CynkoMet N-233 Series, Инструкция по использованию и эксплуатации

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Cynko Met
N-233
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Do not exceed the maximum construction speed and speed limitations
resulting from road traffic law. The travel speed must be adapted to the
prevailing road conditions, machine load, type of cargo and other
conditions.
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During travel on public roads the spreader must be marked with a plate
distinguishing slow-moving vehicles, placed on the drum guard or
deflector (Fig. 2).
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The operator of the tractor is obliged to equip the spreader with a
certified or homologated sign distinguishing slow-moving vehicles in
accordance with applicable regulations of the country in which it is
driven.
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When driving, observe the traffic rules, signal the change of direction
with the help of indication,
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The lighting and signaling installation should be kept clean and it is
advised to take care of its technical condition.
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Damaged or lost lighting and signaling elements are to be immediately
repaired or replaced.
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Avoid ruts, depressions, ditches or driving on shoulders of the road.
Driving through such obstacles can cause sudden tilting of the spreader
and tractor. This is particularly important because the center of gravity
of the loaded spreader adversely affects driving safety. Driving near the
edge of ditches or canals is dangerous because of the risk of landslides
under the wheels of the spreader or tractor.
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The driving speed must be reduced sufficiently in advance before
approaching turns or unevennesses and inclines in the terrain.
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When driving avoid sharp corners, especially on slopes.
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Please note that the braking path of the set increases significantly as
the weight of the carried cargo increases and as speed increases.
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Control the behavior of the spreader while driving on uneven terrain,
and adjust the speed to terrain and traffic conditions.
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The spreader is adapted for driving on slopes of maximally up to 8
o
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Moving the spreader over steeper slopes may cause the machine to tip
over.
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When driving down slopes with a loaded spreader, speed must be
reduced.
4.3.8 Unloading of the crate serving as a transporter.
Before unloading the loading crate of the spreader / transporter you
should:
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check that the area around the spreader / transporter is safe,