Tatoma D-350, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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STRAW CHOPPER
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Keep a safe distance from ditches, canals, ditches, slopes, forrows,
etc.., as the ground can give way and cause the mixer and the tractor to
overturn. ...
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Access to the mixer, or proximity to the work area thereof should be
forbidden to any person outside the establishment in which it operates.
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When working with the mixer, the operator shall verify at all times that
no one is in the work area. Similarly the operator must also inform
personnel near the work area about the risks involved there.
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During loading of the machine the driver should ensure that there is no
one on the silage. When loading directly into the tub from an automatic
the driver should remain inside the vehicle at all times. If the load is
carried with auxiliary vehicles, access to the area should be prohibited to
those working on them. Never exceed the load capacity of the mixer.
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Observe the work area and terrain, watch out for holes, rocks or other
obstacles. Always inspect the area before the operation.
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Avoid sudden starts and stops. Choose a uniform level as a route during
transport through the fields.
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Do not use the mixer near the edge of unlevel ground or terraces. Do
not operate on steep slopes. Operate from top to bottom and not
perpendicular to the slope.
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Operate the vehicle at a safe speed. Slow down before turning to
prevent tipping. Avoid sharp turns on steep hills.
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Always keep the vehicle running to provide engine braking when going
downhill.
Road transport:
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Comply with state and local laws governing highway safety and
movement of farm machinery on public roads.
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When driving on public roads with the mixer the rules of the Highway
Code must be observed and respected.
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To maneuver or drive with the mixer on the road the loading system
(depending on the model) should be in the transport position.
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Use approved accessory lighting, flags and warning devices necessary
to protect operators of other vehicles on the road during day and night
transport.
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Avoid overhead , electric and
telephone wires or other obstacles.
Contact with overhead lines could
cause serious injury or death.