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Seat
The operator's seat can be adjusted for your comfort. A
correctly adjusted seat will reduce operator fatigue. Position
the seat so that you can comfortably reach the machine
controls.
Fore/Aft
Lift handle 1 and slide the seat into the required position.
Release lever 1. Make sure the seat is locked in position. To
move the seat and the left and right consoles, which are all
mounted on the seat base, lift lever 2 and slide the seat base
into the required position. Release lever 2. Make sure the
seat base is locked in position.
Weight
Turn adjuster 3 until the operator's weight on scale 4 is
adjacent to the pointer.
Cushion Height/Angle
Sit in the seat, press or lift lever 5 and use your weight to
position the height of the front and rear of the cushion as
required. Release lever 5.
Backrest
Raise lever 6, position the backrest to the required angle.
Release lever 6.
Headrest (if fitted)
Raise/lower and adjust the angle as required. ENSURE THAT
THE HEADREST IS BEHIND THE HEAD, NOT THE NECK.
Armrests
To position the armrests, turn the adjuster 7 on the
underside of each armrest. Note that the armrests are
mounted on the left and right consoles, rather than the seat
itself, but operate in the same way.
The Operator Handbook is located in the pouch 8 on the
rear of the seat.
Seat Belt
Fasten the Seat Belt
Sit correctly in the seat. Make sure the belt is not twisted.
Push the male fitting A into the buckle B until it latches.
Release the Seat Belt
Press button C and pull the other side of the belt outward.
Adjust the Seat Belt
The right hand side of the belt is adjustable. A friction roller
inside the male fitting A allows you to increase or reduce the
effective length of the strapping.
Section 1 General Information
9803/9330
Section 1
2-6
Issue 1
Operation
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WARNING
If the machine suddenly lurches for any reason you could
be thrown around inside the cab - or even thrown out of
the cab. Wearing the seatbelt will keep you in your seat
and help you keep control of the machine. Always wear
the seatbelt, correctly adjusted and fastened, when
using this machine.
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