FENDT 900 Gal Liquid System User manual

Operator's Manual
Application System
900 Gal Liquid System
AGCx0900xLxxx1001-
1100 Gal Liquid System
AGCx1100xLxxx1001-
1300 Gal Liquid System
AGCx1300xLxxx1001-
North America
4205 River Green Parkway, Duluth GA 30096 USA
FENDT is a worldwide brand of AGCO
© AGCO 2020
Original Operator's Manual
May 2020
609142D1A
English

Congratulations on your selection of an AGCO®Product. We believe you
have exercised excellent judgment in the purchase of your AGCO®
machine. We are most appreciative of your patronage.
Your Dealer has performed the pre-delivery service on your new
machine.
He will discuss with you the operating and maintenance instructions
given in this manual, and instruct you in the correct and varied
applications of this machine. Call on him at any time when you have a
question or need equipment related to the use of your machine.
We recommend that you carefully read this entire manual before
operating the machine. Also, time spent in becoming fully acquainted
with its performance features, adjustments, and maintenance schedules
will be repaid in a long and satisfactory life of the product.
This equipment is covered by a written warranty which will be provided
to you by your AGCO®Dealer at time of purchase.
AGCO®reserves the right to make changes or add improvements to its products at any time
without incurring any obligation to make such changes to products manufactured previously. AGCO
®, or its dealers, accept no responsibility for variations which may be evident in the actual
specifications of its products and the statements and descriptions contained in this publication.
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1 Safety .................................................................... 9
1.1 A word to the operator .............................................. 1
1
1.1.1 Safety symbol .................................................. 12
1.1.2 Safety messages ................................................ 12
1.1.3 Messages ..................................................... 12
1.1.4 Follow safety instructions .......................................... 13
1.1.5 Prepare for emergencies ...........................................13
1.1.6 Exit the cab in an emergency ....................................... 14
1.2 Operate the machine ................................................ 15
1.2.1 Prevent machine runaway .......................................... 16
1.2.2 Use correct lamps and markers ...................................... 16
1.2.3 Operation on slopes .............................................. 16
1.2.4 Travel on public roads ............................................. 17
1.2.5 Stop and park ................................................... 17
1.2.6 System boom operation ........................................... 17
1.2.7 Avoid Eye Contact with Radar ....................................... 18
1.2.8 Exhaust fumes .................................................. 18
1.2.9 Noise prevention ................................................ 18
1.2.10 Handle fuel correctly ..............................................19
1.2.11 Towing ........................................................19
1.3 Maintenance and service ............................................ 20
1.3.1 Modifications ................................................... 20
1.3.2 Practice correct maintenance ....................................... 20
1.3.3 Chemical safety ................................................. 21
1.3.4 Work in a clean area .............................................. 23
1.3.5 Understand correct service ......................................... 24
1.3.6 Use correct tools ................................................ 24
1.3.7 Support machine correctly ......................................... 25
1.3.8 High pressure fluids .............................................. 25
1.3.9 Service cooling system correctly ..................................... 26
1.3.10 Remove paint before welding or heating ............................... 26
1.3.11 Mobile radio installations .......................................... 26
1.3.12 Fire prevention .................................................. 27
1.4 Safety signs ........................................................ 28
1.4.1 Recirculation valve ............................................... 30
1.4.2 Fresh water reload ............................................... 30
1.4.3 Inhalation ......................................................30
1.4.4 Operator manual ................................................ 30
1.4.5 Pressurized fluid .................................................31
1.4.6 Water tank ..................................................... 31
1.4.7 Crush hazard ................................................... 31
1.4.8 Center boom ................................................... 31
1.4.9 Personal protective equipment ...................................... 32
1.4.10 Liquid system control ............................................. 32
1.4.11 3-Way control panel .............................................. 32
2 Introduction .............................................................. 33
2.1 Introduction ........................................................ 35
2.1.1 Intended use ................................................... 35
2.1.2 How to correctly dispose of the waste ................................ 35
2.1.3 Pre-Delivery Inspection checklist ..................................... 35
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2.2 Serial numbers ..................................................... 36
2.2.1 System serial number .............................................36
2.2.2 Serial number definition ........................................... 36
3 Operation ................................................................ 39
3.1 System controls .................................................... 41
3.1.1 Drive lever controls .............................................. 41
3.1.2 Armrest controls ................................................ 41
3.1.3 Reload keypad .................................................. 42
3.2 Spray system setup ................................................. 44
3.2.1 Set up the application system ....................................... 44
3.2.2 Boom nozzle spacing table ......................................... 44
3.2.3 Calibrate the nozzles ............................................. 46
3.2.4 Calibrate the flow meter ........................................... 47
3.2.5 Calibrate the speed in monitors and controllers .......................... 49
3.2.6 Determine the main pressure line valve setting .......................... 50
3.2.7 Input - output modules ............................................ 51
3.2.8 End row nozzles .................................................51
3.2.9 Nozzle sizing ................................................... 51
3.3 Plumbing controls .................................................. 52
3.4 Product tank ........................................................ 54
3.4.1 View the tank settings ............................................ 54
3.4.2 Set the product density ........................................... 54
3.4.3 Product tank ................................................... 54
3.4.4 Side reload .................................................... 55
3.4.4.1 Fill the tank from the side using the liquid tender ............... 55
3.4.4.2 Fill the tank from the side using the on-board pump ............. 58
3.4.5 Front reload - if equipped .......................................... 63
3.4.5.1 Fill the tank from the front using the liquid tender ............... 63
3.4.5.2 Fill the tank from the front using the on-board pump ............. 67
3.5 Agitation ........................................................... 73
3.5.1 View the agitation settings ......................................... 73
3.5.2 Set the agitation .................................................73
3.5.3 Agitate the product ...............................................74
3.6 Recirculatory system ................................................ 76
3.6.1 Recirculatory system valve positions .................................. 76
3.6.2 Recirculate the product ........................................... 76
3.7 Chemical eductor ................................................... 79
3.7.1 Operate the eductor with the product tank ............................. 79
3.7.2 Operate the eductor with the liquid tender ............................. 83
3.7.3 Do a check of the chemical eductor performance .........................90
3.8 Fresh water tank .................................................... 91
3.8.1 Fill the fresh water tank ........................................... 91
3.8.2 Fill the hand wash tank ............................................ 92
3.9 Boom procedures ................................................... 93
3.9.1 Fold out the booms .............................................. 93
3.9.2 Fold out the booms using automatic fold ............................... 95
3.9.3 Fold in the booms ............................................... 96
3.9.4 Fold in the booms with the automatic fold .............................. 98
3.9.5 Boom tip break-away ............................................. 99
3.9.6 Automatic full-boom break-away return ............................... 100
3.9.7 Boom control manual override - without Autoboom ...................... 100
3.9.8 Boom control manual override - with Autoboom ......................... 101
3.10 Spray tips ......................................................... 104
3.10.1 Remove a spray tip .............................................. 104
3.10.2 Install a spray tip ................................................104
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3.10.3 Change a spray nozzle ........................................... 104
3.10.4 Check and clean a spray tip ........................................ 105
3.11 Foam marker ...................................................... 106
3.11.1 View the foam marker settings ..................................... 106
3.11.2 Fill the foam marker tank ..........................................106
3.11.3 Operate the foam marker ......................................... 107
3.12 Chemical injection system .......................................... 109
3.12.1 Fill the chemical injection system ....................................110
3.12.2 Set the rate for the chemical injection ................................ 110
3.12.3 Rinse the chemical injection system ..................................111
3.13 At the end of the job ................................................113
3.13.1 Prepare the machine at the end of the job ............................. 113
3.14 Spray control calculator .............................................115
3.14.1 Spray control calculator ........................................... 115
3.14.2 Determine the application rates and nozzles ............................ 115
3.14.3 Determine the speed range ........................................ 116
3.14.4 Other uses for the spray control calculator ............................. 118
3.15 Electrical power connection ......................................... 120
3.16 Cleaning procedures ................................................121
3.16.1 Valve and product flow indicators ................................... 121
3.16.2 Procedures for product recovery, cleanout, and rinse ..................... 123
3.16.3 Product recovery procedures .......................................123
3.16.4 Rinse the tank ................................................. 125
3.16.5 Clean out the boom without chemical injection ......................... 125
3.17 Diagnostics and calibration ......................................... 127
3.17.1 View the diagnostics screen ....................................... 127
3.17.2 View the calibration menu ........................................ 127
3.17.3 Calibrate the automatic fold ........................................128
3.17.4 Calibrate the tank level sensor ......................................130
3.18 Application system removal and installation ......................... 131
3.18.1 Remove the liquid system ........................................ 131
3.18.2 Install the spinner system ........................................ 140
3.18.3 Set up the Raven Viper 4 for RoGator C series spinner system .............. 146
3.18.3.1 Tire RCI number ...................................... 153
3.18.3.2 Create New Job ...................................... 154
3.18.3.3 Factory default values .................................. 154
3.18.4 Remove the spinner system ....................................... 156
3.18.5 Install the liquid system .......................................... 161
3.18.6 Set up the Raven Viper 4 for RoGator C series liquid system ................ 171
4 TaskDoc™ / AgControl™ Operation ....................................... 177
4.1 TaskDoc™ / TaskDoc Pro™ overview ................................ 179
4.1.1 TaskDoc system overview ......................................... 179
4.1.2 TaskDoc Pro system overview ...................................... 179
4.2 TaskDoc™ menu overview .......................................... 181
4.2.1 TaskDoc menu overview .......................................... 181
4.3 TaskDoc™ / TaskDoc Pro™ commissioning .......................... 182
4.3.1 Install the mini SIM card for Global System for Mobile communication (GSM) ... 182
4.3.2 Condition for the commissioning .................................... 183
4.3.2.1 Switch on ISOBUS .................................... 183
4.3.3 Connection settings ............................................. 184
4.3.3.1 View/adjust the connection settings for the Global Systems for
Mobile Communications (GSM) network .....................184
4.3.4 View the connection settings for the Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA)/
Long Term Evolution (LTE) network .................................. 187
4.4 Connection settings ................................................ 189
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4.4.1 View/adjust the connection settings for the Global Systems for Mobile
Communications (GSM) network ....................................189
4.4.2 View the connection settings for the Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA)/
Long Term Evolution (LTE) network .................................. 191
4.5 TaskDoc™ operation and settings ................................... 193
4.5.1 TaskDoc information ............................................. 193
4.5.2 View the TaskDoc™ main menu .................................... 194
4.5.3 Make a task ................................................... 194
4.5.4 Copy a task/create a task template .................................. 196
4.5.5 Select a task .................................................. 197
4.5.6 Add categories to a task .......................................... 198
4.5.7 Delete categories from a task ...................................... 199
4.5.8 Filter by categories .............................................. 200
4.5.9 View the TaskDoc™ data settings ................................... 201
4.5.10 View the roaming settings ........................................ 202
4.5.11 View the on-board computer ....................................... 203
4.5.12 Memory space monitoring ........................................ 205
4.5.13 Delete all TaskDoc data ...........................................205
4.6 TaskDoc™ faults and remedy ....................................... 207
4.6.1 System test ................................................... 207
4.6.1.1 Starting the system test ................................ 207
4.6.1.2 System test results .................................... 207
4.7 Auto-Guide™ ...................................................... 210
4.7.1 View the Auto-Guide™ map ....................................... 210
4.7.2 View the worked area settings ......................................211
4.7.3 View the Auto-Guide™ main menu .................................. 212
4.7.4 View the field settings ........................................... 213
4.7.4.1 Add a boundary ....................................... 214
4.7.5 View the implement selection ...................................... 218
4.7.6 View the steering settings ........................................ 219
4.7.7 View the signal settings .......................................... 220
4.7.8 View the correction signal screen ................................... 220
4.7.8.1 Select the signal type .................................. 221
4.7.9 View the system screen .......................................... 223
4.7.10 View the NMEA settings ..........................................224
4.7.11 View the headland settings ........................................ 225
4.7.12 Select the Auto-Guide™ button ..................................... 225
4.8 AgControl™ Section Control operation and configuration ............. 227
4.8.1 SectionControl description ........................................ 227
4.8.2 Section Control overview menu .....................................227
4.8.3 AgControl™ icons .............................................. 228
4.8.4 View the AgControl™ menus ...................................... 229
4.8.5 View the rate control settings ...................................... 230
4.8.6 View the virtual switch box ........................................ 231
4.8.7 View the product flow............................................232
4.8.8 View the nozzle settings .......................................... 232
4.8.9 View the boom settings .......................................... 233
4.8.10 View the life time totals .......................................... 234
4.8.11 Error codes ................................................... 234
4.8.11.1 View the active error codes .............................. 234
4.8.11.2 View the stored error codes .............................. 235
4.8.12 View the Software Information screen ................................ 236
4.9 Section control .................................................... 237
4.9.1 View the section control switches ................................... 237
4.9.2 Select manual or automatic section control ............................ 237
4.9.3 Adjust the switch o time for section control ........................... 237
4.9.4 Adjust the switch on time for section control .......................... 239
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4.9.5 Automatic Section Control ........................................ 240
4.9.6 View the section control settings ................................... 241
4.9.7 View the section settings ......................................... 242
4.10 AgControl™ Variable Rate Control (VRC) operation and settings .......243
4.10.1 AgControl Variable Rate Control (VRC) System requirements ............... 243
4.10.2 View the TaskDoc™ data settings ................................... 243
4.10.3 AgControl Variable Rate Control (VRC) make an application map with a field
database ..................................................... 244
4.10.4 AgControl Variable Rate Control (VRC) TaskDoc requirements ............... 245
4.10.5 Activate the AgControl Variable Rate Control (VRC) ....................... 246
4.10.6 AgControl Variable Rate Control (VRC) Pause task ....................... 248
4.10.7 AgControl Variable Rate Control (VRC) map view and layer selection .......... 249
4.10.8 AgControl Variable Rate Control (VRC) example map views ................. 250
4.11 TaskDoc™ quick start guides ........................................252
4.11.1 Start a task from scratch .......................................... 252
4.11.1.1 Add a boundary (optional) ................................257
4.11.1.2 Save task to USB ......................................261
4.11.1.3 Save task by wireless transfer ............................ 263
4.11.2 Use a task uploaded from a USB .................................... 263
4.11.2.1 Add a boundary (optional) ................................268
4.11.3 Use a task uploaded Wirelessly .................................... 274
4.11.3.1 Add a boundary ....................................... 278
4.12 Management ...................................................... 284
4.12.1 Machine administration, implement administration and field administration; data
exchange ..................................................... 284
4.12.1.1 Data exchange with a USB stick ........................... 284
5 Maintenance ............................................................ 287
5.1 Maintenance introduction .......................................... 289
5.1.1 Lubricant filling reminders ......................................... 289
5.2 Maintenance schedule ..............................................290
5.3 Boom trees ........................................................ 291
5.3.1 Lubricate the large boom tree ...................................... 291
5.3.2 Lubricate the small boom tree ......................................291
5.3.3 Adjust the boom wear pad clearance ................................. 292
5.4 90 and 100 ft booms ................................................ 295
5.4.1 Lubricate the 90 and 100 ft booms .................................. 295
5.4.2 Adjust the 90 ft - 100 ft boom breakaway .............................. 296
5.4.3 Adjust the boom lead on 90 and 100 ft booms .......................... 297
5.4.4 Placement of the foldback rest and wear angle for 90 ft booms ............. 298
5.4.5 Placement of the foldback rest and wear angle for 100 ft booms ............. 299
5.5 120 ft booms ...................................................... 300
5.5.1 Lubricate the 120 ft booms ........................................ 300
5.5.2 Adjust the boom lead on 120 ft booms ............................... 301
5.5.3 Adjust the 120 ft boom breakaway ...................................301
5.5.4 Adjust the 120 ft boom tip breakaway ................................ 302
5.5.5 Placement of the foldback rest bump stop and wear angle for 120 ft booms .... 304
5.6 132 ft booms ...................................................... 306
5.6.1 Lubricate the 132 ft booms ........................................ 306
5.6.2 Tighten the boom attachment hardware .............................. 307
5.6.3 132 ft boom adjustments ......................................... 308
5.6.4 Align the Y axis ................................................ 308
5.6.5 Adjust the boom fold bump stop .................................... 310
5.6.6 Adjust the secondary shelf rest ..................................... 312
5.6.7 Primary/Secondary fold cylinder adjustment ............................ 313
5.6.7.1 Adjust the cylinder clevis ................................313
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5.6.7.2 Adjust the double heim joint ..............................314
5.6.8 Align the X axis ................................................ 314
5.7 Plumbing .......................................................... 316
5.7.1 Check and clean a tip ............................................ 316
5.7.2 Clean the high volume system line strainer ............................ 316
5.7.3 Clean the low volume system line strainers ............................ 317
5.7.4 Liquid system hoses .............................................318
5.7.5 Hydraulic lines ................................................. 319
5.8 System storage .................................................... 320
5.8.1 Prepare the application system for storage ............................ 320
5.8.2 Winterize the liquid system ........................................ 320
5.8.3 Winterize the foam marker system .................................. 323
5.8.4 Winterize the chemical injection system .............................. 324
6 Troubleshooting ......................................................... 327
6.1 Fault code reference ................................................ 329
7 Specifications ........................................................... 349
7.1 Liquid system specifications ........................................ 351
7.1.1 Liquid system weight ............................................ 352
8 Index ................................................................... 353
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1 Safety
1.1 A word to the operator .................................................. 1
1
1.1.1 Safety symbol ...................................................... 12
1.1.2 Safety messages .................................................... 12
1.1.3 Messages ......................................................... 12
1.1.4 Follow safety instructions .............................................. 13
1.1.5 Prepare for emergencies .............................................. 13
1.1.6 Exit the cab in an emergency ........................................... 14
1.2 Operate the machine .................................................... 15
1.2.1 Prevent machine runaway ..............................................16
1.2.2 Use correct lamps and markers ......................................... 16
1.2.3 Operation on slopes .................................................. 16
1.2.4 Travel on public roads ................................................. 17
1.2.5 Stop and park ...................................................... 17
1.2.6 System boom operation ............................................... 17
1.2.7 Avoid Eye Contact with Radar ........................................... 18
1.2.8 Exhaust fumes ..................................................... 18
1.2.9 Noise prevention .................................................... 18
1.2.10 Handle fuel correctly ................................................. 19
1.2.11 Towing ........................................................... 19
1.3 Maintenance and service ................................................ 20
1.3.1 Modifications .......................................................20
1.3.2 Practice correct maintenance ........................................... 20
1.3.3 Chemical safety ..................................................... 21
1.3.4 Work in a clean area ..................................................23
1.3.5 Understand correct service .............................................24
1.3.6 Use correct tools .................................................... 24
1.3.7 Support machine correctly ............................................. 25
1.3.8 High pressure fluids .................................................. 25
1.3.9 Service cooling system correctly .........................................26
1.3.10 Remove paint before welding or heating ................................... 26
1.3.11 Mobile radio installations .............................................. 26
1.3.12 Fire prevention ..................................................... 27
1.4 Safety signs ............................................................ 28
1.4.1 Recirculation valve ................................................... 30
1.4.2 Fresh water reload ................................................... 30
1.4.3 Inhalation ......................................................... 30
1.4.4 Operator manual .................................................... 30
1.4.5 Pressurized fluid .................................................... 31
1.4.6 Water tank ........................................................ 31
1.4.7 Crush hazard ....................................................... 31
1.4.8 Center boom ....................................................... 31
1.4.9 Personal protective equipment .......................................... 32
1.4.10 Liquid system control .................................................32
1.4.11 3-Way control panel .................................................. 32
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1.1 A word to the operator
It is your responsibility to read and understand the
safety section in this manual and the manual for all
implements before you operate this machine. You
are responsible for your safety. Good safety
procedures prevent injury to you and the persons
around you.
Make the information in the safety section of this
manual a part of your safety procedure. This safety
section is written only for this type of machine.
Safety is your responsibility. You can prevent injury
and death.
This safety section gives basic safety examples
that can occur during the operation and
maintenance of your machine. This safety section
is not a replacement for safety instruction in other
sections of this manual.
Injury or death can occur if the safety instruction is
not obeyed.
Learn how to operate the machine and how to use
the controls correctly.
Do not operate the machine if you do not know
how to operate the machine. Do not let persons
operate the machine that do not know how to
operate the machine.
Follow all safety instructions in the manuals and on
the safety signs on the machine, the implements,
and the attachments.
Use only approved attachments and implements.
Make sure that your machine has the correct
equipment that is necessary by the local
regulations.
WARNING:
Do not use alcohol or drugs that can
have an eect on alertness or
coordination. If you use prescription
or 'over the counter' drugs, get
medical advice about the safe
operation of machines.
CAUTION:
If attachments or implements used
with this machine have a dierent
operator manual, see that operator
manual for other important safety
instructions.
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1.1.1 Safety symbol
The safety symbol tells you about an area that can
be dangerous.
Look for the safety symbol in this Operator's
Manual and on the machine. The safety symbols
tell you that there are important safety instructions
in the manual.
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1.1.2 Safety messages
The words DANGER, WARNING or CAUTION are
used with the safety symbol. Learn these safety
messages and obey the recommended
precautions and safety instructions.
DANGER:
If you do not obey the recommended
precautions and safety instructions,
DEATH OR INJURY will occur.
WARNING:
If you do not obey the recommended
precautions and safety instructions,
DEATH OR INJURY can occur.
CAUTION:
If you do not obey the recommended
precautions and safety instructions,
INJURY can possibly occur.
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1.1.3 Messages
The messages important and note are not related to personal safety. They give information about the
operation and maintenance of the machine.
IMPORTANT:
If you do not follow the special instructions or procedures, you can cause damage to the machine. You can
also cause damage to the process, or the area around the machine.
NOTE: Information to help you do the procedure, or help you to understand.
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1.1.4 Follow safety instructions
Carefully read, learn and understand all safety
messages and or information in this manual and
on machine's safety signs. Keep safety signs in
good condition. Replace missing or damaged
safety signs. Make sure the new equipment
components and or repair parts include current
safety signs. See local dealer for replacement
safety signs.
Never operate machine or equipment without
correct instruction and a complete understanding
of control operation.
Learn to operate the machine and how to use all
controls correctly before operation. Do not let
operator's not authorized operate the machine,
systems and or do service and or maintenance
procedures without correct instruction.
Keep machine, all components and systems, in
correct working condition. Modifications to the
machine not authorized by AGCO can decrease
functionality and or safety, decrease machine life
and void machine warranty.
IMPORTANT: Any modifications to machine or
systems not authorized by AGCO void the
warranty.
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1.1.5 Prepare for emergencies
Keep a first aid kit and a fire extinguisher handy.
Keep emergency numbers for doctors, ambulance
service, hospital, and the fire department readily
available always.
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1.1.6 Exit the cab in an emergency
Before starting the procedure
Prior to machine operation, completely understand how to quickly exit the cab in an emergency.
Procedure
1. Remove the hammer (1) from the holder.
2. Use the hammer and break the best available
window.
3. Exit the cab through the window opening.
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1.2 Operate the machine
Procedure
1. Make sure the operator and the ladder areas
are clean and dry to prevent personal injuries.
2. Make sure all wheel bolts are torqued to
correct specifications before operation.
3. Never permit any people on or in the
machine when in operation.
4. Engage park brake and put drive lever in
neutral before starting engine.
5. Stop the machine, turn o the engine, and
set the park brake if an accident occurs.
Remove the key and take the key with before
inspecting any damage.
6. Stop machine immediately if there is an engine, hydraulic system or any failure. Do not turn the key
o until the machine stops and turned o correctly.
7. The operator must not exceed the recommended speeds, loads, or tire inflation. These
recommendations are on the tires and the tire chart located in the operator manual.
8. Never get o a moving machine.
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9. When leaving machine unattended, set park
brake, turn o the engine, remove the key
and take the key with.
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1.2.1 Prevent machine runaway
Never bypass start the engine by making a
connection across starter terminals. Engine will
start and machine will move if normal circuits are
bypassed.
WARNING:
Possible injury or death can result
from machine runaway. Never start
the engine while standing on the
ground. Start the engine only from
operator's seat with the seat belt on,
with the drive lever in neutral and
park brake engaged.
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1.2.2 Use correct lamps and markers
To increase visibility, use the lamps and devices provided. Amber flashing warning lamps and rotating
beacon / strobe beacon, when installed, are recommended whenever driving on public roads unless
prohibited by law. Keep all lamps and markers clean and in correct working order. Replace any missing or
damaged components immediately.
1.2.3 Operation on slopes
Keep the machine in slow speed when going
down slopes. Avoid holes, ditches, and
obstructions to prevent a rollover, especially on
hillsides. Avoid sharp turns on hillsides.
Never drive near edge of a gully or steep
embankment.
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1.2.4 Travel on public roads
WARNING: Environmental transportation hazard.
Personal injury or chemical spill can occur.
A loaded machine driven on public roads has a high risk of tire failure. Do not use the
machine for transporting product on public roads.
Always walk around and visually inspect the machine before traveling on public roads. As a warning, honk
the horn twice before starting the engine. Check for damage and or faulty components that can fail and
create a hazardous condition. Make sure all machine systems operate properly including, but not limited to,
front road lights, tail and brake lights, hazard warning lights, park brake, horn, windscreen wiper and
washer, and rear view mirrors. Repair or replace any component not in proper working order.
Never drive at a speed causing the machine to bounce or lose control.
Obey all trac laws. Operate the machine with hazard warning lights or rotating beacon / strobe beacon, if
equipped, on, unless prohibited by law. The use of road lights while traveling on public roads is the
operator's responsibility.
1.2.5 Stop and park
Machine overturns, collisions, runaways, and crushing accidents can occur when an operator ignores safety
procedures.
Failure to signal before you stop, you turn or you slow on public roads, or anywhere can cause a possible
risk.
Pull to the side of the road before you stop.
Be very careful when you stop on slippery surfaces or with heavy loads.
Always engage the parking brake when the machine has stopped.
Remove the key to prevent any personnel not approved from operating the machine.
1.2.6 System boom operation
Make sure no personnel or objects are in the path
of booms before retracting or extending.
Know where the boom location is always.
Retract and lock booms and disengage hydraulic
enable switch before driving on public roads.
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1.2.7 Avoid Eye Contact with Radar
Radar ground sensors emit a low intensity
microwave signal. The microwave signal will not
cause any ill eects during normal use. Although
the intensity is low, to avoid eye damage, never
look directly into the sensor while the sensor is in
operation.
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1.2.8 Exhaust fumes
Always work in a correct ventilated area.
Engine exhaust fumes can cause sickness or
death. If necessary to run engine in a closed area,
use correct equipment to safely remove exhaust
fumes from area.
Always open the doors and get outside air into
area.
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1.2.9 Noise prevention
Wear proper hearing protective devices such as
earmus or earplugs to prevent loss of hearing
due to high noise levels.
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1.2.10 Handle fuel correctly
Fuel is very flammable. Handle carefully.
• Always stop the engine before refueling.
• Never refuel while smoking.
• Add fuel in a safe place, away from open
flames or sparks.
• Fill fuel tank outdoors.
• Never fill the fuel tank full.
• Cleanup any spilled fuel immediately.
• Never use diesel fuel, kerosene, gasoline, or
any flammable solvents for cleaning.
• Prevent fire hazards by keeping machine free of
any accumulated trash, grease, and debris.
• Always have, and be prepared to use, a
multipurpose dry chemical fire extinguisher
during operation and while refueling.
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1.2.11 Towing
Towing a trailer is not approved by AGCO.
Using machine for towing, creates a hazard and
can void machine and system warranty.
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1.3 Maintenance and service
Read and understand maintenance and safety
instructions before performing any maintenance
procedures.
Any maintenance procedures and or repairs must
only be done by trained personnel.
Never change any equipment or add attachments
not approved by AGCO.
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1.3.1 Modifications
Welding or changing the chassis in any way (such as adding implement towing hitches) can cause damage
and or failure of components. Modifications not approved by AGCO void machine and or system warranty.
1.3.2 Practice correct maintenance
Never lubricate, service, or adjust any systems or
components while machine is moving.
Never wear a necktie, necklace, scarf, or loose
clothing while working near machine tools or
moving parts.
Tie long hair behind head and wear a hair net.
Remove all jewelry to prevent electrical shorts and
or other personal injury when working with
machine tools or moving parts.
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