To disengage the winch, pull the T-handle up and twist to a horizontal position. When the winch is disengaged, the rope may be
freely pulled from the drum (free spool).
Emergency stop
The C60RX has two emergency stops on the top of the inlet chute. The emergency stop acts as an immediate kill switch to the
engine. It does not immediately stop the rotor from spinning. The rotor will continue to spin for some time due to its rotational
inertia. The feed roller, however, will stop almost immediately. To engage the emergency stop, push the red button. To disengage
the emergency stop, twist the red button clockwise until it releases outwards.
Use it when foreign matter such as sand, stones or metal enter the inlet chute
Use it in response to an immediate hazard/danger to an operator or onlooker
After the rotor comes to a halt, follow the normal shutdown procedure in addition
to using the emergency stop
Inspect the machine before resetting the emergency stop
Under normal conditions, do NOT use the emergency stop in place of the regular
shutdown procedure
Starting procedure
Before proceeding, ensure the ‘safe setup procedure’ has been followed on page 5 of this manual.
Ensure the rotor is disengaged by winding the
engagement handle in the clock-wise direction until the
handle comes to a stop (located next to the control
panel).
Additionally, ensure the throttle control is set to idle.
On the control panel, insert the key into the ignition and
turn clockwise to the “on” position (first click). The
orange glow plug light will illuminate. When this light
goes out, turn the key fully clockwise and briefly hold
to start the engine. Allow the engine to warm up for 1-
2 minutes.
At this point you can use the track control remote to
move the machine (follow the procedure outlined in the
“rubber track drive” section of this manual).
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