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Edition 12/2007 87726937A 0 - 23
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS F106.6 / F106.6A
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS F156.6 / F156.6A
3.5 Towing /recovery
Tow the machine with the tow bar or tow rope only.
The tow bar / tow rope should not be damaged.
It must be designed so that the calculated load at
rupture is three times the tractive force of the towing
machine.
The towing vehicle must have sufficient tractive
force. Drive slowly and carefully.
No one should be standing near the tow bar/rope.
Only tow the machine if the brakes and steering are
functional and the machine cannot be transported
any other way.
If these are not functional, only tow the machine as
far as is necessary to recover the machine from
danger areas.
After recovery, the machine must be secured to
prevent it rolling, and prevent unauthorized start-up.
Before transporting over long distances, either
repair the machine or load it onto a transport
vehicle.
Towing speed should not go above 10 km/h.
Tow the machine out of the danger area only,
otherwise tow it on a low-bed trailer.
Towing any further can cause damage to the
transmission.
3.5.1 Towing devices
The towing devices should not be used for towing
trailers.
3.5.2 Transport
Only load up and transport the machine if all the
requirements of the safety regulations are met.
Arrange the loading and transport with a company
that is experienced in the transport of abnormal
loads.
Responsibility for the loading and transport is borne
by the transport company or their authorised
representative.
To reduce the risk of slipping, clean the drive-on
ramps and loading area on the transport vehicle,
and the wheels of the machine, to remove oil,
grease, soil, mud, snow, ice and other matter.
Use anchoring equipment with sufficient
load-holding capacity (for the weight specifications
of the machine, see the ‘Technical Data’ section).
3.5.3 Crane loading
If loading with a crane, lock the articulated joint.