Mahindra ROXOR HDUV 2023, Руководство оператора

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19.4 Carrying Loads
Be aware that handling and stability will be affected when carrying
loads. Slow down, turn gradually and avoid hills and rough terrain.
Also, be cautious coming to a stop as the braking distance of the
ROXOR may increase with a load, especially on down hill slopes.
Never exceed the maximum vehicle load capacity as listed. Bear in
mind that the weight of the operator and passengers, any cargo, all
accessories added to the base ROXOR and trailer tongue weight
are all included in this maximum vehicle load capacity value of
1525 lbs
Loads that are not properly secured can become projectiles when
stopping, turning or in an accident causing damage to the ROXOR,
as well as severe injury and death to the operator, passengers and
bystanders.
Be aware that cargo can change the center of gravity affecting the
vehicles stability and increasing the risk of a roll over. Cargo can
also shift causing the pedals to become stuck thereby causing a
loss of control.
19.5 Hauling and Pulling Loads
When hauling a load or pulling a trailer, respect the maximum
vehicle load capacity of the ROXOR. Only use the trailer hitch (if
installed) or winch (if installed) to pull a load. Never try to pull the
ROXOR by wrapping chains or straps around its axles, cargo tie
downs or ROPS. Know the Working Load Limit (WLL) of the strap,
chain or cable you are using. Never stand in the recoil or snap back
area, this is the area that the strap, chain or cable could reach
when "snapping back" if a failure (break) occurs.
When using straps, chains or cables for pulling, cautiously remove
any slack without jerking the load. A sudden jerk on the load can
damage the chain, cable and/or vehicles. Be sure to maintain
tension on the load throughout the hauling process.
When pulling another vehicle, the previously mentioned principles
still apply. This activity also requires someone to control the
vehicle being pulled. Slow down and use hand signals to
communicate if necessary and allow more distance for stopping.
Never attempt to pull another vehicle without an operator
controlling it.
Before hauling or pulling a load or a trailer be sure to read the
manufacturer’s instructions and warning. Never exceed the
manufacturer’s maximum load capacities. Always make sure the
trailer load is evenly distributed and secured. An evenly balanced
trailer is easier to control. Make sure there is sufficient tongue
weight to prevent a loss of traction at the rear wheels.
Moving Loads and Doing Work