Tatoma D-350, Instruction Manual

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STRAW CHOPPER
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The use of flashing amber lights is acceptable in most areas, however,
some prohibit their use. All highway lighting should be checked and the
requirements of local laws must be followed.
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When driving the mixer on the road or motorway below 20 mph (40 kph)
at night or during the day, use flashing lights or rotating amber warnings
and / or of a slow moving vehicle (SMV) with the identification emblem.
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Plan your route to avoid heavy traffic. Be a courteous and safe driver.
Always yield to traffic in dangerous situations such as narrow bridges,
intersections, etc.
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Observe load ratings and the height of bridges and tunnels. Do not cross
bridges or tunnels rated below the weight or overall height of the tractor-
mixer.
During operation. Elements in Motion:
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Do not lean inside the tub, or manipulate the product inside it, when the
mixer is operating.
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If it is necessary to access the tub bear in mind that there is a danger of
falling. Access to the tub must be performed exclusively by experienced
personnel, with the chopper at a standstill and with the ignition key
launch in the possession of the person who accesses it.
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Before accessing the inside of the tub, as an additional security
measure, disconnect the cardan shaft from the tractor PTO.
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It is strictly prohibited to incorporate devices into the mixer, which
provide access to tub with a height above the last step of the staircase.
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Operate with extreme caution
when handling the moving parts
of the mixer and make sure
there are no people near these
items before their operation, on
the contrary, the driver of the
mixer should proceed to warn
and evacuate the work area.
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Do no open the machine protections when they are running or handle
moving elements such as the unloading belt, etc..
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Do not clean, lubricate or adjust the mixer while it is moving
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Caution, do not wear loose clothing when approaching the moving parts
of the mixer or the PTO and cardan. Alway check that all guards and
safety protection are in their correct position and in good condition.
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As a precaution, recheck the mixer every 100 hours of operation.
Correct any problems and follow the maintenance safety procedures.
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Never leave the mixer unattended without supervision.
Maintenance work. High pressure fluids, Welding ...:
It is the responsibility of the owner
and / or operator of the mixer to
ensure it is well maintained. Poor
maintenance is an invitation to
problems and failures.
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The area where the maintenance work of the
machine is to be carried out should have
sufficient ventilation. Never do this work with the
vehicle engine running in an enclosed building.
Exhaust gases can cause asphyxiation.
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Before working inside the mixer, stop the vehicle
completely, apply the parking brake, disengage
the PTO and power cables, turn off the engine
and remove the ignition key.
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Make sure all moving parts of the accessories
have completely stopped before performing any
maintenance.