KYMCO UXV500iG, Руководство пользователя

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INDICATES A POTENTIAL HAZARD THAT COULD
RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH
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EQUIPMENT
The last thing you would expect is that your KYMCO UTV would
break down in the middle of a field. KYMCO products are usually so
reliable that sometimes you forget that your UTV, like any machine,
has service needs and usage limitations.
UTV MAINTENANCE
You have to maintain your UTV for your safety, its operational
integrity and to protect your investment. The General Mainte-
nance section of this Owner's Manual tells you how to take care
of your UTV. If at any time abnormal noises, vibrations, or im-
proper operation of any component on your UTV is detected,
DO NOT OPERATE YOUR UTV. Take your UTV to an autho-
rized KYMCO dealer for inspection, adjustment or repair.
CARGO LIMITATIONS
One of the reasons why multiple passengers are prohibited on UTVs
is because their presence disrupts the weight and balance of the
vehicle. Cargo will do the same if it weighs too much or is posi-
tioned improperly. Limit your UXV500iG to the load capacity ratings
identified in the chart on the following page. So if you, your passen-
ger and your load weighs over 771 lb (350 kg), leave some of that
extra cargo at home. The combined weight limit, including you, your
passenger, your UTV’s bed cargo, and your trailer, is a specific
amount, so consult the UTV Load Capacity Ratings Chart and ad-
just your load accordingly.
SOUND JUDGMENT
Cargo has such a significant affect on UTV handling that you need
to adjust your speed to match your load. Even on level ground, you
should keep your UTV's speed below 10 MPH (16 kph) if you are
towing a trailer. Avoid uneven terrain when towing a trailer. Do not
forget that your braking distance is going to increase as you carry
more weight or if you tow a trailer.
Think about these factors when dealing with cargo:
1. Cargo bed weight limit
2. Trailer weight limit
3. Weight distribution
4. UTV speed
PERSONAL CHOICES
A safe, enjoyable UTV drive is dependent on many personal choices.
A UTV, like all motorized vehicles, can be dangerous to operate if
you choose to ignore safety precautions, take unnecessary chances,
or ride beyond your ability or your machine's capability. Don't allow
the thrill of freedom or adventure to affect your ability to make good,
safe choices.