4000B USER HANDBOOK
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2.4.5
Machine Startup
Before you start the machine or activate the controls, make sure that
nobody is near the tractor or scraper. Honk the horn before moving the
machine.
2.4.6
Falling Objects
Regularly remove debris, clods and stones that can get stuck around
the machine. This makes identifying oil leaks or structural damage
easier to identify. Removing the debris around the hydraulic lines
helps to increase their life by reducing the likely hood of corrosion
and wear due to vibrations.
2.4.7
Pinch or Crush
The apron, bowl and ejector all pose a high thread of crushing or
pinching. These risks could cause serious or even fatal injuries. For
more information, refer to the section of the manual covering the
implementation of the safety devices before starting work on the
machine.
The connection of the tractor and scraper will typically require the
presence of an assistant. Never allow them to be directly behind the
tractor, always remain to the side and in view of the tractor operator
so that they don’t not have the ability to be run over by the tractor or
crushed between the tractor and scraper. For more information refer
to the section of the manual which covers the connection and
disconnection of tractor and scraper.
2.5
Safety Equipment
2.5.1
Description of Safety Equipment
When conducting operations and maintenance procedures of the tractor and scraper, always
wear appropriate clothing and safety equipment:
x
Do not wear loose clothing as they could get caught in the moving parts
x
Wear a safety helmet
x
Wear safety glasses (Maintenance)
x
Wear steel capped footwear
x
The operator must wear hearing protection according to the regulations according to
the noise level generated by the tractor
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