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Safety notes

Fig.2-3

Fig.2-4a

Fig.2-3b

Fig.2-4b

PRECAUTIONS FOR WORKING IN
SAFETY

Protect yourself

Wear all protective clothing and any personal protection
devices called for by the work conditions. Never take any
risks (Fig. 2-3).
You need the following protective clothing:
- A hard hat.
- Safety goggles or mask.
- Hearing protection.
- Respirator or filter mask.
- Clothing for bad weather.
- Reflective clothing.
- Heavy-duty gloves (neoprene for chemicals, leather for
rough work).
- Safety shoes.

DO NOT wear loose clothing, jewellery or other items
and tie up long hair that could get entangled in controls
or moving parts.

A first aid kit should be available on any work site (Fig.2-
3b).

WARNING: The tractor is designed and built to avoid any
fire risks during normal operation. Therefore, it is not
provided of a self-extinguishing system or a fire
extinguisher on board as a standard. The tractor is anyway
designed to install a 1 kg dust fire extinguisher complying
with UNI EN 3/7 2004 standard. The fire extinguisher must
be mounted in the reserved and indicated position (Fig.2-
4a & Fig.2-4b)
The fire extinguisher with its support can be bought as a
kit by our Dealers or authorized workshops. The kit
consists in a fire extinguisher, support, fastening means,
directions for its mounting and a decal to be applied in
the indicated area. The decal, when applied, declares that
the tractor may not be used if the ire extinguisher is not
in its place.
It is up to the owner of the farm or to the person
responsible for safety at the farm to judge the opportunity
of using the tractor in areas at high fire risk. They are
also responsible for use of the tractor with the extinguisher
duly mounted.

- Use safety goggles
- Use a protective mask
- Use protective headsets on all tractors without cab.
- Use heavy-duty gloves.
- Use safety footwear.
- Use a hard hat.

First aid box
If the tractor’s owner or safety manager provides the
tractor with a first aid box, we recommend storing the
box in a suitable place when the tractor is not used for a
long time, owing to its highly perishable content.

Summary of Contents for GM 40 T3

Page 1: ...INDEX 2 3 4 6 7 SECTION 5 1 Operation and maintenance manual GM Argo Tractors S p A 42042 Fabbrico RE Italia via G Matteotti 7 t 39 0522 656111 f 39 0522 656476 webmaster argotractors com www argotra...

Page 2: ...he European Community local laws will prevail Main protections on the tractors discussed in this manual FOOTSTEP CAB ROPS protection against overturning YES YES FOPS protection against objects falling...

Page 3: ...ram 11 Safetyframe 12 Safety Cab 12 Safetyprecautions 13 Checkyourequipment 15 Cleaningthetractor 16 Savetheenvironment 16 Safety Tractor maintenance 16 Safety Starting up 17 Workinginsafety 19 Correc...

Page 4: ...ractor 68 Section5 Maintenance 69 Routinemaintenancetable 70 Maintenance and service points 71 Maintenance generalinformation 72 Running in period 72 Engineoil 73 Engineoilfilter 73 Fuel 73 Fuelfilter...

Page 5: ...aulicsystem 94 Mechanical hydraulic power lift 94 Three pointlinkage 94 Auxiliarycontrolvalves 94 Towing devices 94 Platform and safety frame 94 Seat 94 Bonnet 94 Electricalsystem 94 Tyres 95 Optional...

Page 6: ...kW CE mark Other data are indicated on the authorization certificate Tractor identification number The vehicle identification number is punched both on the data plate and on the right hand front side...

Page 7: ...the fitment of non approved parts or attachments or unauthorized modification or alteration Introduction Warranty INTRODUCTION NO NO NO NO NOTE TE TE TE TE This manual is distributed with tractors all...

Page 8: ...red to the latter If you moved from the area of your original Dealer without any arrangements with the new Dealer the latter will give you assistance for emergencies but will charge normal prices unle...

Page 9: ...ame see specific instructions in the next pages More basic rules Keep the cab doors closed while the machine is being used The machine must be used only by a skilled operator who knows perfectly contr...

Page 10: ...take you step by step through your working day DO NOT USE THE MACHINE IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBTS In reading this section you will note that illustrations have been used to highlight certain situations Eac...

Page 11: ...ing decals are in the correct position and readable SAFETY FOLLOWING A SAFETY PROGRAM Safe use of the tractor Only qualified and authorized operators are able to use farming tractors in safety To be q...

Page 12: ...e worn and adjusted snugly except when operating with a folded down safety frame Fig 2 2 From time to time check the seat belt for damage and replace it if worn or damaged Fig 2 2 Damaged safety frame...

Page 13: ...xtinguisher complying with UNI EN 3 7 2004 standard The fire extinguisher must be mounted in the reserved and indicated position Fig 2 4a Fig 2 4b The fire extinguisher with its support can be bought...

Page 14: ...ays be kept with the tractor For further copies contact your Dealer Use all available protective devices Keep all protective devices in place and securely fastened Make certain all guards shields and...

Page 15: ...d under pressure can penetrate the skin or eyes and cause serious personal injury blindness or death Fluid leaks under pressure may not be visible Use a piece of cardboard or wood to find leaks Never...

Page 16: ...h proper agencies according to such rules Do not pollute the environment with the tractor or its parts SAFETY TRACTOR MAINTENANCE CAUTION With exception of normal service as explained in the Maintenan...

Page 17: ...ers or steps as provided when mounting or dismounting NEVER use control levers as a hand hold and NEVER step on foot controls when mounting or dismounting NEVER try to go on or off the moving tractor...

Page 18: ...ver s seat DO NOT attempt to start the engine by shorting across the terminals of the starter motor If the starter circuit is bypassed to neutral the tractor could start with an engaged gear with dang...

Page 19: ...ing your tractor Make sure your tractor is ready for the job it must do Know the rated load capacities of your tractor and never exceed them Be certain that any equipment or implements you intend to u...

Page 20: ...f differential is locked DO NOT operate at high speed or turn the tractor until the differential lock is disengaged Keep others away from your operation area Never allow anyone to stand or pass under...

Page 21: ...uced speed DON T let your tractor bounce You may loose steering control DON T pull a load too heavy for your tractor It could run away on the down slope or the tractor could jackknife around a towed l...

Page 22: ...low down and make a wide turn Travel directly up or down the slope never across it When travelling up or down a slope keep the heavy end of the tractor pointed uphill Fig 2 23 When travelling across a...

Page 23: ...rsal drilled drawbar mounted on the three point linkage is used for towing operations on the field the lower links must be kept in the lowered position Use front counterweights to increase tractor sta...

Page 24: ...Lift any attached implement and attempt to BACK OUT If this is not possible tow it out with another vehicle If you get stuck in a ditch BACK OUT if possible If you must go forward do it slowly and ca...

Page 25: ...xtend the PTO coupler and universal joint out beyond the protection offered by the PTO shield The top link and lift rods must not be extended beyond the point where threads begin to show DANGER NEVER...

Page 26: ...ttention to risks connected with their association to the tractor Implements must be hitched to the tractor by means of the three point linkage It is therefore necessary to check couplings for compati...

Page 27: ...be taken WARNING DO NOT allow any passengers on the tractor or towed equipment Know the route you are going to travel Use the prescribed lights or if required the rotating beacon both in the daytime...

Page 28: ...ng system on the tractor STAY OUT of the path of oncoming traffic Drive in your correct lane keeping as near to the curb as possible If traffic builds up behind you pull off the road and let it go by...

Page 29: ...y during tillage On normal terrain in good operating conditions wheel slip should be between 4 and 10 On loose soil wheel slip can exceed 12 If wheel slip is found to be greater than this amount proce...

Page 30: ...ered sufficiently in order to avoid damage to the tractor s hydraulic system 8 Towing heavy loads trailers etc When heavy loads are towed the road rules in some countries require a supplementary braki...

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