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89-096
Rev: 11-2016
Operation Warnings
WARNING
Failure to observe the following safety rules may
result in extreme personal injury, dismember-
ment or death. It is the operator’s responsibility
to understand the proper and safe use of this
baler.
•
Make sure that you read, understand, and obey all of
the safety precautions and operating instructions in
this Operator’s Manual.
•
Keep this Operator’s Manual and the Safety Card
(Allied form #89-028) with the baler at all times.
•
Do not operate the baler unless you are authorized
and trained to do so. If it has been some time since
you last operated the baler, re-familiarize yourself
with the baler before starting, then proceed slowly.
•
Do not operate the baler if you are aware of any mal-
functions, needed maintenance or repairs.
•
Stop the baler immediately if any problems arise.
•
Never allow others to ride on the baler.
•
Never allow anyone with-
in 10 ft of the baler while
the baler is in operation.
•
Never operate the baler
without all safety shield-
ing in place.
•
Keep hands, feet, hair,
jewelry and clothing
away from moving parts,
including but not limited
to the pickup, knotter,
and PTO shaft.
•
Avoid wearing loose
clothing which can eas-
ily be caught in moving
parts.
•
Use appropriate signs (i.e., Slow Moving Vehicle
sign), signals or warning lights when transporting on
highways.
•
Always use lights when working at night or in low
light conditions.
•
Know your job-site rules. Some have site specific
directions and procedures. The methods outlined in
this manual provide a basis for safe operation of the
baler. Because of special conditions, your com-
pany’s baling procedures may be somewhat different
from those shown in this manual.
•
Do not start the tractor if the key had been marked
with a “DO NOT START” or “RED” tag.
•
Never operate any of the tractor’s controls from any-
where other than the operator’s seat.
•
Alert personnel in the area before starting the en-
gine, and make sure everyone is clear. Be sure that
all controls are in neutral and the baler is disen-
gaged before starting the engine.
•
Each country has its own safety legislation. It is in
the operator’s own interest to be conversant with
these regulations and to comply with them in full.
This also applies to local bylaws and regulations in
force on a particular worksite.
•
Should the recommendations in this manual deviate
from those in the user’ country, the national regula-
tions should be followed.
•
Never attempt to disconnect any of the safety de-
vices built into the baler or tractor.
•
Maintain proper clearance from energized equip-
ment, energized power lines or other power sources.
High voltage electricity can discharge to ground with-
out direct contact with the baler’s or tractor’s struc-
ture. If the baler or tractor contacts energized equip-
ment, or if electrical energy does discharge through
the machine—stay clear, and prevent anyone else
from coming in contact with the baler or tractor. If
you are on the tractor, stand fast, avoid contact with
metal surfaces, and do not permit anyone to come
into contact with the tractor or baler. Finally,
Do not
jump off
.
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