Terramite T6, Инструкция по эксплуатации и запасным частям

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Copyright © 1999 Terramite Corporation
Safety Tips
Safety is a prime consideration in the design of this
machine. Guards, shields and other safety features are built
in wherever possible. However, accident reports show
carelessness causes the majority of accidents. You can avoid
most accidents by observing the safety rules on these pages.
Study these rules carefully and enforce them on the job:
Never allow minors to operate or be in the vicinity
of the machine while working.
Do not allow the T6 to be operated by anyone who
is intoxicated or on medication that would affect their
judgement or ability to operate the machine.
The machine is designed to be operated by adults
who are of average size and weight. Persons who are
extremely heavy, big or tall, or those who are exceedingly
short, light or weak should not run the machine.
Before Operating the Terramite T6
Read the Operator's Handbook . Never allow
anyone to operate the backhoe without reading the Operator's
Manual and Safety Instructions. This should be followed
by supervised training, if possible.
Check Your Equipment. Always make a complete
inspection of the machine before operating it that day. Check
the hydraulic system and the engine oil level. Then check
the machine for broken, missing or defective parts. Check
the tires for cuts, bulges, irregularities and abnormal wear
and proper inflation. Check the neutral position of the foot
pedal. A malfunctioning machine invites accidents.
"Do Not Operate" Tag. When you service the
machine, put a "DO NOT OPERATE" Tag on the instrument
panel. This tag (Terramite Part Number 1-400.82) is included
with each machine.
Keep Your Machine Clean. Slippery surfaces are
hazardous. Remove oil, grease or mud from the operating
area of the tractor. Failure to keep these areas clean could
cause a serious accident.
Wear Whatever is Needed for Protection. Protect
yourself by wearing all the protective clothing and personal
safety devices issued to you or required by job conditions.
You may need a hard hat, safety shoes, safety glases, heavy
gloves, hearing protection, reflective clothing, wet weather
gear and a respirator. Never take chances by wearing loose
clothing, watches or rings.
Look For Hazards. Walk around a new work area
and check for any hidden hazards, such as holes and hidden
abutments.
Read and Heed Safety Decals. Make sure the safety
and information decals can be easily read. To clean decals,
use soap and water only. Gasoline or solvents will destroy
the decals. If these decals are missing or illegible, call our
Parts/Service Department for replacements.
Roll-Over Protective Structure. All Terramite T6
tractor loader backhoes are equipped with a Roll-Over
Protective Structure. This is designed to protect the operator
in the event of a roll-over. If this machine has been rolled
over, the R.O.P.S. must be replaced. It is designed to be
used only once.
Driving Pivot Pins. When driving pivot pins in or
out, use care to guard against injury from particles that may
chip off the pin ro object used in striking the pin. These pins
can fly out at high speed if they are not tapped lightly just
before they come out. Make sure there isn't anyone or
anything in the way, in case the pin flies out. Safety glasses
should be worn.
IMPORTANT! If this machine is used by the owner, an
employee, or is loaned or rented, make sure that the
following instructions are complied with:
1. The operator has read the Operation and the
Safety Rules sections of the Operator's
Handbook.
2. He has been given instructions on the safe and
correct use of the machine.
3. He has practiced operating the machine and
the use of all controls in a safe, clear area
before he operates the machine on a job site.
4. He has read all safety decals on the machine.
5. He has been informed to clear the area of other
persons and hidden hazards before starting the
machine.
Before You Start
R E A D O P E R A T O R ' S H A N D B O O K
Carefully read all WARNING! and DANGER! messages in handbook and be sure you understand their meanings.
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