Kanga 216 Series User manual

SERIES 216 LOADER
Operator’s Manual
PM-000227

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COVER PAGE
TABLE OF CONTENTS & INDEX
SPECIFICATIONS
DRAWINGS
DECALS
SERVICE PROCEDURE
ATTACHMENTS

We thank you for choosing the Kanga Loader.
Your machine is the result of extensive design and
development and is acknowledged as being the
superior product in its category. We congratulate you
on your discerning choice and wish you many years of
productive service!
Read this manual carefully before operating your
machine. It contains important technical information,
safety precautions, and operating instructions. With
correct operation and attention to maintenance
procedures, you are ensured of a long, safe, and trouble-
free working life for your Kanga Loader.
We advise you to study and understand this manual
before undertaking any maintenance. Keep it with
your machine at all times as a ready reference. Some
illustrations in this publication show details or
attachments that may be dierent from those of your
machine. In addition, continuing improvements and
advancement in product design may have resulted in
changes to your machine that are not present in this
publication. If you have any questions, please do not
hesitate to contact us.
Safety rst!
Safety guidelines and warnings are highlighted
throughout this manual. ese address potential
hazards that may arise during the typical daily
operation and maintenance of your loader. You must
know and observe these safety guidelines and ensure
that all personnel working on or near your loader
understand and practice them as well.

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Table of Contents
Identify Your Kanga Loader ...................................................9
Read Your Product Plate .........................................................................................9
Understand the Model Number................................................................................9
Safety Information ................................................................10
Understand Safety Warnings and Symbols............................................................10
Safety Decal Labels ...............................................................................................11
Safe Work Practices—Pictograms .........................................................................14
Practice Safety at All Times.................................................15
General Safety Rules..............................................................................................15
Working on Slopes..................................................................................................16
Tipping Load and Rated Operating Capacity (ROC)..............................................18
Call Before You Dig.................................................................................................20
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) ....................................................................21
Complete a Risk Assessment..............................................22
Five Steps to an Effective Risk Assessment ..........................................................22
Risk Assessment Matrix.........................................................................................23
Be Work-Ready ......................................................................................................24
Operate Your Kanga Loader ................................................26
Inspection After Delivery.........................................................................................26
Check Before Using................................................................................................26
Loading and Unloading ..........................................................................................27
Lifting Your Loader .................................................................................................27
Safety in the Work Zone.........................................................................................28
Parking and Shutting Down....................................................................................28
Controls..................................................................................................................30
Before Starting Up..................................................................................................31
Starting...................................................................................................................31
Cold Weather Starting ............................................................................................32
Maneuvering...........................................................................................................32
Turning....................................................................................................................33

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Operate Loader Attachments ..............................................34
About Loader Attachments ....................................................................................34
Safety Guidelines for Attachments.........................................................................34
Hydraulic Attachment Connections........................................................................35
4-in-1 Attachment...................................................................................................36
Power Head and Auger Attachments.....................................................................37
Trencher Attachment ..............................................................................................38
Bucket Broom Attachment.....................................................................................39
Rotary Hoe Attachment..........................................................................................40
Backhoe Attachment..............................................................................................41
Fork Tyne Attachment.............................................................................................42
Angled Backll Blade Attachment..........................................................................43
Terminator Stump Grinder Attachment...................................................................44
Log Splitter Attachment..........................................................................................45
Install Track ..........................................................................46
Preparation.............................................................................................................46
Installation ..............................................................................................................47
Track Orientation ....................................................................................................48
Maintain Your Kanga Loader ...............................................51
Inspection and Checks...........................................................................................51
Daily Checklist........................................................................................................52
Loader Arm Maintenance.......................................................................................54
Long-Term Loader Storage ....................................................................................55
Post-Storage Return to Operation .........................................................................55
End-of-Service-Life Disposal..................................................................................56
Perform Service Tasks .........................................................57
About Service Tasks...............................................................................................57
Service Tasks: Engine.............................................................................................58
Service Tasks: Hydraulics.......................................................................................60
Service Tasks: Trenching Valve...............................................................................62
Service Tasks: Grease Nipples...............................................................................64
Service Tasks: Visual Inspection.............................................................................65
Service Tasks: Radiator (Diesel Engine) .................................................................65
Service Tasks: Battery............................................................................................66
Service Tasks: Pivot Pins........................................................................................66
Service Tasks: Tires and Tire Pressure...................................................................67
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Service Intervals and Records.............................................69
Troubleshooting Guide.........................................................73
Arms .......................................................................................................................73
Hydraulic Pump......................................................................................................74
Drive System ..........................................................................................................74
Auxiliary Hydraulic..................................................................................................75
Engine.....................................................................................................................75
Loader Specications and Decals.......................................76
Schematic: Series 216 Loader With Wheels ..........................................................76
Schematic: Series 216 Loader With Tracks............................................................77
Specications: Series 216 Loader With Wheels.....................................................78
Specications: Series216 Loader With Tracks.......................................................79
Decals: KK216 Loader (AUS)..................................................................................80
Decals: KK825 Loader (USA)..................................................................................82
Decals: TK825 Loader (AUS)..................................................................................84
Decals: TK825 Loader (USA)..................................................................................86
Understand Your Warranty...................................................91
Terms and Conditions.............................................................................................91
Spare Parts Warranty..............................................................................................92
Contact Information .............................................................93
Index .....................................................................................94
Register Your Kanga Loader
This part will be removed from this manual at the time of machine handover.
Record the Main Component Serial Numbers
Loader Checklist
Delivery Sheet
Warranty Registration Card
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Operator’s Manual · Notes

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Identify Your Kanga Loader
Read Your Product Plate
Understand the Model Number
Your loader’s model number
provides information about your
loader. Compare the number on
the machine to the code provided
on the right side of this page. The
rst letter represents the fuel type:
D for diesel and P for gasoline
(petrol). The next letter, a T or W,
indicates either a tracked (T) or
wheeled (W) loader. The three
numbers identify the series and
model.
Horse Power Class
Wheeled (W)
Tracked (T) Series
Key
1 Mini-Loader VIN Number
2 Date of Manufacture (in Australia)
3 Full Model Code
4 Engine Gross Maximum Power
(HP/KW)
5 Mini-Loader Rated Operating
Capacity (ROC)
6 Mass of Loader (without bucket,
operator and full uid capacity)
7 Make of Installed Engine
8 Engine Manufacturer Serial
Number
9 EPA Engine Family Name
(from engine)
10 EPA Family Name of Fuel System
(unleaded fuel loaders only)
11 Re-order Part Number for Serial
Tag
7
6
5
4
3
12
10
89
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Safety Information
Understand Safety Warnings
and Symbols
You must understand all safety statements shown
on your loader and in this manual. Especially
note information called out by the designations
shown below. Following these safety precautions
is required when operating or maintaining a Kanga
Loader.
DANGER
The DANGER designation indicates an
imminently hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
The WARNING designation indicates a
potentially hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
The CAUTION designation indicates a potentially
hazardous situation that, if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury or property
damage.
You will also see information called out with the
Note designation. This additional safety or general
information is important to the maintenance and
operation of your loader.
This Operator’s Manual provides measurements in
both International System of Units (SI) and United
States customary system units (USCS), displayed
as “SI (USCS).”
During day-to-day operation of your loader, you
will encounter a variety of situations beyond those
listed in this manual. We encourage you to assess
the risk present at any job site and in every work
task before beginning work. Apply appropriate risk
mitigation strategies to make safety a rst priority
at all times, and if these are not sufcient, stop the
job and immediately seek the help of a qualied
safety consultant.
Note
In the diagrams and illustrations shown in this
manual, safety guards and covers may have been
removed. This is strictly for illustrative purposes. All
guards and safety controls must be in place while
operating your loader.

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READ OPERATOR’S MANUAL REMOVE IGNITION KEY TIPPING HAZARD
Completely read and understand this
operator’s manual before using your
Kanga loader. Keep the manual with the
machine at all times.
CAUTION
Before any maintenance is
performed, switch engine off and
remove the key. Never leave the key
in an unattended machine.
CAUTION
To avoid a tipping hazard, do not
overload this machine. Read this
operator’s manual for Rated
Operating Capacity (ROC).
WARNING
CRUSHING HAZARD SAFETY LOCK SAFETY LOCK PIN STORAGE
The loader arm poses a whole-body
crushing hazard. Ensure loader pins are
fully and correctly installed whenever the
arm is raised for maintenance.
DANGER
The loader arm poses a whole-body
crushing hazard. Ensure loader pins are
fully and correctly installed whenever
the arm is raised for maintenance.
DANGER
Read this operator’s manual for
information on safely locking the
loader arm in the raised position for
daily checks and maintenance.
CAUTION
Safety Decal Labels
The following section provides a glossary of safety labels found on your Kanga Loader. These labels are
important! Become familiar with both their meaning and location prior to operating your loader.
They must be maintained so each decal label is clean, visible, and legible. To clean the decal, use a
soft cloth, water, and soap. Avoid the use of solvents, gasoline, or other harsh chemicals, as these may
damage the decal.
If a label has been damaged or removed, it must be replaced. In the Loader Specications section of this
Operator’s Manual, refer to the Decals pages (76 - 87) for your loader, part number information.
Operator’s Manual · Safety Information
DE-000964

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ATTACHMENT CONNECTIONS HIGH PRESSURE FLUID SAFE FILL LEVEL
Ensure attachment locking pins are
engaged and quick couplers are
connected before using a loader
attachment. Refer to this operator’s
manual for safe hitch connection and
safe connection and disconnection of
hydraulic hoses.
WARNING
CAUTION
Read and understand this operator’s
manual for refuelling and maximum
fuel level.
COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID REFUEL ENGINE OIL
WARNING
The low sulphur diesel fuel required for
this loader is combustible. Refer to this
operator’s manual for more information.
CAUTION
When refuelling, ll both tanks to
maximum ll level; do not over ll.
Read this operator’s manual for
information on fuelling your loader.
CAUTION
Consult this operator’s manual for
information on hydraulic oil.
ENGINE SPEED CONTROL DAILY GREASE POINT TIRE PRESSURE
CAUTION
Consult this operator’s manual for
information on engine speed control.
CAUTION
Some grease points may be hidden.
Consult this operator’s manual for more
information on greasing your loader.
CAUTION
Maintain correct tire pressure for all
loader tires. Consult this operator’s
manual for more information.
Operator’s Manual · Safety Information
WARNING
This machine operates on high pressure
hydraulic uid. Always wear eye
protection when operating or performing
maintenance on this machine. Consult
this operator’s manual for information on
safe connection and disconnection of
attachments for hydraulic safety.

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LASHING POINT LIFT POINT CRUSHING HAZARD
CAUTION
Lash the loader to a trailer or truck from
only the locations marked as lashing
points. Read and understand this
operator’s manual prior to transporting
your loader.
CAUTION
Lift the loader only at points approved
for lifting. Read and understand this
operator’s manual prior to lifting.
DANGER
Keep hands and body parts a safe
distance from actuating parts.
HOT FLUID UNDER PRESSURE CAUSTIC LIQUID HOT SURFACE
CAUTION
Do not remove radiator cap when hot.
WARNING
The 12V battery contains caustic liquid
that may result in chemical burns to esh
and materials.
WARNING
Keep hands and body parts a safe
distance from the hot surfaces located in
the exhaust, engine, and hydraulic areas.
MULTI-SAFETY ADVISORY PANEL
Operator’s Manual · Safety Information
See next page for information on these advisories.

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Safe Work Practices—Pictograms
These illustrate key safety practices related to the operation of your Kanga Loader.
Descriptions
1 Caution: Take note of the following safe work
practices and safety notices. Always read the
operator’s manual before operating this machine.
2 Warning: Fall hazard
Safe Operation Angle: Do not operate machine on
slopes greater than 20 degrees.
Maneuver the machine slowly when turning.
Maneuver the machine slowly across rough
ground.
3 Danger: Electrocution hazard. Always check for
overhead and underground power services.
Keep 3 meters (10 feet) from overhead services
and 2 meters (6 feet) from on-ground utility
markings.
4 Caution: Entanglement hazard. Always keep both
feet on the standing platform and stand in an
upright position.
Only operating personnel may be present on the
machine. Never sit or ride on the side, top, or front
of the machine.
5 Tipping Hazard: Refer to operator’s manual for
Rated Operating Capacity (ROC). Use a steady,
even motion on the control levers; do not jerk the
control levers. Carry the heavy end uphill. Always
check behind you before reversing the machine.
Never overload the machine or exceed ROC.
Always operate the machine with the attachment
lowered.
Always move up and down slopes with the
attachment lowered.
6 Before any maintenance is performed, switch
engine off and remove the key. Never leave the key
in an unattended machine.
7 Caution: Entanglement hazard
Bystanders must be at least 4 meters (12 feet) from
the operating machine at all times.
8 Caution: Crushing hazard to feet and legs
Do not place feet under the standing platform.
Always keep both feet on the standing platform
while operating the machine. When stepping on or
off, keep feet clear of rear of machine by 0.5 meters
(1.6 feet).
9 No smoking, no re, or open ame on or near this
machine.
10 Wear hearing and eye protection at all times during
operation of this machine.
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General Safety Rules
Read, remember, and apply the following safety
rules during the operation of your Kanga Loader.
In addition, complete a thorough risk assessment
before loading and unloading the loader, and
before beginning work. This will aid in anticipating
any unsafe operations or work conditions unique
to the job.
Completely read and understand this Operator’s
Manual and keep it with the machine at all times.
Identify, mark, and delineate all underground utility
installations before any work commences.
Establish a trafc control plan with a well-dened
and clearly marked loading/unloading and
work area.
DANGER
To avoid the risk of struck-by and back-over
accidents, ensure all personnel, guests, and
passers-by in the work area understand where
they can and cannot travel on foot.
Mark the boundaries of the work area with
barricades and/or trafc cones before beginning
work with the loader.
Plant both feet rmly on the driving platform at all
times during loader operation.
Note
When carrying loads, the operator’s body weight
provides additional counterbalance to the weight
of the bucket load.
Keep body parts within the connes of the loader.
Never tie or otherwise secure yourself to any part
of the machine or attachment.
Do not place feet under the driving platform.
DANGER
Keep hands, feet and clothing away from all
moving parts, including hydraulic arms.
Stop completely before changing loader direction
from forward to reverse or vice versa.
CAUTION
Failure to stop completely before changing
direction can affect loader stability and
damage the drive of the loader.
Stop completely before operating other hydraulic
controls.
Travel at speeds suitable for the conditions and as
determined by the task risk assessment.
Slow loader speed to appropriately match ground
conditions, such as rough surfaces or uneven
terrain.
Travel at the recommended operating speed
between 2/3 and 3/4 throttle.
Note
Reduced speeds minimize noise levels dangerous
to both the operator and bystanders.
Travel with the bucket low and level to the
ground, carrying loads as close to the ground as
practicable.
Ensure the machine is fully stopped and shut off
before stepping onto or off of the loader.
Use handholds to aid in stepping onto or off of
the loader.
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CAUTION
Do not use control levers as handholds.
General Safety Rules (continued)
Use only thumbs and forengers to operate the
control levers.
Use a steady, even action to achieve proper
control. Do not jerk the control levers.
Avoid distractions during loader operation.
DANGER
Never carry passengers on any part of the
loader or its attachments.
Remove the key and chock the wheels when the
loader is left unattended and/or unsupervised.
Attach a “Do Not Operate” or similar warning tag
in the driver area during service and repairs.
Shut off engine during refuelling.
Do not smoke or use open ame during loader
operation or while refuelling.
Do not exceed this loader’s Rated Operating
Capacity (ROC).
Do not engage in horseplay and other dangerous
behaviour while operating the loader or
attachments.
WARNING
Avoid touching exhaust, engine parts, hydraulic
pipes and ttings, drive chains, friction parts,
or guards.
Do not remove safety decals. Replace decals that
have become damaged or illegible.
Do not remove safety guarding.
If safety guarding must be removed for repairs or
maintenance, replace immediately.
Working on Slopes
Slopes present especially dangerous working
conditions. Environmental factors, such as the
presence of moisture, snow, ice, or slippery
plant material, can affect loader stability. Soil
conditions, rough terrain, reduced visibility due to
dust, and other factors can impair safe operation.
The presence of attachments, the condition and
conguration of the machine, the loads being
carried, and operator experience also impact
work safety.
The Kanga Loader is designed to operate on
slopes to a maximum of 20°. Note that this is a
maximum; the actual safe slope angle may be
lower depending on the factors listed above.
WARNING
Never work on a slope greater than
20°. Always complete a comprehensive
assessment of slope conditions and risks
before commencing work.
Working on Slopes (Continued)
Avoid traveling with and working the loader across
slopes, especially on uneven ground. If traveling
across a slope is imperative, the area should be
traversed under reduced speed and with extreme
caution. Any load should be lowered as far
as possible.
DANGER
Your Kanga Loader has been engineered to
permit access to restricted areas. The loader’s
reduced width can affect stability when
traveling across slopes.
Level Ground
Slope
Max. 20˚
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In addition to the precautions listed here,
observe the following safety practices when
working on slopes:
• Ensure personnel operating the loader are fully
trained and aware of hazards and precautions
prior to commencing work on a slope.
• Travel down a slope in reverse, and if carrying
a load, reduce speed.
• Do not leave the loader unattended on a slope.
• Do not park the loader on a slope.
• Do not carry a load with the arms raised.
Always carry loads with the arms against the
chassis, close to the ground.
• Never load or unload the loader on a slope.
• Never attach, change or remove attachments
on a slope.
• Slopes are a major factor in loss-of-control and
tip-over accidents, which may result in severe
injury or death. Operating the machine on any
slope or uneven terrain requires extra attention
and extreme caution.
• Always operate the machine up and down
slopes and loading ramps with the heavy end
of the machine uphill and the load close to
the ground. The heavy end of the machine will
depend on the attachment being used or load
being carried. Operating with an empty bucket
will make the rear of the machine the heavy
end, while a full bucket will make the front of
the machine the heavy end. Most hydraulic
driven attachments make the front of the
machine the heavy end.
• Raising the loader arms on a slope will affect
the balance and stability of the machine.
Always travel and operate with the loader arms
in the lowest possible position when on slopes.
• Establish your own pre-operation procedures
and operating rules for when operating on
slopes. Your procedures must always include
surveying the site/slope prior to operating the
machine to determine whether the slope is
safe for machine travel and operation. With
safety at the forefront of your decision making,
use good judgment and common sense when
completing the slope/site survey.
• Slow down and use extra care on slopes.
Take into consideration the ground conditions,
weather conditions, surface type, surface
condition and available traction which can
all affect the stability of the machine. Always
proceed slowly, ensuring all movements
are smooth and gradual. Never make
sudden changes in direction, speed or arm
movements.
• Avoid starting or stopping on a slope as this
may cause the machine to lose traction.
• Avoid travelling across or turning on a slope.
Always proceed straight up and down a slope
with the heavy end of the machine uphill.
• Always use extra caution when operating your
mini loader near ditches, embankments, waters
edge and culverts.
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Tipping Load and Rated
Operating Capacity (ROC)
In accordance with ISO 14397-1:2007(E), the
tipping load was determined by the load that when
put in the bucket or fork will commence tipping of
the machine. This load has been determined for a
range of attachments with the tabulated results on
the following pages. As per the code, Tipping Load
was determined with:
• The load acting through the centre of bucket
volume or in the centre of the fork tynes
• The boom in the least stable position
• A 75kg (165 lb) operator
• Fluids at recommended levels
• A full fuel tank
• Air-lled tires
Note:
The water lled tires is the usual conguration
in Australia, however air lled was used as a
conservative measure. Optional counterweight
mass is not included unless stated.
Rated Operating Capacity (ROC):
ISO 14397- 1:2007(E) states that the Rated
Operating Capacity (ROC) is the Tipping Load
multiplied by stability factors for normal operation.
For skid steers, these factors are 0.50 for wheeled
machines and 0.35 for tracked / crawler machines.
On certain loaders, Kanga uses what is called
an Over Tire Track (OTT) system. This system is
intended to improve traction and oat in soft wet
conditions, while maintaining the hard / uneven
ground stability attributes of a wheel loader. In
terms of stability, Kanga nd the OTT system to
be comparable to a wheel loader though have
reduced the factor to 0.45 as an added precaution.
Only Kanga designed and approved attachments
are to be used in conjunction with your Kanga
Loader. Operator to ensure the attachment is
suitable for use with the loader model type and
will not cause tipping. Contact Kanga for specic
attachment details.
* This is to represent the general loader capabilities. Cannot be used for material load without adjusting
for the bucket mass.
** Tipping Load and ROC are based on stability only. Refer to the fork tyne specications / manuals for
individual arm load capacities.
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BUCKETS
Material load for
buckets: No bucket * 62kg Kanga GP Bucket 84kg Kanga HD GP bucket
157kg Kanga HD 4in1
bucket
Tipping load 539kg 1186lb 477kg 1050lb 455kg 1001lb 382kg 841lb
Rated Operating
Capacity (ROC) 270kg 593lb 239kg 525lb 228kg 501lb 191kg 420lb
FORKS
Material load for forks**: 500mm Kanga fork tynes 750mm Kanga fork tynes 900mm Kanga fork tynes
Tipping load 373kg 821lb 339kg 746lb 321kg 707lb
Rated Operating Capacity (ROC) 187kg 411lb 170kg 373lb 161kg 354lb

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* This is to represent the general loader capabilities. Cannot be used for material load without adjusting
for the bucket mass.
** Tipping Load and ROC are based on stability only. Refer to the fork tyne specications / manuals for
individual arm load capacities.
216 SERIES - DT825
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BUCKETS
Material load for
buckets: No bucket * 62kg Kanga GP Bucket 84kg Kanga HD GP bucket
157kg Kanga HD 4in1
bucket
Tipping load 552kg 1214lb 490kg 1078lb 468kg 1029lb 395kg 869lb
Rated Operating
Capacity (ROC) 248kg 546lb 220kg 485lb 211kg 463lb 178kg 391lb
FORKS
Material load for forks**: 500mm Kanga fork tynes 750mm Kanga fork tynes 900mm Kanga fork tynes
Tipping load 383kg 844lb 348kg 766lb 330kg 726lb
Rated Operating Capacity (ROC) 173kg 380lb 157kg 345lb 149kg 327lb

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Call Before You Dig
Never begin work at a new location until the
work area has been fully marked for underground
utilities. Buried electrical, telephone, cable
wires, gas, water and sewer lines are likely to be
present. Unintentionally disrupting these hidden
hazards while working with your loader can result
dangerous situations and property damage.
Many countries offer a “Dial Before You Dig”
service which advises the location of underground
services in your area. If available also use this
service prior to digging, drilling, trenching or any
form of excavating and earthmoving.
CAUTION
You must ensure that underground utilities
have been ofcially marked before working in
the area. Markings must be valid according to
state law or practice.
To begin the process of utility location, call the
respective “Dial Before You Dig” authority for your
Country or State, several days before work is to
begin. Your call will be routed to a local utility
locator dispatch service. Be ready to provide
information about where you plan to dig, the type
of work involved, and how you can be reached.
The applicable utility companies will be informed,
and utility locator personnel will be sent to the
property to mark the approximate locations of the
underground utilities. They will use paint, ags,
stakes, or other temporary methods.
While operating your loader and attachments in a
marked area, keep a distance of at least 2 meters
(6 feet) from all underground services.
DANGER
During loader operation, maintain a minimum
“no-work zone” buffer of 3 meters (10 feet)
from any overhead electrical service and 2
meters (6 feet) from any underground service.
Operator’s Manual · Practice Safety at All Times