Some of these factors are:
•
Awkward positions;
• Handling of heavy goods;
• Life style as overweight or smoking;
• Vibrations;
• Shocks from jumping, hitting obstacles.
Therefore not only the machine but also the driving behaviour / handling / other tasks, prehistory of the
operator and the environment will play a role. In order to evaluate real exposure to vibrations, we
recommend that you perform vibrations measurements in your working conditions.
For more information and possible actions to reduce HAV and WBV, we recommend that you refer to
CEMA - Whole body vibrations in agriculture - Practical User’s guide.
1.2.9 Handle fuel correctly - Avoid fire
• Fuel is highly flammable: Handle with care;
•
Always stop engine before refuelling;
• Never refuel while smoking;
• Add fuel in a safe place, away from open flame
or sparks;
• Fill fuel tank outdoors;
• Never completely fill fuel tank;
• Clean up any spilled fuel immediately;
• Never use diesel fuel, kerosene, gasoline or
any flammable solvents for cleaning;
• Prevent fire hazards by keeping machine free of
any accumulated trash, grease and debris;
• Always have, and be prepared to use, a
multipurpose dry chemical fire extinguisher
during operation and while refuelling;
Fig. 19
1.2.10 Rotating and moving parts
Entanglement in rotating drive lines or moving
components cause serious injury or death.
Fig. 20
Keep all guards and shields in place at all times
during operation.
Turn key off. Remove key from switch to prevent
unauthorized operation before removing any
guards or shields.
Wear close fitting clothing. Stop engine and make
sure drive lines are stopped before making any
adjustments or performing any type of service on
engine or machine.
Fig. 21
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1-12 RoGator 600C
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