Safety instructions
Transporting the machine
• Respect the relevant national road traffic regulations during
transport runs on public roads!
• Before transport runs check that:
ο the correct connection of the supply lines,
ο othe lighting system for damage, function and cleanliness,
ο the brake and hydraulic system for noticeable defects,
ο whether the parking brake is fully released,
ο the brake system is functioning correctly!
• Make sure that the steering and brakes of the tractor are
functioning correctly!
Machines mounted or hitched up to the tractor and front or tail
weights affect the road performance as well as the steering and
braking of the tractor!
• Where necessary use front weights!
The tractor front axle must always be loaded with at least 20% of
the tractor unladen weight to ensure sufficient steering control!
• Always secure the front weights properly to the fixing points
provided!
• Observe the maximum payload of the mounted / hitched-up
machine and the permissible axle and tongue loads of the
tractor!
• Check the affectivity of the brakes before driving off! The tractor
will provide the specified brake delay for the combination tractor
plus mounted / hitched-up machine!
• When driving on windy roads with an mounted or trailed
machine, take into consideration the extent of protrusion and
gyrating mass of the machine!
• Avoid sudden cornering, in particular on uphill and downhill runs
as well as on across-hill runs!
• Put all the moving machine parts in transport position before
transport runs!
• Secure all moving machine parts in transport position before
transport runs. Use the transport safety brackets provided for this
purpose!
• Before transport runs, check that the transport equipment
required is correctly mounted on the machine, e.g. lighting,
warning and safeguards!
• Adapt your speed of driving to the prevailing conditions!
• Drive downhill in a lower gear!
• The independent braking system must always be switched off
before transport runs (lock pedals)!
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