ON THE TRUCK DECAL OVERVIEW
THIS DECAL LABELS THE CONTROL LEVERS OF THE
“TAILGATE-MOUNTED VALVE” FOR THE COMPACTION
BLADES.
To start a semi-automatic blade cycle, you will pull
both
control levers at same time. Then you will push both
simultaneously. The sweep is colored yellow. The slide is
colored orange.
One of this decal is affixed to the tailgate’s right side.
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT…
THIS DECAL WARNS OF THE HAZARD OF RAISING A
CONTAINER OFF THE GROUND WHILE UNLOADING IT
INTO THE HOPPER. THE LIFTED CONTAINER IS A
HAZARD WHILE IT RAISED AND DURING RAISING.
ALSO, STAY CLEAR OF THE LIFT MECHANISM ITSELF
WHEN IN MOTION. (ROLL BAR,2-10,WINCH OPTIONS)
Stay well clear of any raised container, even if it is not moving.
The container may suddenly fall due to malfunction (such as
hose end “blowoff”) and will cause serious injury or death if it
strikes you or others. Be certain no people cross under or
stand beneath the raised container. Stay clear of the
mechanism itself when it is being operated.
Two of this decal are affixed to tailgate sides (one on left/one on right)
THIS DECAL WARNS OF THE HAZARD THAT WILL
OCCUR IF THE CONTAINER’S TRUNNION BARS ARE
NOT SECURELY
CAPTURED
ON
BOTH SIDES
BY THE
“LATCH ARMS” DURING CONTAINER DUMPING. THE
CONTAINER TRUNNION BAR COULD DETACH
COMPLETELY OR PARTIALLY FROM THE TRUCK-
MOUNTED COUPLER AND MOVE UNCONTROLLABLY
CAUSING INJURY.
Always captivate
both
sides of the container by flipping up and locking
the “latch arms” before lifting container with the container lifting
options).
One of this decal is affixed to tailgate side.
THIS DECAL WARNS OF THE PINCH-POINT HAZARDS
OF CONTAINER DUMPING. STAND CLEAR OF THE
MECHANISMS WHEN THEY ARE OPERATING AND
STAND CLEAR OF THE CONTAINER ITSELF.
The roll bar (aka, kick bar), the 2-10 reever, the 1-2 lift, and the winch
all have pinch points that will cause serious injury or death. Stand clear
when in operation.
Two are affixed when options are installed. One on each side of the
coupler (also known as pivot plates or lip & latch).
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