3.4 Operate Machine Safely
Thoroughly read all the instructions for safely
operation of the Machine.
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Before starting the tractor and implement, always
check all the safety devices are in perfect
conditions.
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It is absolutely prohibited for persons without a
driving license, inexpert persons or those in
precarious health conditions to drive the tractor
with implement mounted.
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The coupled implement may only be controlled
through the propeller shaft complete with
necessary safety devices for the overloads and
with the guards having the appropriate chains.
Keep away from the propeller shaft while it is
turning.
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Always take care of the centrifugal force
exercised by the furthered position of the centre
of gravity, when turning corners with the
implement mounted.
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Before engaging the PTO, check that RPM rate
that is prescribed. Never exchange the 540 RPM
rate for 1000 RPM rate.
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Before leaving the tractor, lower the implement
coupled to the lift unit, stop the engine, engage
the hand brake and remove ignition key from the
control panel.
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It is absolutely prohibited to stand between the
tractor and the implement where the engine is
running and the propeller shaft is engaged
without having first engaged the hand brake and
placed a block or stone under the wheels to
prevent them from moving.
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Always set the lift control lever to the locked
position before coupling or releasing the
implement from the three point coupling.
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The category of the implement coupling pins
must correspond to that of lift coupling.
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Take care when working near the lift links. This
is a very dangerous zone.
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It is absolutely prohibited to stand between the
tractor and the implement when maneuvering the
lift control from the outside.
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Fix the side lift links with the relative chains and
idlers during the transport phase.
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Set the control lever of the hydraulic lift to the
locked position during road transport with the
implement raised.
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Only use the propeller shaft recommended by the
manufacturer.
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Take great care of the propeller shaft guard, both
in the transport and work positions.
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The propeller shaft must only be installed or
dismantled whilst the engine is off.
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Take great care to ensure that the propeller shaft
is correctly assembled and safe, and carefully
check the PTO of the implement and the tractor.
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Before engaging the PTO, ensure that there is no
person and animal in the field of action of the
machine and that the selected running rate
corresponds to the permissible value. Never
exceed the recommended maximum rate.
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Never engage the PTO when the engine is off.
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Only clean and grease the propeller shaft when
the PTO is disengage, the engine is off, the hand
brake engaged and the ignition key removed.
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Refit the protective cap on the input shaft after
having dismantled the propeller shaft.
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Never carry out maintenance or cleaning work
unless the PTO has been disengaged, the engine
switched off and the hand brake engaged and the
tractor locked in position by a block or stone
under the wheels.
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Always place adequate supports under the
implement when servicing the machine
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Before working on vanes, disengage the PTO,
switch off the tractor engine, engage the hand
brake and check all the blades are completely at
a standstill.
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Operate the implement carefully to avoid injury.
If the implement must be raised for work on or
near the implement make sure the service locks
are installed or that the implement is safely
supported.
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Be careful when operating the implement on
slopes; the tractor can overturn if it hits a hole or
ditch or if it encounters rough terrain.
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Only one person, the operator, should be in the
tractor operator’s station when the tractor and the
implement are in use.
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