Manitou MUSTANG 1050RT, Руководство оператора

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Safety
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to fall off the attachment, or cause the
machine to tip over .
• Slow down the work cycle and use slower
travel speeds in congested or populated
areas . Use commonly understood signals
so other members of the work crew can
warn the operator to slow or halt work in
a potentially hazardous situation .
• Use a signal person if you cannot see the
entire work area clearly, in high traffic
areas and whenever the operator’s view is
not clear .
• Stay alert for people moving through the
work area . When loading a truck, the
operator should always know where the
driver is .
• Exposed hydraulic hoses could react
with explosive force if struck by falling
or overhead items . NEVER allow hoses
to be hit, bent or interfered with during
operation . Extra guards may be required .
Replace any damaged hoses .
• Do not move the lift arm or attachment
during transport . Use the hydraulics
lockout button to deactivate the lift and
tilt hydraulics during transport .
• Do not use the machine in an environ-
ment where the hot muffler could present
a fire hazard, such as hay or straw storage
facilities .
• To avoid being thrown forward and
injured, do not drive into materials at high
speeds .
•
Do not turn off the ignition switch while
traveling. Turning off the ignition will
cause sudden braking, which may cause
loss of control, injury and/or tipping of
the machine .
• Be sure no one enters the work area of the
machine . Anyone near the machine is at
risk of being injured .
• Unless necessary for servicing the
machine, the engine hood must not be
opened while the engine is running .
• In cold weather, avoid sudden travel
movements and stay away from even
slight slopes . The machine can slide
sideways on icy slopes .
• Snow accumulation can hide potential
hazards . Use care while operating and
while using the machine to clear snow .
• If the machine becomes damaged or mal-
functions, stop the machine immediately
and lock and tag it . Repair the damage
or malfunction before using the machine
again .
•
Never jump off the machine. Always
leave the machine using the steps and
hand-holds. Never get on or off a moving
machine .
• If unable to exit out the front of the cab,
remove the rear window by pulling the
emergency rear window release triangle
until the window seal is pulled out of the
window frame, then push the window out
of the frame .
Applications with Load-Handling
Devices
•
Specific procedures are required, when
using load-handling devices (e .g ., slings,
chains) for transporting and placing loads .
For example, assistance from other peo-
ple is needed when lifting and lowering
pipes, culverts or containers:
• The machine may only be used with
load-handling devices if the necessary
safety devices are in place and functional .
• The load must be secured to prevent it
from falling or slipping .
• Persons guiding the load must stay in
visual contact with the operator .
• The operator must guide the load to the
ground as soon as possible while staying
out from under the loader, load and out
of harm’s way . Avoid any rotating or
swinging movements . Tag lines may be
required .