 185-A
. Load capacity
of the tie-down eyes
Fig. 185-B
: max. 250 daN. You can use the separat-
ing board
Fig. 185-C
for different materials.
Loading the spreader
Different specific weights arise according to the condition of the spread
material (wet or dry). Check the specific weight of the spread material
before filling.
Payload of the spreader, see operating manual of the spreader.
Adjusting the spread volume
Adjusting the spread volume, see operating manual of the spreader.
Adjusting the spreading width
The spreading width depends on the condition of the spread material and
the speed of the spreading disk. The more coarse grained the spread
material is, the larger is the possible spreading width.
Adjusting the spreading width, see operating manual of the spreader.
No. Description Reference
1 Switching winter operation on Page 186
2 Adjusting the attack angle Page 186
3 Loading the loading platform and spreader Page 186
4 Adjusting the spreading volume Page 186
5 Adjusting the spreading width Page 186
Fig. 184:
70
69
A
Warning
Activate winter operation in the configuration menu only in
connection with an uncoded snow blade. In winter operation
the front lift system is not limited downwards. There is a risk of
an accident on unintended lowering of the attachment!
Fig. 185:
C B
A