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SAFETY OPERATION
PRE-OPERATIONAL CHECKLIST
1� It is the operator’s responsibility to inspect the machine before the start of each workday by completing a pre-operation
inspection.
2� It is recommended that each operator inspect the machine before operating, even if another operator has already put
the machine into service.
3� Check for foreign objects in the infeed bed or lying in the engine area. Keep these areas clear. Check for broken or
cracked components.
4� Make sure hood and access doors are closed and secured.
5� Make sure all other chain and belt guards are in their proper place.
6� Make sure all walking surfaces are free of dirt, debris, grease, snow, and ice. Clean as often as needed to maintain safe
mounting and dismounting.
7� Make sure you are set up in a safe, open area away from power lines and ditches whenever possible.
8� Grease all recommended grease points.
WARNING: It is your responsibility as an owner/operator to make sure that all bystanders are a safe distance
from the equipment at all times� NEVER operate a machine with unsafe conditions existing�
9� Loose or missing hardware shall be replaced or tightened as required to manufacturers specications with OEM hard-
ware.
10� Check for uid leaks. Hydraulic system leaks must be corrected before the machine is operated. Inspect all hydraulic
hoses and replace if necessary. Secure all caps and ller plugs for all systems. Check for proper uid levels and change
as required.
11� Be sure all tracks are up to manufacturers specications.
12� Check that all safety decals and placards for cleanliness and legibility. Replace all missing or damaged decals and
placards. Ensure that the applicable safety operation and maintenance manual is enclosed in the storage box provided.
NOTE: After start-up, perform a functional check of all systems. Refer to this operation and maintenance manual for proper
machine function.
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