
OI (Part 2): Steely, HA, Startrailer
Version 2019/01
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6.4 Loading / unloading the trailer
Make sure that the trailer is secured so
that it cannot roll away.
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Make sure that road traffic safety is not impaired
when loading and unloading the trailer.
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If necessary, use additional signalling devices,
e.g. signs, barriers.
6.4.1 Loading / unloading a tilting trailer
Tilting the cargo bed down / back!
When operating the cargo bed, you could crush
your hands / feet or those of a person assisting you.
A loaded cargo bed is too heavy to push it down
alone and secure the eccentric tension locks - risk
of injury!
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Avoid being in the danger / crushing areas.
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It takes two people to operate the cargo bed
when transporting vehicles / loads.
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Use
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Risk areas
Tilting the cargo bed when the trailer is
uncoupled!
The trailer can set in motion and hit / collide with
people.
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Couple the trailer to the towing vehicle
before tilting the cargo bed.
WARNING
CAUTION
Operating a tilting trailer with exten-
sions!
Persons could bump their head against the exten-
sions (grid walls, tarpaulin frame) during loading /
unloading. The view is reduced by the extensions
- risk of injury!
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Take particular care when loading / unloading a
tilted cargo bed with extensions.
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Pay attention to the head area.
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Agree on communication signs with the
assistant, if necessary.
Steel grid extension / rear drop-side open
NOTICE
Rear drop side folded down!
When tilting the cargo bed with the rear drop side folded down,
it is pressed against the floor / base and may get jammed.
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Only tilt the cargo bed when the rear drop side
is closed or if it has been secured with
the support rope against complete folding down.
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Rear drop side secured
1. Support rope
2. Snap hook
3. Rear drop side
4. Eyelets for support rope