Toro 23106 Manuel De L'utilisateur page 12

To empty the bucket, swing it to the left or right and
extend the dipper and uncurl bucket, dumping the
load (Figure 10).
The distance you extend the dipper and bucket and
the size of bite you take will vary greatly with the soil
type, moisture content of the soil, and obstructions in
the soil, such as tree roots and rocks.
Spend some time practicing with the backhoe to get
the feel for how it operates and how to best use it in
the conditions in which you work.
WARNING
If you dig too close to the backhoe body or
stabilizers, the backhoe could undercut the
stabilizers or traction unit and the backhoe
could fall into the hole, tipping on top of you
causing severe injury.
Ensure that you do not dig within 91 cm (3
feet) of the backhoe or stabilizers.
Securing the Backhoe for
Transport
WARNING
If you do not secure the boom, it could
swing or lower during transport or when
disconnecting the backhoe from the traction
unit. The traction unit could become unstable
causing loss of control and you or bystanders
could be injured. If the boom swings when
disconnecting, it could crush or amputate
fingers or hands as you disconnect the
attachment locking pins.
Always secure the boom before transport and
before disconnecting the backhoe from the
traction unit.
Figure 10
1. Fully raise the boom, retract the dipper, and curl
the bucket rearward
you center the boom locking pin holes as much
as possible.
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2. Pull the stabilizer levers rearward until the
stabilizers are fully raised and secure them with
the locking pins.
3. Secure the boom by installing the 2 pins
removed prior to operation
13).
1. Pin
10
(Figure 11). Ensure that
Figure 11
(Figure 12 and
Figure 12
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