Rules Of Safe Driving On Roads - PRONAR T672ECO User Manual

Safety of use

2.5 RULES OF SAFE DRIVING ON ROADS

• When driving on public roads, comply
with traffic regulations and transport
regulations in force in the country
where the trailer is used.
• Do not exceed the maximum speed
resulting from restrictions on road
conditions and project restrictions.
Adjust speed to prevailing road con-
ditions, container loading level, and
restrictions resulting from road traffic
regulations.
• Wedges should only be placed under
one wheel (one in front of the wheel,
the other in the rear ).
• It is forbidden to leave the machine
unsecured. The trailer disconnected
from the tractor must be blocked
with the parking brake and secured
against rolling with wedges or other
elements without sharp edges placed
under the vehicle wheels.
• Before driving, make sure that the
trailer is correctly connected to the
tractor, especially that the hitch pins
are secured.
• Vertical load carried by the trailer
drawbar eye affects the steering of
the agricultural tractor.
• Before using the trailer always check
its technical condition, especially in
terms of safety. In particular, check
the technical condition of the hitch
system, the running gear, the braking
system and traffic lights as well as the
connecting elements of the hydraulic,
pneumatic and electrical systems.
• Before driving, check that the parking
brake is released and the braking
force regulator is in the correct position
(applies to pneumatic systems with
a manual three-position regulator).
• Before driving, check if the bolts con-
necting the load box to the lower
frame and wall bolts are secured
against falling out. Check rear wall
slide protection. Make sure that all
walls and extensions are properly
closed.
• If the trailer is equipped with fas-
tening cables, check if they are fas-
tened properly and secure the cable
disconnecting mechanism.
• It is forbidden to drive with the load
box raised.
• The trailer is adapted for driving on
slopes up to a maximum of 8
the trailer over slopes may cause the
trailer to overturn as a result of loss
of stability.
• When driving on public roads, the
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