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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
2.2 GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS
- Before starting the machine, please
check the machine is in good condi-
tion for work and is safe for road use.
- Check that visibility is clear around
the machine and there is no person
in the working area.
- In thoroughfare, please observe tra-
c signs and regulations.
- It is forbidden to ride on the machi-
ne or climb into the machine when
it is running.
- Before using the machine, the user
must be familiar with all operating
elements.
- Please be extremely careful when
coupling and uncoupling the ma-
chine to the tractor.
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Please check that the PTO shaft is in
good condition and well protected.
Prevent the protective tube from
turning by holding both the tube
and chain provided for this purpose.
- Mount the PTO shaft’s transmission
only when the tractor’s engine is o.
- Before connecting the PTO shaft, be
sure that the danger zone surroun-
ding the machine is clear.
- Never leave the tractor’s driver’s seat
while the machine is in operation.
- Do not deposit external elements
inside the hopper.
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When maintaining the hydraulic
system of the planter, make sure
that it is depressurized and the trac-
tor’s engine is o.
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Please regularly check the condi-
tion of the tubes and hosepipes in
the hydraulic system. These parts
age naturally and their life should
not surpass 6 YEARS. Please replace
when necessary.
- Before transit with a machine with
folding frame coupled to the trac-
tor, check that the frame is comple-
tely folded.
- When raising the planter, the front
axle is unloaded. Ensure that the
machine has enough load to pre-
vent it overturning. At this time you
must ensure that the condition of
both the steering and the brakes is
optimal.
- During transit with the raised plan-
ter, block the lowering switch. Be-
fore leaving the tractor, lower the
planter onto the ground and remo-
ve the tractor’s starting key.
- Always use enough supporting
elements when maintaining the
machine in a raised position to pre-
vent the machine from lowering or
falling.
- Before starting to plant a eld, eva-
luate the risks coming from the te-
rrain: pronounced slopes, possible
contact with high-voltage overhead
lines due to an uneven ground or
due to the position of the movable
or folding parts of the planter.
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