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Ascending
Do:
Discontinue throttle use if wheels contact side rail of ramp.
Secure load to Motorized Gemini.
Be sure Motorized Gemini is aligned with ramp upon entering for ascent. This will
help prevent the Motorized Gemini from running off ramp when entering the ramp.
Use throttle to maintain a safe speed at all times.
Ensure casters are aligned for forward travel.
Make sure combined weight of operator and loaded Motorized Gemini does not
exceed manufacturer's ramp capacity. The Motorized Gemini weighs 100 lbs.
Use extra caution in inclement weather or when the ramp may be slippery.
Be sure ramp and exit area is clear of any obstruction.
Be sure apron of ramp is flat on ground.
Make sure ramp is properly secured to truck trailer per ramp manufacturer
instructions.
Be sure footwear is appropriate for inclined surfaces.
Be sure load is evenly distributed or load is more toward drive wheels (see the
Models section).
Always be aware of the location of the end of the ramp.
Avoid loose or sagging bundles as they may catch on the curb ends of the ramp.
Drive wheel should always lead in direction of travel (see Specifications section).
Don't: Change direction while on ramp.
Switch to neutral freewheel while in middle of ramp.
Stop abruptly while on ramp.
Descending
Do:
Be sure transaxle is engaged before descending ramp.
Discontinue throttle use if wheels contact side rail of ramp.
Secure load to Motorized Gemini.
Be sure Motorized Gemini is aligned with ramp upon entering for descent. This will
help prevent the Motorized Gemini from running off ramp when entering the ramp.
Make sure combined weight of operator and loaded Motorized Gemini does not
exceed manufacturer's ramp capacity. The Motorized Gemini weighs 100 lbs.
Use extra caution in inclement weather or when the ramp may be slippery.
Be sure ramp and exit area is clear of any obstruction.
Be sure apron of ramp is flat on ground.
Be sure footwear is appropriate for decline surfaces.
Be sure load is evenly distributed or load is more toward drive wheels (see the
Specifications section).
Always be aware of the location of the end of the ramp.
Avoid loose or sagging bundles as they may catch on the curb ends of the ramp.
Drive wheel should always lead in direction of travel (see Specifications section).
Don't: Change direction while on ramp.
Switch to neutral freewheel while in middle of ramp.
Exceed the open height of the trailer when loading Motorized Gemini.
Stop abruptly while on ramp.
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