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SAFETY
SAFETY 3PT Sprayer 9553P / 9573P Page 30
Transport Safely
CAUTION: When transporting, always
travel at a reasonable and safe speed
which permits adequate control of
steering and stopping.
Reduce speed considerably when traveling
over rough ground. Be certain everyone is
clear of the machine.
Do not exceed weight and speed guidelines.
Refer to
Observe Maximum Transport
Speed .
Towed loads can swerve and upset or cause
loss of control. Refer to
Tow Loads Safely .
Shift tractor into a lower gear when
transporting down steep slopes or hills;
never coast. Stop slowly.
Wide turns may be required with the machine
in tow. Use caution in traffic and in congested
areas.
To improve stability when traveling through
the field, wings should be unfolded from
transport position as soon as possible after
leaving the roadway.
IMPORTANT: When transporting the
machine on a roadway, ALWAYS USE
appropriate lamps and devices for
adequate warning to operators of
other vehicles.
Refer to Use Safety Lights and Devices .
Chemical Safety
Personal Protection
To reduce or eliminate contact with
chemicals, it is necessary to wear adequate
protective clothing, respirators, boots,
goggles, and gloves.
Respirators - Protection against inhalation
(but no skin contact) is provided quite
economically when using face mask
respirators. Choose a mask that will fit your
face and check with the manufacturer about
the details of filters and chemical cartridges
used in the respirator model. Note that full-
and half-face masks cannot be worn
securely by those with beards, whiskers,
sideburns, and moustaches. Instructions on
the operational life and performance of filters
and cartridges generally accompany the
products. However, when carrying out spray
operations, it is wise to change the filters
each day, and the cartridges should be
replaced when chemical odor is noticed.
Wash the face mask with warm water and
soap before installing a new cartridge and
filter. Do not store cartridges and filters in the
chemical storage area as they can absorb
the chemical even when not in use.
Goggles - When a full mask is not worn, the
use of protective goggles is necessary and is
recommended to protect the eyes from
pesticide vapor, solids, and accidental
splashes
particularly. Safety supply
companies offer a range of goggles. Many
goggles are resistant to chemicals, some
have specially treated lenses to reduce
fogging, and others have anti-fogging
ventilation. Prescription-type glasses are
also available to which side shields can be
attached.
Gloves - Non-absorbent gloves should be
worn at all times when handling, mixing, and
applying pesticides. Neoprene has been
found to be superior to rubber in resisting the
penetration of pesticides. Other factors to be
considered in selecting suitable gloves
include sense of touch, wet grip, and cut and