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Safety: Safety Signs and Labels
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Never Stand on the Harvester Head
When servicing or carrying out maintenance, work from
a safe platform. Never stand on the harvester head, as
these surfaces are not designed for standing on. There is
no tread grip pattern embossed onto any plates, and the
surfaces of a harvester head can become very slippery.
Never stand on the harvester head; it is not stable. The
link from the arm/stick to the harvester head has freedom
of movement in four directions. Altering the balance can
cause the harvester head to move unpredictably.
The knife edges and saw chain are razor-sharp. Grabbing
hold of them or handling them without protective gloves,
or knocking into them can cause personal injury. Extreme
care is required around the upper and lower arms to avoid
being inside the ‘pinch’ areas. The hydraulic cylinders
creep and move unpredictably if a fault occurs. Servicing
the harvester head with the carrier engine running is
extremely hazardous. Turning off the harvester engine
removes the hydraulic power to the head and makes it
safe for servicing.
WARNING
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Never rely on the boom cylinders or the arm/stick cylinder
to keep the harvester head suspended. Where work on
a raised boom and harvester head is required, these
components must be supported and secured to prevent
the boom from lowering.
Pinch Area
Keep away from the pinch area; the harvester head can
shift or move unpredictably.
KEEP AWAY
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