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Edition 12/2007 87726937A 0 - 21
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS F106.6 / F106.6A
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS F156.6 / F156.6A
3.4 Driving
BEFORE MOVING OFF
Before operating the machine, clean your work
shoes to remove clinging soil, mud, snow, ice,
grease and oil. These could cause the shoes to slip
on the steps or pedals, thus causing unwanted
movements.
Before moving off, adjust the driver’s seat, steering
column and mirror, and fasten your seat belt.
Do not carry passengers on the machine.
Before moving off, warn any bystanders with the
signal horn.
NO TOWING
This machine is not suitable for towing trailers or
other vehicles; Doing so would cause damage to
axles and gears. The tow coupling is intended only
for towing or recovering the machine from hazard
areas, or for lashing onto transport vehicles; see
‘Towing/recovery’.
DRIVING WITH HANGING LOADS
Ensure that the wheels provide sufficient ground
adhesion; only this will ensure braking/steering
effectiveness. Do not drive with hanging loads
positioned cross-wise; Do not attempt a U-turn with
such loads. Do not attempt to position such loads
using the articulated joint.
REVERSING
When reversing, the view of the danger area is
reduced. Therefore, obtain assistance from an
experienced marshaller. Agree on the meaning of
signals with the marshaller, to ensure that the
signals from the marshaller are correctly
understood.
PARKING THE MACHINE
Machines parked on slopes can move off by
themselves.
Therefore, always park the machine on an even,
horizontal surface, lower the working equipment
and its support to the ground.
DRIVING OVER LONGER DISTANCES
The share should not extend into the steering area
of the front wheels, or of the steering linkage.
The central warning lamp should not flash when the
driver enters, otherwise determine the cause and
switch off.
If driving on public roads:
•
Keep to the conditions of the general
operating licence.
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Close the driver cab doors.
•
Take along a first-aid box, hazard warning
triangle and warning lamp.
•
Check the content of the first-aid box. Replace
items that have been used, or which have
become unusable.
With the engine running, check:
•
that the steering wheel moves easily, by
turning it briefly to the left and right, and that
the steering gear responds.
•
Drive a short distance and operate the brake
to check that the service brake is working
effectively.
Never allow the machine to roll with the gear lever in
the ‘N’ position, for example when driving downhill.
If driving with the door open, this should be engaged
in the end position.
Before moving off, bring the machine up to
operating temperature as described in the
‘Operating instructions - warming up’.
Only then should the engine be placed under full
load.