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LOAD
PU
SH
ING
SAFETY
If
pushing
a
load:
•
Be
sure
the tractor is designed
for and intended
to be used to push
the
load.
•
If
using the tractor for
"pushback" of an aircraft, be sure
the tow bar is
securely fastened
to both the
aircraft and
the tractor and the
traCtor
hitch is in
the
locked position.
•
If using the tractor for "pushback"
of an aircraft, be sure
the tow bar
is
securely fastened to
both the
aircraft and
SERVICING SAFETY
•
Always stop
the tractor, turn the engine
off, put
in
"Park"
and apply the parking brake when
making
any
adjust-
ments
or servicing
the unit.
•
Never
refuel the
tractor when
the
engine
is
running.
•
DO NOT SMOKE
WHEN REFUELING.
•
Do not over
fill
the fuel tank.
Do
not
fill
beyond bottom of fuel filler
screen. Clean off any spilled
fuel immedi-
ately.
•
Keep fuel stored
well
away
from
open
flames,
possible sparks
or
sources of
excessively
high
temperatures.
•
Do not ever
rem.ove the
radiator cap when the
engine is hot,
as serious burns may result. Always check coolant
level
and add coolant at
the
overflow reservoir.
•
Avoid
touching
a
hot
engine, exhaust, coolant pipes or
hydraulic components as serious
burns may
occur.
•
This tractor comes
factory
equipped with
a sealed "maintenance
free" battery. Do not
endeavor
to service
the
battery.
•
When connecting
or disconnecting battery
cables,
always
first
remove the
cable
on
the
negative
terminal(-)
and
when reconnecting,
replace
it
last. This will prevent sparks
from
accidental
gratmding.
•
PREVENT
BATTERY
EXPLOSIONS. Do
not smoke near the battery.
Fumes from batteries
are
explosive.
Keep
away
from
all sparks, open
flames etc
... Remove bracelets; watch
bands
etc.
prior
to
installing,
removing
or
ser-
vicing a
battery.
Do not
short
the battery terminals.
•
AVOID
ACID BURNS.
The
battery
acid is
poisonous and
is
strong enough
to
burn
skin, ea
t
holes
in
clothing
and cause
blindness if
splashed
in
the
eyes. If battery acid is
spilled or splashed, always immediately wash your
skin
and clothing. Apply
lime
or baking
soda
to
help
neutralize
the
acid. Seek
medical assistance.
REPAIRS SAFETY
ONLY
a
trained
and
qualified
mechanic
for
this
type
of equipment should
undertake repairs
to
this tractor.
Before
un-
dertaking any
repair,
the
mechanic MUST
read and understand
the
"SAFETY" and
"OPERATING
PROCEDURES"
sec-
tions
of
this
manual. All
safety
recommendations
and
rules
MUST
be
followed.
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