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2.10.3
TILTING THE SEAT
Press the lever (G) completely to tilt the backrest forward to access the
rear compartment where the accessories supplied are housed together
with the instruction booklet of the machine and the various equipment
installed. The side arm rests can be tilted freely.
The windscreen wiper water tank (H) is found on the left side of the
seat (with a level indicator).
Attention! The seat is fitted with a sensor that is activated when the
operator sits and enables the engine to start.
2.10.4
SAFETY BELTS
In case of an accident, the properly fastened safety belt offers good
protection. The risk of injury is reduced and the chances of survival
are increased.
Adjust the driver's seat before fastening the safety belt. Hold the
tongue and slowly pull the belt over the pelvis. Insert the tongue
(1) into the buckle (2) of the seat until you hear it click. Try to pull
the safety belt to make sure it is engaged in the buckle.
Adjust the belt by pulling the flap of the belt with your left hand to
tighten it across your body. If the belt is too tight, unhook it and
lengthen the left side accordingly and repeat the coupling
operation.
Release belt by pressing the red button (3). The tongue is expelled.
The belt is adjusted correctly when it is positioned on your pelvis
without causing particular discomfort while driving. Using the belt
increases the level of operator safety and reduces the risk of
accidents. The driver cabin has been designed to support the weight
of the machine in case of tipping over (ROPS). Therefore, the safety
belt must always be fastened to avoid being thrown out of the cabin
and/or being crushed in case of possible tipping over.
Snorkel International, LLC
2009 Roseport Road
Elwood, KS 66024
www.snorkellifts.com
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Model: Snorkel SR9244 SR1054
Part Number: 159-0037-000
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