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6.2.1

 

Material handling 

Use maximum load indicated in the diagram of the operator’s manual of the loader as a guideline. Remember 
that  the  actual  load  carrying  capacity  varies  according  to  operating  conditions,  especially  unevenness  of 
operating  area  has  a  great  effect.  Be  especially  careful  when  the  load  sensor  indicator  is  activated.  Also, 
make sure that the ground surface is firm and follow recommended tire pressures. 

 

 
 
 

 

Pay  attention  that  a  heavy  load  or  long  distance  between  the  loader  and  the  centre  of 

gravity of the load will affect the balance and handling of the loader. The use of additional 

counterweights  is  recommended  especially  when  operating  smaller  loader  models.  For 

200-series loader the wheel weights are recommended. With heavy loads, the telescopic 

boom must be kept retracted while moving with the loader. 

 

 
 

 

Movements, such as stopping, turning, or lowering the boom abruptly, can cause loss of 

stability.  Always  drive  slowly  and  operate  the  controls  of  the  loader  very  carefully  when 

handling heavy loads. 

 

 

6.2.2

 

Safe Working Load 

A  load  diagram  is  presented  in  the  operator's  manual  of  the  loader.  With  the  diagram  the  load  handling 
capability of the loader can be evaluated, according to the distance between the centre of gravity of the load 
and the front axle of the loader. 

The lifting capacity and the stability of the loader are at the best, when: 

 

the loader articulation is kept straight 

 

the centre of gravity of the load is as close to the loader as possible 

 

counterweights are fitted to the loader 

 

the telescopic boom is kept retracted during lifting and load is kept as close to the loader as possible 

 

swinging of the load is prevented and all contorls are used calmly and carefully 

 

6.3

 

Operating on inclined terrain 

Extra caution is needed when using the equipment on inclined terrains and slopes. Drive slowly especially on 
inclined, uneven, or slippery surfaces, and  avoid sudden changes in speed or direction. Operate the controls 
of  the  loader  with  careful  and  smooth  movements.  Watch  out  for  ditches,  holes  on  the  ground,  and  other 
obstacles, as hitting an obstacle may cause the loader to tip over. 

Maximum  lifting  capacity  can  not  be  achieved  on  inclined  terrain. On  horizontally  tilted  terrain  the  load  must 
not  be  lifted  high. The  loader  frame  articulation  should  be  kept  straight  when  lifting  heavy  loads;  turning  the 
load during lifting operation will affect the stability of the loader and may lead to overturning of the machine. 

 

Summary of Contents for A36221

Page 1: ...Big bag transporter 2015 1 Operator s Manual for Attachment Big bag transporter Product number For 400 to 700 and R series loaders A36221 www avanttecno com...

Page 2: ...Big bag transporter 2015 1...

Page 3: ...specifications 9 4 1 Safety labels and main components of the attachment 9 5 Attaching the attachment 11 6 Instructions for use 13 6 1 Checks before use 14 6 2 Safe handling of bags 14 6 2 1 Material...

Page 4: ...n and maintenance of the equipment Failure to observe the instructions accompanying the symbol can lead to equipment breakdown or other property damage With these instructions even an inexperienced us...

Page 5: ...for other purposes The attachment is maintenance free except for cleaning monitoring its condition and occasional paint retouch if needed Larger repair work must be left for professional maintenance P...

Page 6: ...a time Do not let others near the danger area of the equipment when it is in use Always transport the attachment as low as possible to keep the centre of gravity low and keep the telescopic boom retra...

Page 7: ...nsor indicator is activated Make sure that the surface can bear the total load Also follow the correct tyre pressure settings Make sure to use only an attachment that is in good condition Check the at...

Page 8: ...ent before going near the loader boom Always set the attachment to a safe position before going near the attachment Safe position will prevent unintentional movements of the attachment and the loader...

Page 9: ...ed below are the labels and markings which must be visible on the equipment Replace the warning labels if they have become unclear or if they have detached completely New labels are available via your...

Page 10: ...nt stay away from raised equipment 3 A46803 Pinching and crushing hazard keep clear of moving parts do not leave the equipment running Operate the attachment only from the driver s seat 4 A419081 Atta...

Page 11: ...been locked 300 700 series R series loaders Step 1 Lift the quick attach plate locking pins up and turn them backwards into the slot so that they are locked in the upper position If your loader is equ...

Page 12: ...locking pins are in the lower position and come through the fasteners on the attachment on both sides Excessive tilting or lifting of an unlocked attachment increases the risk of tipping the attachme...

Page 13: ...in horizontal position If the load indicator of the loader if fitted signals lower the load calmly and retract the telescopic boom Avoid sudden changes in speed or direction whenever the load is lift...

Page 14: ...there is a fault in the hydraulic system of the loader or the attachment Refer to Chapter 7 for maintenance instructions Operate the attachment and the controls of the loader only when seated on the d...

Page 15: ...he bag while driving or otherwise unnecessarily if there is nothing under the bag Lift the bag only after the loader has been driven so that the intended unloading target is under the bag Before leavi...

Page 16: ...ram the load handling capability of the loader can be evaluated according to the distance between the centre of gravity of the load and the front axle of the loader The lifting capacity and the stabil...

Page 17: ...ers When welding only methods and additives suited for steel used in bucket must be used For more information about repairs contact your nearest service point 8 Warranty terms Avant Tecno Oy grants a...

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