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Section 1
must be properly hitched to the tractor ac-
cording to the requirements specified in
this Operator's Manual. The trailer brake
system must be started and checked
before driving off or onto ramp.
The machine should be attached firmly to
the platform of the vehicle using straps or
chains fitted with a tightening mechanism.
Securing elements should be attached to
the transport lugs designed for this purpose
(1) – figure (1.4). The transport lugs are
welded to the lower frame side members
and to the load box side members.
Chocks or other objects without sharp
edges should be placed under the wheels
of the trailer to prevent it from rolling.
Wheel blocks must be secured to the load
box of the vehicle in a manner preventing
their movement.
Use certified and technically reliable se-
curing measures. Worn straps, cracked
securing catches, bent or corroded hooks
as well as elements damaged in a different
way may be unsuitable for use. Carefully
read the information stated in the Operator
Manual for the given securing measure.
The number of securing elements (cables,
straps, chains, stays etc.) and the force
necessary for their tensioning depend
on a number of factors, including weight
of the machine, carrying vehicle design,
ground speed and other conditions. For
PRONAR T700M/1
1.12
IMPORTANT
Do NOT secure lifting slings or any types of securing
elements to hydraulic and electrical system com-
ponents and fragile elements of the machine (e.g.
shields, conduits)
this reason it is impossible to define the
securing plan precisely.
To secure the trailer optimally on the load
box, support the drawbar with a wooden
block. A correctly secured trailer does
not change its position with regard to the
transport vehicle. The securing elements
must be selected according to the guide-
lines of the Manufacturer of these ele-
ments. In case of doubt apply a greater
number of securing straps in order to
secure the load. If necessary, cover the
sharp edges of the machine in order to
protect the securing elements from tearing
or breaking during transport.
During reloading work, take special care
not to damage any accessories or paint
finish. The tare weight of the trailer in con-
dition ready for travel is given in table (3.1).
TRAILER TRANSPORTED BY THE
In the event of independent transport by
the user, after purchasing the trailer, the
user should read the trailer Operator
Manual and adhere to its instructions.
Independent transport involves towing
the trailer with own agricultural tractor to
Basic information
USER
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