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Operation
Starting Work
After ensuring all daily checks have been undertaken, start the engine as per the manufacturer recommended procedure, utilising choke and
throttle as required. Once the engine is running and warm, engage drive by increasing the engine throttle to maximum. NOTE: The engine must
always be run at full speed, otherwise damage to the engine or gearbox can occur during use
Operating Limits
Minimum / Maximum Ambient Temperature
Minimum / Maximum Altitude
Maximum Inclination
Maximum Speed
THE ENGINE MUST BE RUN AT MAXIMUM SPEED AT ALL TIMES WHEN IN USE!
Forward Speed
The forward working speed will depend greatly on the working conditions and nature of the material being cut. Optimal speed will be in the
region of 3-8 km/h (2-5 mph).
Tipping Mechanism/Control Box
The PC Series comes with electric tipping. To operate the electric tip, this
is done via a simple two button control for open & close (see right) and
single push operation.
The control box also comes with two warning lamps;
Double Triangle: Overload Detection – this will light up something has
become trapped within the mechanism and will stop the open/shutting.
Battery: If the light is showing, this indicates an insufficient battery
voltage. Charge battery before attempting use again.
Storage
Machines should always be stored under cover and protected from the elements accordingly.
For extended periods of storage, it is advisable that the machine be first cleaned thoroughly and fully lubricated. Any servicing and maintenance
should be undertaken prior to storage, and any worn components replaced.
Fuel should be treated with a suitable fuel stabilizer before extended storage.
Machine Disposal
Disposal of this machine and any of its component parts must be performed in a responsible and inoffensive manner respecting all current laws
relating to this subject. Materials forming this machine that must undergo differentiated division and disposal are:
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Steel
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Mineral Oil
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Rubber
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Plastic
-15°C / +40°C
0 meters / 1500 meters *
20° in any direction
8km/h (5mph)
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