Cutting Wheel Precautions; Call Before You Dig - Rayco Super Jr RG27 Operator, Service, Maintenance Manual

RG27/35/37 Operation • Service • Maintenance
Operation

Cutting Wheel Precautions

BEFORE ENGAGING THE CUTTER WHEEL, THE
OPERATOR MUST ENSURE THE AREA IS CLEAR
OF ANYONE OR ANYTHING THAT MAY BE HARMED
BY THE CUTTER WHEEL, OR FLYING DEBRIS.
THE STUMP CUTTER'S CUTTING WHEEL IS
EXTREMELY POWERFUL. CONTACT WITH THE
CUTTING WHEEL WILL RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH.
NEVER LEAVE THE CONTROLS WHEN THE
CUTTING WHEEL IS ROTATING.
NOTICE
Remove all loose pieces of wood, stones, wire and
other debris from the work area before beginning
stump removal.
NOTICE
Wind direction should be considered, as it
influences the direction that dust and wood chips
will be directed.
NOTICE
Always allow a cold engine time to warm-up before
cutting a stump.
NOTICE
When swinging the cutting wheel, DO NOT use
the cutting wheel or boom to stop the swinging
motion. Inspect the machine for damage if the
boom as been swung too hard into the stump or
side of a hole.
NOTICE
Whenever the tires of the machine raise off the
ground while operating, lower the ma chine back to
the ground smoothly. DO NOT DROP OR CATCH IT
SUDDENLY WITH THE HYDRAULICS. Dam age to
the ma chine can result.
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NOTICE
The speed at which the blade moves is dependant
on the position of the throttle. To increase the rate
of blade movement, increase the engine RPM's by
adjusting th throttle higher. Decrease the engine
RPM's to decrease the rate of blade movement.
NOTICE
ONLY THE PORTION OF CUTTING WHEEL WITHIN
THE 80° AREA SHOWN ABOVE SHOULD ENGAGE
STUMP. NEVER UNDERCUT THE STUMP OR USE
THE BOTTOM OF THE CUTTING WHEEL FOR
CUTTING PURPOSES.
• NEVER go near the cutting wheel when the machine is
turned on. Turn off the machine first.
• Always cut with the machine downhill, below the stump.
• Use extreme caution on slopes. Slopes, combined with
less than ideal traction (ice, snow, gravel, leaves, wet
grass) can allow the machine to move unexpectedly.

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