Peterbilt 365 2017, Руководство пользователя

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Emergency Equipment
It is good practice to carry an
emergency equipment kit in your
vehicle. One day, if you have a
roadside emergency, you will be glad
the following items are with you:
•
window scraper
•
snow brush
•
container or bag of sand or salt
•
emergency light
•
warning triangles
•
small shovel
•
first aid kit
•
fire extinguisher
•
vehicle recovery hitches (see
Vehicle Recovery Guidelines on
page 2-15 for details).
Driver's Check List
To keep your vehicle in top shape and
maintain a high level of safety for you,
your passengers, and your load, make
a thorough inspection every day before
you drive. You will save maintenance
time later, and the safety checks
could help prevent a serious accident.
Please remember, too, that Federal
Motor Carrier Safety Regulation 392.7
requires a pre-trip inspection and so
do commercial trucking companies.
You are not expected to become a
professional mechanic. The purpose
of your inspections is to find anything
that might interfere with the safe and
efficient transportation of yourself, any
passengers, and your load. If you do
find something wrong and cannot fix it
yourself, have an authorized dealer or
qualified mechanic repair your vehicle
right away.
The following operations are
to be performed by the driver.
Performing these checks and following
the maintenance procedures in
the Maintenance and Consumer
Information manual will help keep your
vehicle running properly.
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