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become apparent, the machine must be stopped immediately, and the operator or his supervisor
must take appropriate measure to eliminate such risks. It is sometimes necessary that the
manufacturer must be informed of such event for future counter measuring.
3.3.1. Mechanical Hazard
Personal injury or property damage may be caused by knocks, crushing, slipping, tripping,
falling or by flying chips due mainly to the improper or careless handling of the machine, or
working in a confined area.
To prevent such hazards, wear proper working gloves, close-fitting clothing, protective
shoes, and face and eye protection. Clear the obstacles around the site to prevent
unpredictable movement of the machine.
3.3.2. Hazards caused by fuel and oil
Oil and fuel used in this machine may cause the following hazards:
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Poisoning if the fuel or oil vapor is inhaled.
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Allergies if the fuel or oil comes in contact with the skin.
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Fire and Explosion if the fuel and oil is handled near smoking or open fires.
WHEN HANDLING THE FUEL OR OIL, SMOKING OR USE OF OPEN FIRE IS STRICTLY
PROHIBITED.
Keep the fuel and oil in the suitable and approved container, and keep the container in a cool
and dark place to prevent any hazard arising from the storage. Use extra caution when
handling fuel. Remember, gasoline is highly flammable. When refueling, be sure to do so
after the engine has completely cooled off, and avoid spilling over the engine.
3.3.3. Hazards from noise
Noise from the machine itself, as well as noise from the ground being compacted, may
cause hearing difficulties or physical disorder such as loss of balance or consciousness
disorder. WEAR PROPER EAR PROTECTION DURING OPERATION.
4. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
4.1. It is the owner's responsibility to understand and communicate all information, especially safety
and assembly information, in this owner's manual to all personnel involved in any aspect of
assembly of this unit.
4.2. Anyone involved in any aspect of assembly of this unit must use EXTREME caution and follow
the instructions below.
4.3. Remove all packaging and discard properly.
4.4. Remove axle, and wheel and tire assemblies. NOTE: Spring is attached to axle assembly. Take
caution when unpacking not to lose spring.
4.4.1. Mount axle assembly on to frame using four (4) nuts and bolts provided. Tighten properly.
Note spring tension plate to the right, leaning toward the front of the mixer.
4.4.2. Mount wheel and tire assemblies to the axle using lug nuts, four (4) per wheel. Tighten
properly.
4.4.3. Attach spring to idler arm and spring tension plate.
4.4.4. Attach dump handle using two (2) nuts and bolts provided. Tighten properly.
4.4.5. Remove the two (2) pallet bolts that hold mixer frame to pallet.
4.4.6. Extend tow pole and properly secure into position with securing pin and hitch pin.
4.4.7. Ensure that safety bolt is secured in place with lock washer and nut.
4.4.8. With proper lifting equipment, lean mixer forward slowly on to its wheels and front foot.
5. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
5.1. Before Operation
5.1.1. It is the owner's responsibility to understand and communicate all information, especially
safety and operation information, in this owner's manual to all operators of this unit.
5.1.2. Before operating, review the SAFETY section of this manual
5.1.3. Familiarize yourself with the operation of the unit and confirm that all controls function
properly BEFORE starting the unit.
5.1.4. Make sure all personnel know how to stop the unit.
5.1.5. Make sure all personnel are at a safe distance from any moveable parts BEFORE starting
the unit.
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