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LOADING AND UNLOADING THE COMBINE HARVESTER TO THE TRANSPORTING VEHICLE
You must follow Accident occurred when not followed!
Use ramps that are strong, wide and long (4 times long
as the height of the cargo bed of the vehicle) enough
and have anti-slippery hooks.
• Use wide ramps so that the wheels cannot fall off the
ramps.
The ramps can be broken and the combine harvester can
roll over.
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Ensure the ramps are straightly lined up with the cargo
bed of the transporting vehicle.
• Ensure the ramps are straightly lined up and have a
proper distance between them based upon the wheel
base distance.
• Ensure that the hooks on the ramps are securely
engaged.
The combine harvester can lose balance and overturn.
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Drive the combine harvester backward to load it up to
the transporting vehicle. Move forward to unload the
combine harvester from the vehicle.
• Have the assistant help your driving.
• Do not allow anyone, especially children, to come
near the combine harvester.
• Make sure that the brake pedal is engaged.
• Do not operate the lever on the ramps when it is un-
necessary.
Do not turn the combine harvester. Otherwise, it may lose
balance and roll over.
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When loading or unloading the combine harvester on
the transporting vehicle, pay attention to the four direc-
tions, horizontality and safety of the combine harvester
and stay on a low speed lane.
The combine harvester can slip off the ramps even if the
brake pedal is depressed.
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