Kanga 216 Series, Operator'S Manual

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Series 216 Loader
READ OPERATOR’S MANUAL REMOVE IGNITION KEY TIPPING HAZARD
Completely read and understand this
operator’s manual before using your
Kanga loader. Keep the manual with the
machine at all times.
CAUTION
Before any maintenance is
performed, switch engine off and
remove the key. Never leave the key
in an unattended machine.
CAUTION
To avoid a tipping hazard, do not
overload this machine. Read this
operator’s manual for Rated
Operating Capacity (ROC).
WARNING
CRUSHING HAZARD SAFETY LOCK SAFETY LOCK PIN STORAGE
The loader arm poses a whole-body
crushing hazard. Ensure loader pins are
fully and correctly installed whenever the
arm is raised for maintenance.
DANGER
The loader arm poses a whole-body
crushing hazard. Ensure loader pins are
fully and correctly installed whenever
the arm is raised for maintenance.
DANGER
Read this operator’s manual for
information on safely locking the
loader arm in the raised position for
daily checks and maintenance.
CAUTION
Safety Decal Labels
The following section provides a glossary of safety labels found on your Kanga Loader. These labels are
important! Become familiar with both their meaning and location prior to operating your loader.
They must be maintained so each decal label is clean, visible, and legible. To clean the decal, use a
soft cloth, water, and soap. Avoid the use of solvents, gasoline, or other harsh chemicals, as these may
damage the decal.
If a label has been damaged or removed, it must be replaced. In the Loader Specifications section of this
Operator’s Manual, refer to the Decals pages (76 - 87) for your loader, part number information.
Operator’s Manual · Safety Information
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