Yuchai U35, Руководство оператора

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Work on slopes or in water
Warning: Construction near the foothills and slopes is very dangerous.
Different operating conditions such as rainwater, muddy ground, snow
covered ground, icy ground, loose sand, and soft ground can pose potential
hazards to operational safety. Therefore, when constructing in dangerous
areas such as foothills or ramps, it is necessary to make a correct judgment
on whether safe operations can be carried out in order to make a decision.
● For traveling, lift the bucket approximately 20-30 cm above the ground.
● Don't travel backwards downhill.
● When walking on bumps or other obstacles, keep the attachment close to the ground and
travel slowly.
● Do not turn on slopes or cross slopes. The direction can be changed in advance on a flat
place.
● When working on a slope, turning the machine or operating the attachment can cause the
machine to lose balance and tip over, so it is important to avoid such operations. When the
bucket is loaded, slewing towards the downhill direction is very dangerous.
If this operation is necessary, a platform should be piled up on the slope with soil so that the
machine can maintain balance during operation.
● Do not climb or descend steep slopes as there is a risk of the machine tip-over.
● When traveling uphill, if the track shoes slip or the force of the track alone cannot climb the
slope, do not help the machine climb the slope with the pull of the bucket arm, as there is a
risk of the machine tip-over.
● When going uphill, it is necessary to ensure that the engine and hydraulic oil are properly
preheated, otherwise it may cause accidents.
Allowed water depth
Do not drive the machine in water with a depth
exceeding the centerline of the rail support
plate.
Add grease to parts that will be immersed in
water for a long time until the used grease is
completely squeezed out.
Tow roller