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8. OPERATE THE TRACTOR
SA221/324/424 Operation Manual
8. OPERATE THE TRACTOR
Accident Hazard
●A child does not understand the principles of
danger, nor comprehend imminent dangers and is
often attracted to and approach the tractor.
●Do not under any circumstances assume a child
remain where last seen.
●Always keep a child out of the work area. Make
sure a responsible person other than the operator
is carefully supervising the child.
●If any child enters the current work area,
immediately stop the tractor.
●Do not under any circumstances allow a child to
ride on the moving tractor. The child can tamper
with the controls, fall off and be run over by the
tractor.
●Do not under any circumstances allow a child to
operate the tractor.
●Do not under any circumstances allow a child to
play on the tractor or implements.
●Be extremely careful when backing the tractor.
Before and during backing, constantly look
backward, sideways and downward to ensure no
child is behind the tractor.
Do not under any circumstances attach a load
to the axle housing.
Always decrease the tractor speed before
turning:
●During traveling on a rough terrain.
●Before stopping to prevent the tractor from
overturning.
Stay clear of ditches, potholes, embankments
and ponds.
●The tractor can more easily overturn or
rollover in soft and wet ground.
●Before entering an area covered with tall
grass, walk and inspect the area to detect any
obstacles.
●Remove potentially dangerous obstacles
before driving.
Always watch where the tractor is going.
●Be alert and exercise extra caution while
driving towards an area.
●Where the next section is difficult to see, e.g.,
blind corners, row of trees, or any similar
situations.
When two or more people are working in one
area:
●Regularly communicate and watch each other.
●Make sure all persons and implements in the
area do not impede or cause injury to each
other.
Always ensure the tractor is at a complete stop
before attempting to get on or off.
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