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11. Loading and unloading
DANGER
1) Never steer tractor on loading bridge while loading
into or unloading from cargo truck. Drive tractor in
slowest speed. If not, loss of control can result in
injure or damage the tractor.
2) Never depress clutch pedal on loading bridge.
Tractor may coast down and cause injury.
3) Connect left and right brake pedals with the
connector. If not, tractor may steer unintentionally
when depress one side brake pedal only. Tractor
may fall down from loading bridge and may cause
injury.
4) Never stand against loading bridge. Be away from
loading work.
WARNING
1) Loading bridge must be of sufficient size, strength and
with anti-slip surface. Length of the loading bridge
must be longer than 4-time of floor deck height. Fix
loading bridge with floor deck of truck.
2) Reverse tractor for loading into truck, go forward for
unloading. Shift gear to slow speed.
3) Tie tractor firmly to truck with a rope of sufficient
strength.
(1) Loading truck preparation
Park the truck on a flat and leveled place where is wide
enough and no traffic expected.
Stop truck engine and apply the parking brake.
Block wheels of the truck.
(2) Loading
Connect right and left brake pedals with the connector.
Shift gear levers to slow speed.
Slow down engine speed and reverse tractor to load.
Make sure tractor is aligned with loading bridge.
[If engine stops on loading bridge]
Depress brake pedal immediately and gradually release
brake pedal to go down slowly.
Start engine and load again.
(3) On the floor deck
Apply parking brake of tractor.
Stop tractor engine.
Lower rear hitched implement if any.
Tie tractor with truck
(4) Unloading
Untie tractor.
Start engine and shift gears to low speed.
Raise rear hitched implement if any.
Start tractor forward in slow speed. Do not steer.
(A) Brake pedal (B) Connector
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