Buyers SnowDogg EXII Series, Руководство пользователя

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Even trucks that have 4WD can get stuck in deep snow, so
make sure to be mindful of what you are driving into.
Always plow in float.
Float allows the plow to stay low and contour the ground.
When the plow is not in flow each obstacle and tripping
cause the plow to “yank” the lift chain. This puts undue
stress on the plow’s lift frame, mount, and the trucks frame.
Have good customer service.
Find out where your customer wants the snow to be piled.
Customers may need to be reminded that the snow must
go somewhere– so make sure they have a realistic idea of
where it can go safely. Snow should never block visibility or
access to important areas like fire hydrants, mailboxes, or
public easements.
Follow local regulations.
In most places snow cannot be pushed onto other property,
or onto public streets. In many municipalities snow cannot
be pushed across the street. Be sure to check local snow
regulations where you are conducting business. Remember,
it’s your name on the side of the truck.
LIGHT AIMING
1.
Place the vehicle on a level surface 25 feet in front of a
matte-white screen, such as a white wall or garage door.
2.
The snowplow should be mounted, with the blade raised
in transport position.
3.
Check that the truck is in normal operating condition
with no flat tires, failed suspension components, and no
passengers.
4.
Mark the vertical centerline of the vehicle headlights on
the screen (a line matching the height the of headlights from
the ground). Mark the horizontal centerline of the vehicle
headlights on the screen (lines matching the headlight
center to center distance).
5.
The high intensity zone of the low beams should be just
below the horizontal line and the right of the vertical lines
(see diagram below). Adjust the headlight aim as required.
Screen Located
25' from Headlights
Align with Vehicle
Centerline
Distance Between
Headlight Centers
High Intensity Zones For
Type 2 (Sealed Beam)
Headlights on Low Beam
Vertical Centerline
Ahead of Right Headlight