2
6.
Track can be set at the narrow width.
(1120mm) and the standard width.
(1280mm).
(for details see “OPERATION OF TRACK
WIDTH CHANGE AND DOZER”)
Do not operate in narrow track width
39in. (1120mm), it makes risk of the
excavator tipping over, operate always
in standard track width 49in. (1280mm),
except to pass through narrow space on
a even ground.
7.
Do not use the excavator under the
influence of alcohol, medication as well
as other substances. Fatigue is also
dangerous.
8.
Check the surroundings carefully before
using the excavator or when attachments
are being attached.
Pay attention to the overhead clearance
with electric wires.
Check for pipes and buried cables.
Check for hidden holes, hindrances, soft
underground and overhangs.
During excavator use do not allow any
persons within the working range.
9.
Do not allow other persons to use
the machine before having informed
him on the exact operation and work
instructions, and be assured that the
operator’s manual has been read and
understood.
10.
Do not wear baggy, torn or too large
clothing
when
working
with
the
excavator. Clothing can get caught in
rotating parts or control elements which
can cause accidents or injuries. Wear
adequate safety clothing, e.g. safety
helmet, safety shoes, eye protection,
ear protection, working gloves, etc., as
necessary and as prescribed by law or
statutes.
(1)
Helmet
(2)
Clothing fit for work
(3)
Tight seams
(4)
Good grip shoe wear
(5)
Well-fitting cuffs
(6)
Working gloves
(7)
Straw hat
(8)
Towel
(9)
Baggy trousers
(10)
Loose cuffs of the shirt
(11)
Baggy shirt
(12)
Rubber sandals
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