Operation With Bale Spike - New Holland 611TL Operator's Manual

Reverse from stock pile, lowering loader slowly. Sudden
stops when lowering bucket quickly can result in damage to
loader and/or tractor's hydraulic system.
During grading work, tilt the bucket downwards, so that
the cutting edge on the bucket comes into contact with
the ground in order to avoid damage to the bottom of the
bucket.
IMPORTANT: To avoid damage to the loader, do not
angle the bucket fully backwards when grading. The bottom
of the bucket should not be angled more than 45° from the
ground.

5.6. Operation with bale spike

WARNING:
DO NOT move large round bales using loader
unless equipped with an approved round bale
attachment. Without these, the bale can fall on
the operator when the loader is raised causing
severe injury or death.
WARNING:
Prevent personal injury due to machine tipping.
Use extreme caution when turning, loading, and
moving loads. Use adequate rear ballast.
CAUTION:
Forward visibility is reduced when moving large
round bales.
CAUTION:
Prevent personal injury due to being struck by
a "run-away" bale. Use proper bale handling
equipment when stacking round bales. Set bales
down on level ground. "Run-away" bales can
cause personal injury and/or property damage.
Fig. 65 Reverse, lower slowly.
Fig. 66 Operating technique when grading.
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