All information, illustrations and specifications in these Operating Instructions are based on the latest information available at the time of
publication. We reserve the right to make design changes at any time without prior notification
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1.0. Safety
1.2. Safety instructions
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Besides the information in
these operating instructions,
please also observe generally
applicable safety and
accident-prevention
standards!
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Familiarise yourself with
all equipment and operating
elements and their functions
before starting work. Ensure
that all protective equipment
has been properly installed.
It is too late to do this
when you have started work!
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During work operation, the
user is responsible for the
safety of third parties!
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During operation on public
highways, the relevant
traffic regulations must be
observed!
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Before moving off, ensure
that the immediate area of
the machine is clear e.g. no
children nearby. Ensure that
your visibility is not
impaired!
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Keep all persons clear of
the danger zone of the
machine!
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Mount the appliance only
when the motor and the power
take-off shaft have been
switched-off.
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Use only cardan shafts
prescribed for the machine
which is being mounted.
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When driving the machine
outside the work area, the
drive should be switched off
and the attachment placed in
transport position.
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In event of malfunctions
(vibrations) or if the machine
runs over a foreign object,
turn off the drive, switch off
the engine (remove ignition
key or spark-plug connector)
and examine the machine,
particularly the equipment,
for damage.
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Damaged equipment must be
replaced.
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When working on the tool,
precautions should be taken to
prevent injury (e.g. gloves).
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The driving and operational
characteristics of the tractor
may be influenced by the
attachment of the sweeper.
Always adapt your driving
style to match the terrain and
ground conditions.
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Before carrying out any
maintenance work, the machine
and the tractor engine must be
switched off.
All protective devices must be
mounted before initial
operation.
