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MARKINGS ON THE MACHINE
The warning labels shown on the previous page are positioned as shown on the
drawing at the bottom of the page. Before you start using the machine, ensure that all
labels are present; if not, replace any that are missing. The labels have the following
meaning:
Stop the tractor's engine and remove the ignition key before touching the machine.
1.
Always remember to stop the tractor's engine before lubricating, adjusting, maintaining or repairing the
machine. Remove the ignition key so that you can be certain no one will start the tractor again until you
have finished.
2.
Read the user manual and safety instructions.
This is a reminder that you must read the documents supplied to ensure that you operate the machine
correctly and avoid any unnecessary risk of accidents and mechanical damage.
3.
Children.
Never allow children near the machine while it is in operation. Young children in particular have a tendency
to do unpredictable things.
4.
Chain drives.
One or several chain drives are located beneath this guard. Ensure that the tractor's engine has been
turned off before opening the guard.
5.
Risk of cutting.
There is a risk of fingers, etc. becoming crushed in various parts of the machine. Be careful when the
machine is coupled to the tractor and ready for use. The machine can easily crush or cut off any part of the
body that might get caught in the machine.
6.
Remember the guards when grinding.
Remember to close ALL guards after switching to grinding mode before commencing grinding.
7.
Rotating parts.
After the tractor's PTO drive shaft has stopped, the blades will have momentum which will keep them
rotating for up to two minutes. Wait until the blades have come to a complete stop before removing guards
for inspection or maintenance.
8.
Risk of entanglement.
Keep away from the vicinity of any attachments and feed rollers while the machine running. Ensure that
the tractor's engine has stopped first.
9.
RPM and direction of rotation.
Check that the PTO shaft is operating at the correct RPM and rotating in the correct direction. Using an
incorrect RPM and/or direction will damage the machine over time, resulting in a risk of personal injury.
10.
PTO drive shaft.
This label is intended to remind you how dangerous the PTO shaft can be if it is not correctly coupled or
protected.
11.
Auto-hitch.
Always block the hydraulic hitch using the pin supplied before driving on public roads with a trailer
attached.
12.
Max. 210 bar.
Ensure that the hydraulic components are not subject to a pressure greater than the maximum of 210 bar,
as there could be a risk of explosive damage to components. This will result in both yourself and others
being at serious risk of being hit by metal components at high speed or oil under high pressure.
13.
PTO drive shaft for rotor.
There is an alternative pin for the PTO drive shaft for the rotor. This is used both when the rotor is
disconnected for reversing and when the rotor rotates in the opposite direction for grinding. Ensure that
you place the PTO shaft correctly on the pin when performing these operations.
14.
High-voltage lines.
This label is intended to warn of the danger of getting too close to high-voltage lines with the machine.
15.
Hydraulic oil under pressure
Warning against hydraulic oil under pressure.
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