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Sudden twitches or swings affect the balance of the trailer when tipping. Do not use the

electric  joustick  buttons  to  control  the  tipping.  Drive  calmly  with  loader,  avoiding

sudden change in speed or twitches. Move the rear hydraulic control lever calmly eith

small movements and low engine rpm. Do not try to loosen material from the trailer by

swingin the trailer eith the tipping function or with driving the loader.

6.2.1.

 

Operating the rear hydraulic outlet of the loader

Control  of  the  rear  hydraulics  varies  according  to  the  loader  model  and  the  implementation  of  the  rear
hydraulics. More information can be found from the operator’s manual of the loader.

 

On 200-series loader the valve lever on the boom must be turned to “Rear” –position. After this,
tipping of the trailer is controlled with the auxiliary hydraulics control pedal.

 

On 400- and  500-series  loaders  the  rear  hydraulic  outlet  is  activated  with  an  electric  switch  on
the  dashboard.  When  the  switch  is  activated,  the  rear  hydraulics  outlet  is  controlled  with  the
auxiliary hydraulics control lever.

 

On  525LPG  model  and  on  600-  and  700-series  loaders,  the  rear  outlet  is  controlled  with  a
separate lever. Do not use the electric buttons of the joystick and select the 1-pump setting.

6.3.

 

Operating on slopes and uneven terrains

To make sure that the pulling and braking force of the loader are sufficient, moving loads of over 1000 kg is
prohibited on steep slopes. Maximum allowed longitudinal inclination is 10°. Drive slowly on slopes an d avoid
sudden changes in speed or direction. When loading the trailer on uneven terrain extra care must be taken
due to the tipping over risk of the trailer. Proper supportment of a parked trailer or loader-trailer combination
must be taken care of.

7.

 

Maintenance and service

Continuous  maintenance  of the  trailers  includes  regular  cleaning  and  lubrication,  as  well  as  monitroing  the
condition of the hydraulic hoses and components.

Keep the trailer clean and store it in a way that the drawbar locking or the hydraulic hoses are not in contact
with ground. To clean the trailer a pressure washer and a mild detergent may be used.

Check the condition of the hydraulic hoses and components regularly when the engine has been turned off
and  the  pressure  has  been  relieved.  Repair  all  leaks  immediately  after  detecting  them;  a  small  leak  can
quickly grow into a big one. Do not use the equipment, if you have discovered a fault in the hydraulic system.
Leaking hydraulic fluid may penetrate the skin  and  cause  serious  injuries.  Hydraulic fluid is  also  harmful  to
the environment.

Check  hoses  visually  for  cracks  or  abrasions.  Monitor  the  wearing  of  the  hoses  and  stop  the  use,  if  the
surface layer of the hose has worn off. If there are signs of leaking, to check the component, hold up a piece
of  cardboard  in  the  area  where  a  leak  is  suspected.  Finding  any  of  these  faults  means  that  the  hydraulic
hose  or  component  in  question  must  be  replaced.  Spare  parts  are  available  from  your  nearest  AVANT
retailer or service point.

Summary of Contents for A21200

Page 1: ...llow all instructions Keep this manual for later reference Operator s Operator s Operator s Operator s manual for Attachment manual for Attachment manual for Attachment manual for Attachment T Ti ip p...

Page 2: ...immediate hazard that could cause serious personal injury or property damage Read the warning text accompanying the symbol carefully and ensure that other operators are also familiar with the warning...

Page 3: ...bed is completely flat For transporting lighter materials an extra side kit can be fitted to increase the volume of the smaller trailer quickly and easily The larger trailer model has side extensions...

Page 4: ...y of the loader Prevent the load on the trailer from moving The loader and the trailer may start to move when parked on a slope or during loading Always park the trailer on an even platform and make s...

Page 5: ...ught from ground single sides 1250 mm 1320 mm Side extensions 270 mm A45193 vakiovaruste Load space dimensions Length Width Height with double sides 1760 mm 1010 mm 270 mm 550 mm 2250 mm 1250 mm 270 m...

Page 6: ...ls are available via your retailer or contact information provided on the cover page The warning decals contain important safety information Replace damaged or missing decals with new ones Table 2 Dec...

Page 7: ...r equipped with pallet forks can be used to lift the trailer Watch out the possible swinging or falling of the trailer during installation To support the trailer use for example empty pallets Installi...

Page 8: ...trailer locks on the hitch ball On the side of the towing hitch there is an couloured red green red indicator When the tariler is locked the arrow marker should point to the green area 4 Turn the sup...

Page 9: ...ear outlet of the loader by pushing the coupling to its counterpart The hose s should be connected so that the coupling equipped with a coloured cap is connected to the coresponding coupling of the lo...

Page 10: ...t the operating area of the trailer Do not allow others to stay near the sides or behind the trailer at less than 3 metres safety distance or to the crushing hazard area in between the trailer and the...

Page 11: ...inclinations and by keeping others at a safe distance away from the equipment due to the overturning risk of the trailer Open the rear hatch of the trailer before activating the tipping Lift the trail...

Page 12: ...bited on steep slopes Maximum allowed longitudinal inclination is 10 Drive slowly on slopes an d avoid sudden changes in speed or direction When loading the trailer on uneven terrain extra care must b...

Page 13: ...structures Support the trailer carefully for storage and prevent unauthorized use Place for example blocks of wood under the supporting jack so that it is in direct contact with the ground Before long...

Page 14: ...price of components purchased by the customer in special cases that have been agreed in advance The warranty does not cover Normal maintenance work such as the replacement of blades or the belts or p...

Page 15: ...nized standards have been applied SFS EN ISO 12100 1 2 SFS EN 14121 1 SFS EN 982 Wir erkl ren hiermit dass die nachstehend aufgef hrte Maschine konform ist mit den Bestimmungen der EG Maschinenrichtli...

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