Maeda CC423S-1, Operation Manual

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3.23 CAUTIONS IN DRIVING
Unless these driving precautions are observed, serious physical injury may be caused.
CAUTIONS IN DRIVING
Travelling over the boulder stones or a stump gives a big
impact to the machine (especially undercarriage), causing
breakage.
Avoid or remove the obstacles not to travel over it whenever
possible.
If you have to travel over the obstacles by necessity, be sure
to take the “travelling posture” to lower the centre of gravity,
and reduce the travelling speed as much as possible so that
the machine will go over the obstacles at the centre of the
crawlers.
NOTES
Refer to the descriptions under “Operation 3.6 Machine
Travelling Posture” for the travelling posture of the
Machine.
PRECAUTIONS IN TRAVELLING AT HIGH SPEED
When travelling on a bumpy roadbed, or a bumpy road with many boulders and stones, set the travelling
speed to low. When travelling at high speed, be sure to face the idler in the travelling direction.
ALLOWABLE WATER DEPTH
If the climbing posture of sharp angle of “15 degrees”
or more is taken, when the machine comes out of
water, the revolving super structure may be
submerged in water and the engine fan may stir up
water, resulting in breakage of the fan. Pay due
attention when letting the machine come out of water.
Use this machine in the water of the depth of under the
centre of the upper carrier roller (1).
Lubrication points which are submerged in water for a long
time should be thoroughly re-greased, until any old grease is
squeezed out, after the work is completed.