Load Stability - New Holland 611TL Operator's Manual

WARNING:
Do NOT stand, walk or work under a raised
loader. Make sure that individuals, especially
children, and animals are kept away from the
working area.

5.5.3. Load stability

WARNING:
Always look at the implement. Objects can fall or
roll backwards onto the operator when the loader
is raised.
Only lift loads which can be contained in, and are
intended for, the specific implement.
Some implements should be equipped with a fall
prevention system.
WARNING:
If the tractor is only equipped with Roll Over
Protective Structure (ROPS), and does not have
a Falling Objects Protective Structure (FOPS),
there is only limited protection against falling
loads. The operator risks injury if the load falls
when the loader is being operated at height.
FOPS is not intended to protect against falling
loads. Therefore, it is important to use an
implement designed to safely perform the task at
hand that prevents loads from falling.
Exercise caution when working with raised loads.
The tractor should not be driven on a public road
with a load in the implement.
• Only use implements that are approved for the relevant
application.
• Make sure that the load is positioned securely in
the implement. When it comes to loose material,
the implement must not be overfilled, and for solid
material, the load must not stick up above the rear of
the implement.
Fig. 58 Do NOT stand, walk or work under a raised loader.
Fig. 59 Pay attention to the loader and implement positions;
objects may fall off.
Fig. 60 Only lift loads which can be contained in, and are
intended for, the specific implement.
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