jcb RTFL 926, Руководство оператора

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Operation
Working with the Machine
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Fig 59.
Lifting Operations on Gradients
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WARNING
Conducting lifting operations on gradients can be
dangerous. The machine can become laterally
unstable and tip over if the instructions in this section
are not followed and understood. You and others can
be seriously injured or killed. Ensure you follow and
fully understand the guidelines given in this manual.
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Longitudinal and lateral stability are two important safety
factors that must be considered if the carriage is to be
raised by more than 100-150mm (4-6in) above the ground
with the machine on a gradient.
Important: Lifting operations should not be undertaken on
gradients unless the machine is level across its width (i.e.
laterally level).
Ensure you have taken into account all factors that may
affect machine stability before a lifting operation is started
when working on a gradient. See
Use of Machines on
Gradients And Slopes (OPERATION section).
It is recommended that the machine should be operated on
firm, level ground wherever possible for maximum
machine stability. Where this is not possible a risk
assessment must be carried out by the operator before
attempting a lifting operation, see
Risk Assessment
(OPERATION section).
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WARNING
Stop the machine and apply the park brake before
conducting any lifting operations.
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