Great Plains P18028E Operator Manual - Manual (Page 12)

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Operating Instructions
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Beware of trapping hazards
when manipulating the parking
stands, steps or other moving
parts. Ensure any heavy
components are fully supported
when removing pins / bolts.
1.6.1 Hitching-up the
machine
There is a risk of injury when hitching/
unhitching the machine. Observe the
following:
• Secure the machine against rolling.
• Take special care when reversing the
tractor!
• There is a risk of being crushed between
the machine and the tractor!
• Park the machine on firm, level ground.
1.6.2 Changing
Equipment
• Secure the machine to prevent it from
accidentally rolling away!
• Use suitable supports to secure any
raised frame sections suspended above
you!
• Caution! Risk of injury due to projecting
parts!
Never climb on to rotating parts
such as the roll unit. These parts
may rotate causing you to slip and
suffer serious injury!
Removing components during
maintenance may affect the
stability of the machine. Ensure
it is fully supported in case of
unexpected weight shifts.
1. Safety Data
1.5 Road Traffic Safety
When driving on public roads, tracks and
areas, it is important to observe the relevant
road traffic laws as well as the specific
regulations relating to this machine.
Pay attention to the permitted axle
loads, tyre carrying capacity, and
total weight in order to maintain
adequate braking and steerability.
Passengers on the machine are
strictly forbidden!
Check that lights / indicators (if
applicable) are working before
transporting the machine.
Max. road transport speed 16mph
(25km/h).
1.6 Accident Prevention
In addition to the Operating Instructions,
it is important to observe the accident
prevention regulations specified by
agricultural trade associations. It is the
Operator’s responsibility to ensure that all
other persons are excluded from the danger
zones surrounding or on the machine
during its operation.
It is the Owner’s responsibility to ensure:
• the Operator is trained and competent
to use the machine & tractor,
• the tractor is suitable for the machine
• adequate Risk and COSHH assessments
have been undertaken regarding the
machine’s use. Specifically, these
include issues concerning contact with
the soil, dust, crop residues, chemicals,
lubricants and other compounds during
operation or maintenance, and the
possibility of stones being ejected at
high speed during work.