Tar River Implements PRZ-3100, Руководство оператора

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HAZARD
No operations should take place in masonry
proximity. In these cases apart from the
possibility to damage the tines could also be a
dangerous projection of relative residues.
For any doubt about the use of the hay tedder and
not included in this manual please contact the
Manufacturer.
B.5 Responsibility of the operator
Each operator becomes liable for the damages
caused to themself, others, animals or damages
to the things if they proceed with an incorrect use
of the equipment and/or not conform to the
instructions
contained in this manual.
Consequently, the responsibility of the
Manufacturer would immediately be void if
the operator:
-
use the equipment in improper or incorrect
way;
-
has not been property trained or has not
read the operator instructions in this manual;
- use the equipment while under the influence of
alcohol, drugs, or in a state of tiredness or
sickness
-
does not respect the current road norms;
-
not having previously verified the required
requirements, the coupling of the equipment
to the tractor is not suitable (different power
or characteristics to the those ones
indicated in the table of the technical data);
- has not performed the foreseen
maintenance tasks;
-
has modified the equipment;
-
has used non original spare parts or not
right for the model.
-
do not wear radio or music headphones
while operating machine;
- wear close fitting clothing and safety
equipment appropriate to the job.
HAZARD
Each operator must know that the direct
contact and/or exposure to hazardous
chemical (as lubricants, coolants, paint and
adhesive) can cause serious injury.
A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) provides
specific details on chemical products: physical
and health hazards, safety procedures and
emergency response techniques.
Before starting any job
using a chemical product of
these above mentioned,
each operator must consult
the MSDS to know exactly
the associated risks and
how to do the job safely.
B.6 Safety labels
In addition to the instructions contained in this
manual, adhesive labels have been applied on
various parts of the equipment to help operators.
These labels illustrate the safety rules that
should be observed.
The shape and color of the labels vary based on
the rules. In addition to containing a danger or
prohibition sign, other rectangular labels provide
additional information about the safety rules that
must be observed. The rules illustrated by the
labels affixed to the equipment (
fig.11 ) are as
follows:
1. Prohibition of stopping or transit. It is
prohibited to others than authorized
personnel to stop or transit in the hay tedder
proximity, when it is running. Remain at a
safe distance (m. 20);
2. prohibition to perform repairs or
maintenance with parts in motion. It is
absolutely forbidden to adjust, lubricate,
repair or replace parts in motion. These tasks
must
be performed with the P.T.O.
disengaged, the tractor engine off and the
ignition keys removed from the dashboard;
3. verify that the number of revolutions at
the tractor PTO exit is of 540 rpm and that
the rotation is clockwise;
4. obligation of reading the use and
maintenance manual;
5. danger to be hooked or to get caught on.
With the rotation of arms, the tines may hook
clothes or other objects worn by staff. -
danger of flying objects. With the rotation
of arms, the tines could pick up and throw
objects form the working site. Minimum
safety distance m.20