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5.5 WORK IN THE SLOPE
It is advisable to work in the longitudinal way on slopes. At
the end of the way there is no need to turn as the machine
works in both directions. We therefore recommend the route
shown on the top of the picture. If it is necessary to work
with the path shown on the bottom of the picture here re-
ported. The transmission components will overheat and the
working speed will be significantly lower.
IMPORTANT:
When working on a slope, it is necessary to lock the track tensioner according to Chapter 7.2.6.
ATTENTION: Do not exceed the 45° when drive longitudinally and the 30° when drive
downhill.
5.6 BRAKE SYSTEM AND PARKING
The machine is equipped with a passive brake
which brakes the machine when it is stationary.
This brake works even when the power is off. The
brake can hold the machine in extreme slopes,
but it is advisable to stop the battery switch only
after moving the machine on a flat ground. If this
is not possible, stop across the slope so that the
machine cannot move in the event of a brake
fault.
5.7 PTO (Mowing Blade - Switching ON) (P of Fig 14)
When the machine is ready to drive, the power take-off (PTO) can be switched
on, which activate the cutting blade. The knife rotation requires a lot of en-
ergy, so that an electronic control drives the start and the blade stop softly.
To start the PTO, press the button (P). The message PTO "ON" appears on
the display, indicating that the knife is rotating. The BeaconNet also changes
colour from green to flashing yellow (warns that the machine is working). The
electronic control can switch the PTO off if the blade is overloaded, which
prevents peak of current on the PTO motor
DANGER:
Before starting the PTO make sure you have taken all the precautions referred to in paragraph 5.10
in particular:
- the blade must be free (not in contact with the ground)
- There are no objects in the work area that the blade can hit
- there are no people or animals in the DANGEROUS AREA (see paragraph 5.12).
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SECTION 5 - INSTRUCTIONS FOR A SAFE USE
5 - SAFE USE
A - INTRODUZIONE
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