Avoid Tipping - GOLDONI TWIST 5 Notice D'utilisation Et D'entretien

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Avoid Tipping

Slopes are a major factor related to loss of
control and tip-over accidents, which can
result in severe injury or even death. All
operations that take place on sloping
ground require extra caution.
Do not work on muddy or soft ground.
Do not work on excessively steep
slopes.
Take the greatest care when working
on slopes.
Always make sure that you have a firm
foothold on slopes.
Always work the soil across slopes,
never in the
directions.
Watch out for holes, ruts, bumps, rocks
or other hidden objects. Uneven terrain
could cause the machine to overturn.
Tall grass can hide obstacles.
Take the utmost care on wet grass.
Tires may lose their grip on slopes
even though the brakes are functioning
properly.
Choose a low ground speed so you will
not have to stop or shift gear on the
slope.
Always keep the gear engaged when
going down
downhill with the machine in neutral.
Avoid starting, stopping or turning on
slopes. If the tires lose their grip,
disengage the
EN Inglese
uphill or downhill
slopes. Never coast
PTO and proceed
slowly, straight down the slope.
Keep all movement on slopes slow and
gradual. To not make sudden changes
in speed or direction as this could
cause the machine to tip over.
Take the greatest care when using the
machine
embankments or bodies of water. The
machine could suddenly tip over if a
wheel goes over the edge or the edge
caves in. Allow for a safety area
between the machine and any hazard.
The risk of tipping over increases to a
considerable extent if the tires have
been regulated with a narrow track
width and the machine is driven at high
speed.
Comply
recommendations for wheel weights or
counterweights, which can increase
stability when work is performed on
slopes or when front or rear-mounted
implements are used. Remove the
weights when they are not required.
WARNING
This list is not exhaustive.
Do not use the tractor if overturning
hazards exists.
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near ravines,
with the manufacturer's
TWIST
ditches,
SAFETY