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➌ Then remove the machine from the guiding
vice and turn it round by going over to the
other side of the rail.
: Read §2.3 "Operator's work area"
carefully.
➍ Turn the end of the hinged arm over 180°
and remount the rail-cutting machine onto
the guiding vice.
➎ Re-start the cutting operation.
➏ Finish off the cutting operation.
NB: If there is a difference between the two
cutting lines when the machine is turned round,
reset the unit as described in §5.1.15 "Resetting
for perfect alignment on turn-around".
4.5 Stopping the machine
The engine is stopped by turning the combined
action lever Ref.③ to position « 0 ».
4.4
4.6 Removing from tracks –
Dismantling the rail-cutting
machine from its guiding vice
➊ Put the engine at idling speed and wait until
the disc has completely stopped rotating.
➋ Stop the machine.
➌ Separate the rail-cutting machine from the
guiding vice.
➍ Unclamp and remove the vice from the rail.
4.7 Storage
4.7.1 General instructions for storage
When the equipment is not being used, it is
essential for it to be stored away correctly in
order to remain in good working order. Poorly
stored
equipment
will
deterioration when it is put back into service.
Therefore, it is important that personnel in
charge of storage operations take the greatest
care in carrying out this operation and that they
scrupulously comply with the instructions
provided.
Protection systems during storage
The choice of protection systems to be used
during storage depends on two main
factors:
- The duration of storage.
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- Conditions of storage: "outside" storage
(exposure to weather conditions) and
"inside" storage (building, closed or
open shed, shelter, etc.).
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Equipment should only be stored away after
running in. Measures should be taken so that
access to the equipment is easy for servicing
operations.
Storage premises
Generally speaking, premises intended for
storage should provide the best possible
protection against:
- Dust, exhaust gasses, dampness
- Direct sunlight
- Rapid changes in temperature
Storing
The equipment's condition when it is put
back into service after a period of storage
depends on the way it has been prepared
and protected before being put into storage:
- Cleaning (after cleaning, protect all
moving parts with a coat of grease).
- Technical visit to check on any possible
anomalies.
show
signs
of
4.7.2 Special instructions for storage
If the machine is to be stored away for a
long time, empty the fuel tank.
Never store the machine away with a disc
fitted in position.
Store abrasive discs in a dry place,
protected from frost, sunlight and extreme
heat. Position them so that they are not
stored under any load liable to warp them.
They should NOT be stored for more than
2 years at the most.
4.7
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