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1.
After assembly check
Before operating
or test
driving
the
equipment,
read
and
understand
the
operator's
manual.
Once
the
equipment
is
fully
assembled,
select a safe
place
for
a
test
run.
Prevent
by
standers
from
approaching
the
equipment.
DANGER
To avoid personal injury
or death:
.
Do not start engine
or
operate levers
from
anywhere other
than
the
seat.
DANGER
To
avoid personal injury:
.
Do not
bypass-start
the equipment. Short
circuiting
the
starter
terminal runs
the
risk
that the
equipment
will start
operating or
moving
unexpectedly.
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3. UNPACKING
AND
CHECKING
3.1
UNPACKING WOODEN CRATE
(1)
Cutting metal bands (if two are
banded
together).
Metal bands hold the
two
crates together as one. Cut
these
bands and separate
the
crates.
(2)
Unpacking
the
crates
'1.
Hook
a
hoist to the
4
comers of the crate and
raise
the
hoist cable until taut.
This
serves
to
prevent
the
upper
part of the
crate
from striking
the
loader
when
cut.
2.
Saw the crate as indicated
in
the figure on the right.
IMPORTANT
.
Sawing outside
the
indicated
area
may damage
the
loader or accessory parts.
.
Be sure that the crate is free
of
other
obstructions
(e.9. nails, staples and etc.).
3.
4.
Raise
the
upper part
of
crate
and
remove
from
the
immediate area.
Remove
the remaining
slats
from the crate.
These
are indicated
by
the
oblique
lines
in
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