MTZ 1220.1, Руководство оператора

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MTZ-1221.2/1221 В .2/1221.3 Safety requirements
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13. Stop the tractor immediately if the
engine or steering system fails.
Remember, that with the engine
shut down you will have to apply
much more forces to the steering
wheel in order to control the tractor.
14. Do not work under raised agricul-
tural implements. Do not leave
mounted implement in raised posi-
tion during long-term stops.
15. If the tractor front part rises off the
ground when heavy implements are
mounted at the rear hitch linkage
mechanism, install the front ballast
weights.
16. When operating with front loader,
fill rear tires with liquid ballast and
adjust a maximum wheel turning
angle to 30
°
at the most.
17. Before lifting or lowering a mounted
agricultural implement, and when
turning, make sure in advance
there is no danger of contact with
anyone around or interference with
some obstacle.
18. During transportation with imple-
ments and accessories coupled,
mechanism for fixing of attached
parts in raised position must be
used (for HLL without hydraulically
operated lift).
19. Cardan shaft, transmitting rotation
from the tractor PTO to the imple-
ments of the unit, should be fitted
with appropriate guards.
20. Make sure of proper mounting of
any additional equipment or aux-
iliary device and make sure they
are designed for use with your trac-
tor.
Bear in mind that your tractor, when
improperly employed, may be dan-
gerous both for you and for the
people around. Do not use imple-
ments, which are not designed for
installation on this tractor.
21. To prevent tractor roll-over, be
careful during the driving the trac-
tor. Select a safe speed, corres-
ponding to the road conditions, es-
pecially during cross-country driv-
ing, driving over ditches, slopes and
sharp turns.
22. When working on hillsides, increase
tractor wheel tread to maximum
width.
23. Avoid making sharp turns at full
load and at high travel speed.
24. When using the tractor for hauling
operations, follow the rules:
• Increase wheel tread to 1600 mm
(64’’) at least;
• Interlock the brake pedals, check
and, if necessary, adjust the
brakes for simultaneous action;
• Check the parking brake perfor-
mance;
• Check condition of the light and
audible signaling devices;
• Cargo trailers must be fitted with
rigid hitches as well as be con-
nected with safety chain or rope;
• Never travel downhill “free wheel”
with transmission in neutral posi-
tion or clutch disengaged. When
traveling downhill use the same
gear as you would when going
uphill;
• Never use a trailer without inde-
pendent brakes, if its gross weight
exceeds the half of the tractor total
actual mass. The faster you move
and the more load you tow, the
longer safety distance must be;
• Disengage the FDA to avoid ex-
tensive wearing out of drive com-
ponents and tires;
• Do not use the RADL at speed
exceeding 10 km/h and while turn-
ing.
• Do not stop the tractor on the
slopes. If it’s necessary to stop,