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General safety rules for operation and maintenance of the Terramite Street Sweeper.
Highlights crucial safety rules for operating Terramite products.
Guidance for new operators to understand the manual and safe operation.
Emphasizes structured learning for safe and skilled operation.
Advice on assessing the need for professional instruction.
Terramite's commitment to operator safety in design and manual content.
Essential checks before starting the engine, including lubrication.
Warnings about high-pressure hydraulic fluid and protective measures.
Importance of mental readiness before operating the machine.
Explains the hydrostatic transmission and its control.
Advice on using the foot pedal for torque and speed control.
Lists actions to avoid to prevent damage, like changing directions abruptly.
Steps for safely mounting and preparing to start the machine.
Prohibits misuse of the sweeper and contact with hot components.
Advises operating at safe speeds, especially in crowded areas.
Warns about the dangers of operating on slopes and slippery surfaces.
Stresses the importance of mental preparation for emergencies.
Safe procedures for mounting and dismounting the machine.
Steps to prevent accidental starting during service.
Risks of operating at excessive speeds.
Warning against exceeding hydraulic pressure limits.
Instructions for parking the machine safely.
Caution regarding overhead wires and electrical contact.
Recommendation for working in hazardous areas with assistance.
Warning against operation in unventilated areas due to carbon monoxide.
Risks of sparks in areas with flammable vapors or dust.
Steps for securely binding the sweeper to the trailer.
Importance of tongue weight for trailer stability.
General safety advice for towing.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the sweeper.
Procedures for storing the sweeper for over 30 days.
Steps for starting Kubota and Deutz engines.
Safety warnings for handling diesel fuel.
Warning against using ether, which can damage the engine.
What to do if the starter fails to turn the engine.
Prohibits the use of JP4 fuel or ether.
Precautions for operating below freezing temperatures.
Special procedures for starting below 10 degrees Fahrenheit.
Importance of regular maintenance for longevity and performance.
Note about the first service schedule for new machines.
Procedure for checking the engine oil level.
Steps for changing engine oil and filter.
Warning about using incorrect oil or extending intervals.
Warnings about high-pressure hydraulic fluid leaks.
Information on normal and abnormal hydraulic oil temperatures.
Steps for draining and refilling the hydraulic system.
Importance and procedure for lubricating pivot pins.
How neglect in lubrication can damage the machine.
Risks associated with excessive tire pressure.
Tips for preserving the machine's paint finish.
Symptoms and causes of total hydraulic power loss.
Common issues causing loss of sweeping power.
Troubleshooting steps when the sweeper won't move.
Causes of hydraulic oil overheating.
Troubleshooting steps for slow or non-moving wheel drive.
Troubleshooting steps for broom rotation issues.
Location and function of the seat belt.
Location and function of the parking brake.
Location and function of the forward/reverse valve lever.
Location and function of the keyswitch.
Location and function of the broom rotary control.
Location and function of the broom lift control.
Proper water to antifreeze ratio for liquid-cooled engines.
Procedure for checking hydraulic oil level before testing components.
Proper storage to prolong broom wafer life.
Description of standard 1/2 Poly and 1/2 Wire wafer types and quantities.
Use of poly wafers for dry sweeping.
Use of wire wafers for hard material sweeping.
Examples of typical wear life for different surfaces.
Key factors influencing brush life.
Procedure for setting broom level and adjusting motor.
Adjusting the broom contact for proper sweeping.
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