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OPERATION
Only people who understand the safety information and operating instructions to operate
this equipment or product. Be alert and cautious while working with the tool or product,
and use only the tool or product in the manner described in the manual. When working with
equipment that has moving parts, there is always the risk of injury. Be careful when working
with equipment equipped with hydraulic hoses ,oil under pressure can penetrate the skin.
Seek medical attention immediately if this occurs. Always work alone with the tools that are
defined as single purpose tools. Respect the equipment’s danger zone. Respect implement
risk zone. All maneuvers occurs from the driver’s seat.
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Lower the mower on the ground so that the support roller and the runners touches the
ground.
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The machine is not made to process the ground, ensure that the blades do not touch the
ground. Cutter head should only cut the grass
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Let the engine come up to right working speed before starting
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Set the towing vehicles speed for the material to be cut. The recommended speed is 3-10
km / h
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Lift the machine when operating on uneven ground.
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Reduce speed when operating on slopes and uneven terrain
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BE aware that different parts of the machine may be hot after use.
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Follow the guidance from ATV manufacturer who provides evidence regarding towing /
pulling of equipment / tools
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Be careful when you filling the tank with fuel, especially when some parts are hot.
Tips for use:
For best results, and a longer service life for belts, we recommend mowing at a speed of 10
km/h if the grass is of normal height. For higher grass, raise the mower to its maximum and
mow twice.
RISKRISKS AND HAZARDS OF USE OF MOWING MACHINE
Risk of crushing
Bystanders may be injured when the machine is lowered to the cutting position. The machine
has crushing points around the hinge areas and between the three-point hitch mount and the
main body.
Rotating blades
All persons will be at risk of injury if they stick out their hands or feet under the machine when
it is lifted from the ground and the blades are rotating.
Risk of pinching or risk of trapping body parts
This risk is common in transmission devices such as belt drives, gears and rollers. Ensure that
all guards are fitted correctly.
Risk during disengaging of the machine
The heavier the rotating part is, the longer it will continue to rotate after the drive has been
switched off. This feature is called ”free-wheeling” . Rotating blades and other components,
such as drive shafts, etc. will continue to spin after the drive has been disconnected. Damages:
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