Mobile Belt Loader Model 660 Safety
Operation Manual
Safety - 1 - 8 CD397-Oper
1.7EmergencyProcedures
It is the operator’s responsibility to safeguard the unit and others when the unit or trailer is dis-
abled or in a collision. The following emergency procedures describe recommended steps to
follow, in th e e v e n t of mechanical breakdown or equipment malfunction. Apply and/or adapt
these procedures to your company’s/station’s emergency procedures as necessary.
1.7.1DisabledorStalledVehicle
The Model 660 is equipped with an emergency hydraulic pump activated from the operator’s sta-
tion actuated b y a spring-loaded two-position switch. This e m e r g e n c y pump supplies
hydraulic pressure for the service brake and steering.
1.7.1.1OperationalEngine
When the engine is operational and the unit can be moved, perform the following steps:
1. Move the unit as far away from the traffic area as safely possible.
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Jack the drive wheels off the floor and support the belt loader with rated jack stands
when troubleshooting the drive system.
22 Take nothing for granted when safety of the vehicle or operator is at stake.
23 Keep good maintenance records.
WARNING: DO NOT REMOVE THE RADIATOR CAP WHEN HOT! SERIOUS
BURNS MAY RESULT. ALLOW TIME TO COOL.
CAUTION: Every operator and mechanic involved with this equipment must
read and understand emergency procedures prior to operation.
WARNING: IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY - APPLY E-STOP TO DISABLE THE
VEHICLE. THE UNIT IS COMPLETELY INOPERABLE WHEN THE E-STOP
PUSH-BUTTON IS ENGAGED. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN
DEATH, SERIOUS INJURY, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
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