Weber mt MC 85 - Safe Driving

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B 1004-0120
6.4. Safe driving
ATTENTION
Di󰀨erentenvironmentalconditionsanddrivingstylesmaya󰀨ect
driving stability.
Surface conditions Always pay attention to the operating surface during operation.
Ifindoubt,checkthebearingcapacityofthegroundrst.Toensure
safe operation, always adjust the speed, vibration and direction of
travel to the environmental conditions.
Driving up inclines
To prevent injury and damage to the unit, use special caution
when operating on inclines and hills.
As a general rule, only drive up and down inclines parallel with the
slope. Never drive up inclines from the side to prevent overturning.
Itthemachinetipovers,theenginewillbeswitchedo󰀨automatically
to ensure safety.
The maximum incline capacity on a dry and solid subsurface is
55 % (28°). It only applies if the machine is moved at operating
speed. Rapid motion and vibration reduce incline capacity and
must be avoided when driving up inclines. When compacting on
inclines,checkifthevibrationhasanegativee󰀨ectonincline
capacity.Ifnecessary,selectaweakervibrationforceorswitcho󰀨
the vibration system.
The tilt angle in lateral direction is 58 % (30°). It was calculated
on a straight and level surface with the machine at a standstill.
Rapid motion, steering angle and vibration as well as the condition
of the operating surface may reduce the tilt angle dramatically.
If the machine is driven up an incline for more than 10 minutes,
its incline capacity and the tilted position are reduced to 36 % (20°).
Observe the following information to prevent the machine
from tipping over.
max. 58 % (30°)