Nordco Trailblazer BC60, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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BC 60 "Trailblazer" Brushcutter
PRE-OPERATION
DEC/2012 (49458202/8203)
Section 2-1
GENERAL
DO NOT use this machine for machine
operations other than for which it was
intended.
FRA regulations require that a copy of this
Operation Manual be kept on the machine at
all times. Additional copies of the Operation
Manual only can be ordered from Nordco
Parts Sales at 1-800-647-1724.
Carefully read all safety messages in this
manual and on the decals located throughout
the machine. Learn how to operate the
machine and how to use controls properly.
Do not let anyone operate this machine
without instruction. Failure to understand the
contents of this manual could result in
serious personal injury or death.
ABOUT THIS MACHINE
It is always good practice to become familiar
with the components of the machine you are
using.
OPERATOR’S STATION
Almost all the controls for running this
machine are located in the Operator’s
Station. This includes but is not limited to,
the front machine control console, engine
controls, the propulsion controls and brake
pedals.
Under no circumstances are there to be more
riders on this machine than seatbelts
available. Always use your seat belt when
sitting in the operator seat.
For additional information concerning the
controls used in the Operator’s Station refer
to
Operator Station Controls later in this
section.
STICK BOOM
The stick boom is standard on this machine.
The main boom is lifted by a motor-driven
winch operated from the cab. A secondary
(outer) boom, controlling the tilt of the
cutterhead, is positioned by a hydraulic
cylinder.
BOOM BREAKAWAY
This machine is equipped with a boom
breakaway feature. In the event that a boom
is driven into an immovable object, the boom
will automatically rotate back about 20
degrees to avoid the possibility of derailment
and/or damage to the boom assembly. The
outside valve handle on each valve bank in
front of the operator stations is a control to
reset the breakaway cylinders to their
respective working positions.
Figure 1. Machine Overview