Eliet DZC600, Руководство пользователя

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Loading the machine in the trailer
• Use a non-slip ramp to load the machine into a van or onto a trailer.
• Ensure that the ramps are securely hitched onto the vehicle or trailer. Ensure that the traction
of the rollers cannot dislodge the ramps.
• The machine weighs around 124 kg; make sure that the ramps have enough bearing capacity to
carry both the machine and the operator.
• When loading the machine onto a trailer, the trailer should be hitched onto a vehicle.
• Under no circumstances should the angle of the incline exceed 25°.
• Ask someone to assist you if you feel insecure about loading the machine.
• Also ensure that the vehicle has sufficient loading capacity to transport the machine.
Warning:
Never run the machine for more than 30 seconds in a closed environment
where animals or people are present. Exhaust fumes from petrol motors contain
toxins that can cause poisoning or suffocation.
• Don’t run the engine longer than necessary when (off)loading the overseeder into/from a
closed van. Open all the doors of the loading area to ensure sufficient ventilation.
Attaching the machine in the trailer
• Make sure the machine is properly attached in the vehicle during transport. Attach ropes to
the fixed chassis parts to secure the machine.
The steering is a good place to attach the machine. Attach your rope as low as possible on the
steering on both sides, and secure the rope in the front of the trailer so that the machine is
pulled towards the front. Make sure that the rope does not damage the cabling of the machine.
• The ropes, belts or tensioner belts used must be in a perfect state.