Mauldin M415XT MAINTAINER, Руководство пользователя

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Calder Brothers Corporation
Model: M415XT Maintainer
M415XT
Section F – Transport & Theft
13. The forward tie down point is a Tie Down Loop on the bottom of the Main Frame at
the back of the front axle.
14. The rear tie downs are located on the rear of the Push Block Assembly where the
Attachment Draw Bar Arms pivot.
15. The Bucket tie down is over the Bucket/Boom Attachment Pin, NEVER over the
Cylinder Rod Pin.
NOTE
ALWAYS use chains and chain binders. Do NOT lower tools to float position when loaded on
transport vehicle. Tools in float position offer no stabilization when vehicle bounces.
IN TRANSIT
If in transit for a few days, follow these guidelines:
1. Raise air pressure in tires several pounds above normal operating pressure to prevent
excessive bouncing.
2. Check cooling system for proper anti-freeze.
3. Disconnect the Battery.
4. Clean all bright surfaces and coat with heavy grease to prevent rusting.
5. Cover Exhaust Pipe to prevent entrance of water.
When transporting the machine, know the overall height to allow clearance of obstructions.
Remove or tape over the slow moving vehicle emblem (SMV) if it will be visible to traffic.
WARNING
If tire pressure has been increased for transport, it MUST be lowered to operating pressure before
the machine is placed back into service.
UNLOADING WITH RAMPS
NOTE
A matched pair of ramps is required.
Use ramps as described in Steps 1 thru 4 in LOADING USING RAMPS. Then proceed as follows to unload
the machine:
1. – 4. (see previous section
LOADING USING RAMPS)
5. Remove the chains and chain binders.
6. Start the Engine according to Startup in Section D - Operations, of this manual.
7. Raise the Scarifier, Boom and Moldboard.
8. Clear all personnel from the ramp area.
9. Disengage the Parking Brake.
10. If necessary, adjust the machine so that the wheels are in line and centered with the ramps.
Slowly (at the lowest Engine speed possible) and carefully drive the machine down the ramps.
NOTE
All loading and unloading should be done in Low (4-wheel) drive.