WESTENDORF BC-4300, Руководство по сборке

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Westendorf Manufacturing Co., Inc. WESTENDORFMFG WJ123050
Brush Crusher™
Prepare For Emergencies
Be prepared in case of an emergency.
Keep a fire extinguisher and first aid kit handy.
Keep emergency phone numbers close to your phone.
Know your address so emergency services can locate
you if an emergency arises.
Avoid Rollover
Your tractor may rollover,
resulting in death or serious
injury.
To avoid rollover:
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Travel at a slow speed;
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Carry loads close to the
ground;
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Avoid sharp turns and
sudden movements on slopes;
•
Avoid holes, ditches and other obstructions which may
cause the tractor to rollover;
•
Balance load so weight is evenly distributed and load
is stable;
•
Be extra careful when operating on slopes and do not
operate on excessively steep slopes;
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Do not exceed the load capacity of your equipment;
•
Be certain tractor tire spacing and rear ballast are
correct before using equipment;
•
Approach large round or square bales on a slope with
the tractor facing uphill.
Lower Operating Speed
Lower your operating speed while digging, loading or
performing heavy operations.
Move at slow speeds on rough or uneven terrain while
keeping the load low.
Replace Safety Signs
Replace missing or damaged safety signs.
Safety signs & part no. locations are identified in this manual.
Replacement safety signs are available from your
Westendorf dealer at no cost.
Do Not Allow Riders
NEVER lift or carry anyone with the loader, bucket or
attachments.
NEVER use the loader or attachment as a work plat -
form.
NEVER allow passengers on the tractor. Be sure that
people, livestock and pets are clear of
machinery while operating.
DO NOT lift or carry
anyone with the
loader, bucket
or attachment.
Avoid Power Lines & Underground Utilities
Death or serious
injury can result if
equipment comes
near or contacts
power lines.
Electrocution can
occur without direct contact.
Check clearance before raising equipment.
Have local utilities locate and
mark under ground wires,
cables, pipelines and
other hazards before
digging.
DO NOT leave the operator’s seat if any part of the
equipment contacts electric lines or cables.
High Lift Loaders
High lift loader require tractors with a long wheel base.
The rear wheels need to be set out all the way or prefer -
ably dual rear wheels and adequate ballast. (See ballast
calculations in your loader’s operator manual.)
The front wheels are the fulcrum
when raising a load. You must
have sufficient leverage and
ballast to offset the loader
in front of the front tires.
Extreme care and
slow speed must be
used when raising
and dumping a load.
Monitor the load at
all times.
SECTION 2: SAFETY