Ladder And Railings; Ladder And Railings - Two-Bin Model; Ladder And Railings - Three-Bin Model - CONCORD 2800 Operator's Manual

3.1 Ladder and railings

3.1.1 Ladder and railings - two-bin model

The air cart is equipped with a ladder and railings
for access to the top of the tanks. Always make
sure the railings are fastened in the raised position
when operating the air system. The railings can be
lowered for storage or servicing, if required.
To lower the railings:
1. Use a ladder that is of the correct height, when
put on the ground to reach the top of the
machine, to remove the top bolt from each of
the legs on the railing sections.
2. Rotate the railing section down so that the
railing sections are next to the air system.
3. Install the bolts in the holes for storage.
WARNING:
Falling hazard. Personal injury or
death can occur. Do not stand on the
top of the machine when raising or
lowering the railings. Read and follow
the instructions in the operator's
manual for the movement of the
railings.

3.1.2 Ladder and railings - three-bin model

The air cart is equipped with a ladder and railings
for access to the top of the tanks. Always make
sure the railings are fastened in the raised position
when operating the air cart. The railings can be
lowered for storage or servicing, if required.
To lower the railings:
1. Use a ladder that is of the correct height, when
put on the ground to reach the top of the
machine, to remove the spring pins.
2. Fold down the side railings over the top of the
tank.
3. Fold down the front and rear hand rails over the
side rails.
4. Install the spring pins for storage.
WARNING:
Falling hazard. Personal injury or
death can occur. Do not stand on the
top of the machine when raising or
lowering the railings. Read and follow
the instructions in the operator's
manual for the movement of the
railings.
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