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General| Brand | COAST MACHINERY |
|---|---|
| Model | MARSH MASTER 2015 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Warns about toxic gases, noise, hot coolant, unstable jacks, hydraulic fluid, battery acid, and fan proximity.
Emphasizes the need for trained and experienced operators to study the manual before operation.
Outlines pre-operation checks, seating, leak checks, fuel levels, and track safety practices.
Advises against abrupt starts/stops, cautions on slick surfaces, and recommends avoiding enclosed cabs or seat belts.
Explains how to find and adhere to load capacity limits stamped on the machine's data plate.
Discusses the importance of evenly distributing weight for balance and stability.
Details steps to check for explosive mixtures in pontoons before performing hot work.
Explains how to purge pontoons with air and retest for explosive gases.
Describes suitable wetland terrain and cautions against hard terrain, rocks, and gravel.
Provides instruction on using three points of contact when entering or exiting the machine.
Stresses that all occupants must be seated for balance and stability during operation.
Details how the left and right levers control tracks for movement and turning.
Describes the engine hour meter, oil pressure, voltage, and coolant temperature gauges.
Explains the engine tachometer and hydraulic fluid temperature gauge readings.
Details the steps for starting the diesel engine, including glow plugs and override.
Ensures the tilt-pin is removed from the trailer before loading the machine.
Recommends idling the machine, using four-point tie-down, and avoiding steel ramps.
Provides instructions for safely entering water, emphasizing pontoon checks and entry points.
Details safe operation in water, track speed, and avoiding tilting the machine or submerged objects.
Guides on selecting a safe exit point and avoiding steep banks to prevent swamping.
Warns of capsizing risk from overloading, improper distribution, or incorrect entry/exit angles.
Details maximum angles, track positioning, and throttle control for steep grades.
Warns of injury or death due to improper operation on steep grades, loss of traction, or center of gravity change.
Advises slow travel, direct paths, and avoiding obstacles like cypress knees to prevent thrown tracks.
Provides step-by-step instructions for realigning a thrown track using a come-along.
Lists recommended tools and emphasizes safety precautions when realigning tracks.
Describes the valve to control the winch and activating the winch system.
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