GENERAL INFORMATION
1-4 79023084 A Rev.
Safety Precautions
FIG. 3: Read and understand this section of your service
manual, the operator's manuals for the combine, and for
all the attachments before operating the combine.
Learn how to operate the combine and header and how
to use the controls properly.
Do not allow anyone to operate the combine without
proper instruction and training.
The Right Hand and Left Hand side is determined by
facing in the direction of forward travel.
IT IS TOO LATE TO REMEMBER WHAT SHOULD
HAVE BEEN DONE AFTER THE ACCIDENT HAS
HAPPENED.
For you safety and the safety of others, follow all the
safety precautions and instructions in the manuals and on
the decals affixed to the combine and its attachments.
Personal injury or death may result if these precautions
are not followed.
•READ the Operator's Manuals carefully to acquaint
yourself with the Corn Head and combine. Operating
unfamiliar equipment can cause accidents.
•ALWAYS shift transmission to neutral, stop engine,
set brake and remove start key before leaving the
operator's station, or before permitting anyone to
inspect, clean, lubricate, adjust or repair any part of
the combine or its attachments, unless otherwise
specifically recommended in the Operator's Manual.
•NEVER permit anyone to work under the Corn Head
or feeder housing or between the Corn Head and
combine UNLESS the header lift cylinder stop is fully
engaged on the lift ram, the engine is stopped, the
brake is set, the key is removed from the start switch,
and the Corn Head is latched securely to the feeder
housing.
•NEVER permit the operator or another person to
engage or disengage the header lift cylinder stop
UNLESS the combine engine is stopped, the brake
is set, and the key is removed from the start switch
while that person is between the Corn Head and the
combine or under the feeder housing to move the
header lift cylinder stop.
•BE SURE that everyone is clear of the combine
before starting the engine and mechanism or it's
attachments.
•ALWAYS be sure that all shields, guards and access
doors are in place when Corn Head is in operation.
•DO NOT try to clean, adjust, or service the Corn
Head while the Corn Head or combine is operating.
•KEEP all belts and chains in alignment and at the
proper tension.
•NEVER turn the Corn Head conveyor or drives
unless ALL parts of the body and articles of clothing
are well clear of the chains, gears, and other moving
parts.
FIG. 3
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