Anderson RBM1400, Руководство оператора

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28 Operator's Manual – Self-Loading Bale Carrier Anderson Group
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Ensure that hitching the equipment will not overload or improperly distribute weight on the
tractor, which could compromise stability.
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Hitching the equipment changes the weight distribution. Do not exceed the maximum load per
axle (see the tractor manufacturer's instructions).
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Do not exceed the maximum load permitted on the hitching points.
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If necessary, place ballast weights on the supports provided in accordance with the tractor
manufacturer’s instructions.
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When hitching the machine, install all the support and stability equipment to prevent
instability.
2.4 Safety tips for maintenance and repairs
2.4.1 General
Moving parts involve pinching and cutting hazards.
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Maintenance and repairs must be performed by qualified individuals.
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Always keep the equipment and its accessories in perfect condition.
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Keep the oil tanks clean.
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Follow the maintenance intervals.
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Before beginning work:
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Turn off the engine and remove the key from the ignition;
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Put the gearshift in neutral and engage the handbrake;
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Disengage the PTO and uncouple the drive shaft from the PTO;
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Disconnect the hydraulic supply hoses;
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Wait for all moving parts to come to a complete stop;
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Place the support and stabilizing devices (wedges, stand, etc.);
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Let the gearboxes and hydraulic components cool, as well as any other parts of the
machine that may be hot.
2.4.2 Welding
When welding, place the grounding device as close
to the welding area as possible.
Before welding the equipment or working on the
electrical system, disconnect the tractor power
supply and remove the control module.
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For welding operations on the equipment or tractor, disconnect the battery or electrical power
supply and protect the lines (especially rubber hoses) to prevent them from being damaged
by sparks, which could cause a loss of oil, hydraulic fluid, etc.