3N-40P
Operating Instructions
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2019-03-14
196-538M
Make sure the tractor weighs at least
2
/
3
(67%) of the
drill, including any material load. Check the table on
page 30 for typical weights of various configurations.
Loss of Control Hazard:
Towing the drill at high speeds or with a vehicle that is not
heavy enough can lead to loss of vehicle control. Loss of
vehicle control can lead to serious road accidents, injury and
death. To reduce the hazard:
Do not exceed 20 mph (32 kph).
Do not tow a drill that weighs more than 1.5 times the
weight of the towing vehicle.
Pre-Transport Checklist
Before transporting the drill, check the following items.
Make sure the weight of the tractor equals or
exceeds the value specified for your drill
configuration.
Marker Checklist Complete:
Markers must be
folded.
Master Switches Off:
Check that the Veris and
point row (if any) master switches are off while
transporting.
Drill Raised
and Locked:
Lift transport locks
installed. Wings folded and locked, with circuit lever
in neutral.
Tires:
Check that all tires are properly inflated as
listed on “
Bystanders:
Check that no one is in the way before
moving. Do not allow any one to ride on the drill.
Warning Lights:
Always use tractor and drill
warning lights when transporting the drill.
Clearance:
Know the maximum dimensions of the
tractor and drill in transport position and follow a
route that provides adequate clearance from all
obstructions, including overhead lines.
Stopping Distance:
Allow sufficient stopping
distance and reduce speed prior to any turns or
maneuvers. If the drill is transported full, allow extra
stopping distance.
Road Rules:
Comply with all national, regional and
local laws when transporting on public roads.
Watch Traffic:
The drill boxes obstruct a portion of
your rear view. Be prepared for sudden maneuvers
from following vehicles.
Figure 32
Marker in Transport Cradle
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