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OPERATING
THE
MACHINE
SECTION 5
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PRECAUTIONS
Use a commercial solvent or kerosene unless otherwise
specified for cleaning parts. Never operate the the engine
when usingcleaning solvents.
Always install adequate blocking to support the bucket
before servicing any part of the machine which requires the
bucket in the raised position. Never allow the hydraulic
systemto support the bucket when servicing the machine.
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HOW TO USE THE SAFETY BAR AND PINS
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CAUTION: DO NOT SERVICE OR TRANS-
PORT THE MACHINE UNLESS THE SAFE-
TY BAR OR PINS ARE IN PLACE.
A bar and two pins (II lust. 1) are provided on the left side of
the tractor as a safety device. These should be used to lock
the two tractor halves when the tractor is serviced or
transported.
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lIIust. 1
Safety Bar and PinsStowed.
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To lock the tractor halves in straight position, the bar and
two pins are usedasshown in IIlust. 2.
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IIlust. 2
Safety Bar in Straight Lock Position.
To lock the machine in a full right turn, only one pin is used.
Turn the machine to its full right turn position and insert the
pin through the holes on the right side of the machine. Refer
to IIlust. 3.
Illust.3
Safety Pin Installed In Full Right Turn
Lock Position.
To lock the machine in a full left turn, the safety bar and
both pins are used. Turn the machine to its full left turn
position and install the safety bar and pins asshown in IIlust.
4.
Illust.4
Safety Bar and Pins Installed in Full
Left Turn Lock Position.
Always check that the bar and pins have been replaced in
storage position on the left side of the tractor (1IIust. 1)
before operating the tractor.
Broken or lost safety bar and pins should be repaired or
replaced immediately to insure that the safety device is
always available for use. Do not attempt to service or
transport the tractor if the safety bar or pins are broken or
missing.
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