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Details the warranty period, coverage, and limitations for the product.
Form for registering the product warranty and acknowledging policy terms.
Lists key technical specifications of the BW-260 model.
Emphasizes proper seat belt use and inspection for operator safety.
Warns about potential injury or death due to improper brake pedal use before starting.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the engine and engaging forward/reverse motion.
Warns against reversing direction while the broom is in motion to prevent damage.
Lists checks before towing, including tires, loose items, and lug nuts.
Details the process for hooking up the machine to a towing vehicle, including brake and hitch steps.
Provides notes on unhooking procedures and maximum towing speed limits.
Describes the location and function of control levers and the joystick for broom operation.
Explains how to operate the joystick for raising, lowering, and floating the sweeping core.
Advice on adjusting speed, using down pressure, and multi-pass sweeping for effective cleaning.
Guidance on using the water system to control dust and improve visibility during sweeping.
Warns operators about the danger of flying objects from the rotating brush.
Explains the impact of down pressure on brush wear, sweeping efficiency, and bristle life.
Details checks for keeping the broom core level to ensure good sweeping and extend wafer life.
Advises on coordinating ground speed with brush rotation for optimal debris discharge and broom life.
Lists crucial rules for operating the machine safely, including brake checks and protective gear.
Specifies requirements for towing the machine, including vehicle compatibility and safety chains.
Stresses the importance of reading and understanding the entire manual before operation.
Displays and explains various hazard decals for electrocution, sever injury, and flying debris.
Shows caution decals for hydraulic oil cleanliness and diesel fuel.
Details specific towing instructions and warnings to prevent injury or death.
Describes the location of brake, forward, reverse, and emergency brake controls on the platform.
Identifies various controls on the dashboard, including ignition, throttle, and indicator lights.
Shows the location of the diesel fuel fill cap and relevant labeling.
Indicates the location of the hydraulic fluid fill cap and provides a caution notice.
Displays the towing hitch assembly with warnings about backing and speed limits.
Shows the location of the hood latch mechanism.
Outlines essential safety steps before starting, servicing, or operating the machine.
Provides guidelines for servicing the battery, including cable connection order and avoiding jump starts.
Warns against using ether starting fluid due to potential engine damage.
Lists daily lubrication and checks for steering bearings, tires, and engine oil.
Covers six-month, three-month, and 150-hour maintenance tasks like wheel bearings and filters.
Details checking hydraulic oil levels, changing oil and filters, and recommended fluid types.
Explains the machine's braking systems: dynamic hydraulic, conventional hydraulic, and parking brake.
Describes how to test brake pedal feel daily to identify potential issues like air or leaks.
Guides on checking and adding brake fluid, specifying DOT3 and fluid level checks.
Recommends more frequent fan inspection due to dusty conditions and potential erosion.
Provides advice on storing the machine, including brush protection and cylinder rod rust prevention.
Explains the use of poly and wire wafers for different sweeping conditions and their cost-effectiveness.
Advises on down pressure limits for wire or mixed wafers to prevent bristle breakage.
Notes that proper use can extend brush wafer life by 50 to 100 hours.
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