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Load and Unload Your Machine

Loading and Unloading the Compact

Tool Carrier

When transporting the compact tool carrier, follow

the manufacturer’s recommendations for loading and

unloading.

Precautions

— Keep bystanders out of the loading and unloading area.

— Load and unload on a level surface.

— Block transport vehicle so it does not move.

— Use ramps of adequate size and strength, low angle

and proper height.

— Block or support the rear of trailer.

— Keep trailer bed and ramps free of clay, oil, ice, snow

and other materials that can become slippery.

— Keep heavy end uphill. (A heavy attachment may

result in the need to travel up ramps in forward

position.)

— Chain and block the compact tool carrier securely

for transport. Use tie-down points as marked on the

compact tool carrier by the manufacturer. Follow the

manufacturer’s instructions in the operator’s manual

for tie-down procedures.

Load and

Unload Safely

Keep

Heavy End

Uphill

Perform Maintenance Safely

Maintain Your Equipment

Be sure to maintain your equipment according to

manufacturer’s instructions. Regularly check the

operation of the protective and safety devices.

Do not perform any work on a compact tool carrier

unless you are authorized and qualied to do so.

If you have been authorized to do maintenance, read

the operator’s and service manuals. Study the

instructions; check the lubrication charts; examine all

the instruction messages on the compact tool carrier.

Maintenance can be dangerous unless performed

properly. Be sure you have the necessary skill,

information, correct tools and equipment to do the

job correctly.

IMPORTANT! Do not modify equipment

or add components not approved by the

manufacturer. Use parts, lubricants and service

techniques recommended by the manufacturer.

Prepare Yourself

Wear personal protective clothing and Personal

Protective Equipment (PPE) issued to you or called for

by job conditions.

You may need:

— Hard hat

— Safety shoes

— Safety glasses, goggles or face shield

— Apron and gloves

— Hearing protection

— Welding helmet or goggles

— Respirator or lter mask

Wear whatever is needed—don’t take chances.

Keep hands—and clothing—away from all moving

parts. Don’t tempt fate with dangling ties, loose sleeves,

rings, watches, or long hair.

Maintain

Equipment

Brand	AEM
Model	SM100
Category	Compact Loader
Language	English

AEM SM100 User Manual

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AEM SM100 Specifications