K-Line CropCommander, Руководство по безопасности оператора

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Tire Safety & Pressures
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Always cage tires before seating beads.
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Never exceed a stated pressures when seating
beads.
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Do not attempt to mount a tire unless you have the
suitable equipment and experienced personnel.
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Inflating tires can be dangerous. Always stand to
the side when inflating. (figure 3 & 4)
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Load ratings of replacement tires should meet or
exceed weight requirements.
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See page 22 for mounting procedure and tire pressure
In the event of hydraulic system failure or
hydraulic hose rupture, you must follow the steps set out below.
Escaping Hydraulic fluid is dangerous and can cause serious injury or death.
Step 1: Prepare for shutdown.
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Immediately return hydraulic leaver to neutral position.
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Stop operating machine.
Step 2: Shutdown the equipment.
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Use hydraulic leaver to lower machine to ground (if in raised position).
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Stop tractor.
Step 3: Isolate the equipment.
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Freely operate remote levers to release residual pressure from system.
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If tractor so equipped place levers in float position.
Step 4: Apply the lockout / tagout device.
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Disconnect all hydraulic hoses from tractor remotes.
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Place lockout or out of service tags on all hoses.
Step 5: Control the stored energy.
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Ensure no hydraulic pressure remains in system, slowly release bleed tap (if
equipped), or slightly loosen one hydraulic connection on each circuit to allow any
remaining fluid under pressure to be released.
Step 6: Verify isolation of equipment.
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Double check the steps and verify that the equipment has been shut down and has
the lock and tag labels evident. Have repairs carried out and defective parts
replaced. Do not re-connect to tractor or other hydraulic power source, until system
has been fully tested.
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Always cage tires before seating
beads.
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Never exceed stated pressures when
seating beads
Failure to comply could result in serious injury
or death.
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