Kanga 216 Series, Руководство оператора

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Series 216 Loader
bucket lowered flat on the ground.
Loading
1. Ensure trailer and towing vehicle are on firm and
level ground.
2. The trailer tow hitch must always be engaged
and locked onto the tow ball during unloading
and loading.
3. Make sure the tow vehicle is in gear and park
with the handbrake applied.
4. Lower the ramps on the trailer.
5. Keep the arms on the chassis of the loader and
Roll back the bucket using crowd and tilt leaver.
Always keep the bucket on when unloading.
6. With the bucket facing the tow vehicle align the
wheels with ramps
7. Drive the loader forward up the ramps at a slow
and consistent speed.
8. With the loader squarely on the trailer, lower
the bucket using the tilt and crowd lever so the
bucket flat on the trailer deck, then slowly drive
the loader forward into the bucket stop on
the trailer.
9. When correctly positioned, shutdown the loader,
then attach the load binder/or ratchet straps
as follows:
a) From the tie down points between the
wheels on the left and right hand side.
b) From the tie down points at the rear
of the loader on the left and right
hand side.
10. With the loader and attachments are secured
for transport, raise and secure the trailer ramps.
Lifting Your Loader
When lifting the machine,
use appropriately rated
slings and shackles.
These must be attached
securely to the lifting
point on the top of the
machine.
Loading and Unloading
Carefully observe the following safety guidelines
during the loading, unloading, and trailering of your
Kanga Loader.
When loading or unloading the machine from a
trailer, the trailer must be located on a firm, even
surface. It must remain fully attached to the towing
vehicle.
WARNING
Never unload a trailer positioned on a slope.
Do not park or leave the loader on a slope.
Ensure the angle of the loader during ascent or
descent from the trailer is within safe
operational limitations.
Carry out all loading or unloading maneuvers at a
slow speed, with due care for personal safety and
damage to equipment.
Note
As necessary, practice the loading or unloading
maneuvers in a safe location until the process is
mastered.
Unloading
1. Ensure trailer and towing vehicle are on firm and
level ground.
2. The trailer tow hitch must always be engaged
and locked onto the tow ball during unloading
and loading.
3. Make sure the tow vehicle is in gear and park
with the handbrake applied.
4. Lower the ramps on the trailer.
5. Remove the load binders/or ratchet straps
as follows:
• From the tie down points located
between the wheels on the left and right
hand side.
• From the tie down points at the rear of
the loader on the left and right hand side.
6. Start the loader as per operating Instructions.
7. Keep the arms on the chassis of the loader and
Roll back the bucket using crowd and tilt leaver.
Always keep the bucket on when unloading.
8. Drive back slowly to the edge of the trailer and
align the loader wheel with the ramps proceed to
reverse the loader down the ramps at a slow and
Consistent speed.
9. Drive the loader clear of the ramps.
10. Park the loader on flat level ground with the
CAUTION
For the Kanga Series 216 Loader, the load on
the lifting lug must not exceed 1500Kg
(1.6 US tons).
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