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GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS

Every time the tractor/machine assembly is to be
started up and used, you should ensure
beforehand that it complies with current legislation
on safety at work and Road Traffic regulations.

GENERAL

1 -

In addition to the instructions contained in this

manual, legislation relating to safety instructions
and accident prevention should be complied with.

2 -

Warnings affixed to the machine give

indications regarding safety measures to be
observed and help to avoid accidents.

3 -

When travelling on public roads, abide by the

provisions of the Highway Code.

4 -

Before starting work, it is essential that the

user familiarizes himself with the control and
operating elements of the machine and their
respective functions. When the machine is
running, it may be too late.

5 -

The user should avoid wearing loose clothing

which may be caught up in the moving parts.

6 -

We recommend using a tractor with a safety

cab or roll bar conforming to standards in force.

7 -

Before starting up the machine and beginning

work, check the immediate surroundings,
particularly for children. Make sure that visibility is
adequate. Clear any persons or animals out of the
danger zone.

8 -

It is strictly forbidden to transport any persons

or animals on board the machine whether it is in
operation or not.

9 -

The machine should only be coupled up to the

tractor at the specially provided towing points and
in accordance with applicable safety standards.

10 -

Extreme care must be taken when coupling

or uncoupling the machine from the tractor.

11 -

Before hitching up the machine, ensure that

the front axle of the tractor is sufficiently
weighted. Ballast weights should be fitted to the
special supports in accordance with the
instructions of the tractor manufacturer.

12 -

Do not exceed the maximum axle weight or

the gross vehicle weight rating.

13 -

Do not exceed the maximum authorized

dimensions for using public roads.

14 -

Before entering a public road, ensure that

the protective and signalling devices (lights,
reflectors, etc.) required by law are fitted and
working properly.

15 -

All remote controls (cords, cables, rods,

hoses, etc.) must be positioned so that they
cannot accidentally set off any manoeuvre which
may cause an accident or damage.

16 -

Before entering a public road, place the

machine in the transport position, in accordance
with the manufacturer’s instructions.

17 -

. Never leave the driver’s position whilst the

tractor is running.

18 -

The speed and the method of operation must

always be adapted to the land, roads and paths.
Avoid sudden changes of direction under all
circumstances.

19 -

Precision of the steering, tractor adhesion,

road holding and effectiveness of the braking
mechanism are influenced by factors such as the
weight and nature of the machine being towed,
the front axle stage and the state of the land or
path. It is essential, therefore, that the appropriate
care is taken for each situation.

20 -

Take extra care when cornering, taking

account of the overhang, length, height and
weight of the machine or trailer being towed.

21 -

Before using the machine, ensure that all

protective devices are fitted and in good condition.
Damaged protectors should be replaced
immediately.

22 -

Before using the machine, check that nuts

and screws are tight, particularly those for
attaching tools (discs, flickers, deflectors, etc.).
Tighten if necessary.

23 -

Do not stand in the operating area of the

machine.

24 -

Caution! Be aware of any crushing and

shearing zones on remote-controlled and
particularly hydraulically-controlled parts.

25 -

Before climbing down from the tractor, or

before any operation on the machine, turn off the
engine, remove the key from the ignition and wait
until all moving parts have come to a standstill.

26 -

Do not stand between the tractor and the

machine until the handbrake has been applied
and/or the wheels have been wedged.

27 -

. Before any operation on the machine, ensure

that it
cannot be started up accidentally.

28 -

Do not use the lifting ring to lift the machine

when it is loaded.

PROPER USE OF THE MACHINE

The Spreader must only be used for tasks for
which it has been designed.
The manufacturer will not be liable for any damage
caused by using the machine for applications
other than those specified by the manufacturer.
Using the machine for purposes other than those
originally intended will be done so entirely at the
user’s risk.
Proper use of the machine also implies:
- complying with instructions on use, care and

maintenance provided by the manufacturer;
- using only original or manufacturer
recommended spare parts, equipment and
accessories.
The Spreader must only be operated, maintained
and repaired by competent persons, familiar with
the specifications and methods of operation of the
machine. These persons must also be informed of
the dangers to which they may be exposed.
The user must strictly abide by current legislation
regarding:
- accident prevention;
- safety at work (Health and Safety Regulations);
- transport on public roads (Road Traffic
Regulations).
Strict compliance with warnings affixed to the
machine is obligatory.
The owner of the equipment shall become liable
for any damage resulting from alterations made to
the machine by the user or any other person,
without the prior written consent of the
manufacturer.
- The noise emission value measured at the driving
position with the cab closed (level of acoustic
pressure) is 74 dB(A).
Measuring device: SL 401
Microphone positioned according to Appendix D,
paragraph D.2.2.4 of EN 1553.
This level of acoustic pressure essentially depends
on the tractor used.