Machine Operation
11
Operating on Slopes
Operators should exercise extreme
caution while operating on any slope.
Never exceed the recommended maxi-
mum slope angle of 15 degrees. While
operating on a slope, do not make sud-
den changes in speed or direction.
Always move with the attachment in the
lowest position possible and proceed
slowly and with caution.
When turning to go uphill on a slope,
the following technique should be used:
1. Stop the machine.
2. Back down the slope, gently turning
until the front of the machine is
facing the desired direction.
3. Drive forward.
Manual Quick-Attach (RC-50/60)
Fastening Attachments
With both levers on the quick-attach
interface in the “up” position, drive
towards the attachment with the top
edge of the quick-attach tipped forward
(photo C). Hook the top edge of the
quick attach under the upper lip of the
attachment interface. Raise the lift arms
up slightly and then curl the quick-
attach until it is fully mated with the
attachment. Turn the engine off and exit
the machine. Secure the attachment by
pushing the levers downward (photo D).
To confirm engagement:
1. Raise the lift arms slightly.
2. Tilt the attachment downward.
3. Visually verify that the locking pins
can be seen through the bottom of
the mating interface.
!WARNING! Carry load low. Do not
exceed rated operating capacity.
Load, unload, turn on level ground.
Travel up and down hill with heaviest end of
machine uphill. Failure to follow instructions or
heed warnings could result in injury or death.
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