Kubota CTL SVL97-2, Руководство оператора

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2. Reduce the engine speed using the engine-speed-
control-dial.
3. Lower the bucket to the ground.
4. Move the armrest in the raised position.
5. Turn off the engine and remove the key.
6. Prohibited actions for the machine
CAUTION
To avoid personal injury:
• Whenever operating the machine, adhere to the
following:
– Always avoid sudden changes in direction
or spinning on concrete surfaces. Excessive
friction on the tracks will cause them to
wear out or become damaged.
– Always avoid sudden impact to the tracks
such as allowing the machine to drop down
or hit objects.
– Chemical such as salt, potassium chloride,
ammonium sulfate, potassium sulfate, triple-
super phosphate of lime, and so on can
damage the track belts. If the tracks are
exposed to any of chemical such as salt,
potassium chloride, ammonium sulfate,
potassium sulfate, triple-super phosphate of
lime, and so on, immediately wash
thoroughly with water.
– Avoid scraping the rubber tracks along
concrete and other rough surfaces.
– Take particular care when operating,
transporting material, or traveling in snowy
conditions or on ice because tracks may
slip.
– Operate the machine between the following
temperature for proper functioning of rubber
track belts.
– If machine must be stored for three months
or longer, keep it indoors and out of direct
sunlight and prevent exposure to the
elements to prevent wear on the rubber
tracks.
Temperature for proper functioning of
rubber track belts -20
℃
and +50
℃
(-4 ℉ to +122 ℉ )
Actions that must not be performed with the
machine
• Never move, transport material, or operate the
machine in the following places: mud, broken stone,
jagged or unstable base rock, iron beams, iron
scrapes, iron sheets, and so on.
Navigating, turning, and moving the machine over
sharp material may damage or break the tracks.
• When traveling on riverbeds and other areas where
loose gravel can get into the tracks, gravel can
cause the tracks to slip off or become damaged.
• Do not use near the oceanfront where salt water
can corrode the various parts of the machine.
• Always prevent fuel, oil, salt, or other chemical
agents from getting into the tracks, which can
cause corrosion to the metal track cores. If the track
and its parts are exposed to such material,
immediately remove by using water.
• Always avoid traveling on roads directly after they
have been resurfaced or on other hot surfaces such
fire or metal surfaces under direct sunlight.
Excessive heat can cause irregular wear and
damage to tracks.
• Do not move material where the surface is unstable
and could cause slippage in the tracks.
Unnecessary and excessive slipping of tracks will
damage and cause abnormal wearing of the tracks.
7. Prevention of slippage of rubber
tracks
Always follow the following to prevent slippage of
rubber tracks.
• Make sure that the tracks are kept at the proper
tension.
Never change directions when there is excessive
slack in the track belts.
• When ascending an incline, never change direction
at the base of the incline.
• Always avoid operating the machine with one track
on a different surface than the other track, or with
one track partially on an incline. Make sure that
both tracks are on stable, firm surfaces when in
motion.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON MACHINE OPERATION MACHINE PRECAUTION
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