Hagie UpFront STS 16, Руководство пользователя

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SECTION 10 –
MISCELLANEOUS
Disconnecting the Boom
Before disconnecting the boom,
determine a proper storage location. When
choosing a place to store the boom, there are
three important things to keep in mind:
Is the ground level?
The ground must be level to help prevent
the attachment from falling over. Level
ground will also minimize stress on the frame
of the attachment when in storage.
Is there enough space?
The attachment needs to be partially open
for it to stand properly, but be aware of the
room that is needed for the attachment and
adequate space to travel around it safely.
Is it accessible?
The attachment needs to be positioned so
you can connect easily. Ensure there is
enough room and that the attachment is not
blocked, or blocking other items.
If temporarily storing the attachment on a
soft surface (such as grass), it is
recommended to place blocks or wood
beneath the stands’ feet to prevent the
attachment from sinking into the ground.
NOTE: It is NOT recommended to store the
attachment on a soft surface for an
extended period of time, due to the
risk of settling soil, even when blocks
or wood are used.
Unfolding the Boom for Storage
The booms must be partially open for
stability when unattached from the machine.
Unfold the booms approximately 45
°
while
maintaining sufficient clearance for
repositioning during reattachment. This
position will allow the booms to sit level with
the transom without causing excessive
stress on either part. It will also keep the
weight from shifting too much in either
direction (rearward or forward), which could
cause the boom to tip over and/or difficulty in
connecting or disconnecting the attachment.
1. Press and hold the corresponding Left
and Right Boom Switches (located on
the Hydrostatic Drive Control Handle) in
the UP position to remove boom wings
from cradles.
NOTICE
Do not operate the boom while the boom
stands are in the lowered position.
Failure to comply may result in property
damage.
Boom Stand in “Travel” Position
-Typical View
-Typical View