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BE AWARE OF THE 

SAFETY ALERT  

SYMBOL

 

The SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL indi

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cates potential hazards to personal 

safety and extra safety precautions 

must be taken. When you observe this 

symbol, be alert and carefully read any 

messages that follow it. In addition to 

design and configuration of the equip

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ment, hazard control, and accident 

avoidance are dependent upon the 

awareness, caution, and proper train

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ing of personnel involved in the opera

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tion, maintenance, transportation, and 

storage of equipment.

 

 

 

Be Aware of Signal Words

A signal word designates a degree or a 

level of hazard seriousness. The signal 

words are:

 

Danger –

 Indicates a hazard

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ous situation that, if not avoided, will 

result in serious injury or death. 

 

 

Warning – 

Indicates a hazard

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ous situation that, if not avoided, could 

result in serious injury or death.

 

Caution –

 Indicates a hazard

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ous situation that, if not avoided, could 

result in minor to moderate injury.

Tragedy and injury can occur if the 

operator is not alert to the presence of 

children.

 

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Keep all children out of the work area 

and under the watchful eye of a

 

responsible adult that is not the oper

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ator of the equipment.

 

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Be alert and turn off the implement 

and tractor if children should enter 

the work area.

 

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Never allow children to climb or ride 

on the tractor or the implement at 

any time. There is no safe place on 

the machine for a rider. They may fall 

off and be run over or interfere with 

the operator’s ability to control the 

machine. 

 

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Never allow children to operate the 

power machine or implement, even 

under adult supervision.

 

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Use extreme caution when operating 

in reverse. Before the tractor starts 

to move, look down and behind to 

ensure the area is clear.

TRACTOR SHUTDOWN 

& STORAGE 

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If engaged, disengage PTO, park 

machine and implements on solid, 

level ground and lower implement to 

the ground or onto additional support 

blocks.

 

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Put tractor in park or set park brake, 

turn off the engine, and remove 

switch key to prevent any unautho

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rized starting. 

 

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Relieve all hydraulic pressure to 

auxiliary hydraulic lines.

 

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Do not leave the operator’s seat until 

all components have stopped.

 

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Use steps, grab-handles, and an

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ti-slip surfaces when stepping on and 

off the tractor.

 

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Detach and store implement in an 

area where children do not normally 

play. Secure the implement using 

blocks, supports, or wedges.

 

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 

FOR CHILDREN 

 

Your best assurance against an accident or injury is the careful operation of all equipment. All operators, no matter 

their experience, should carefully read this manual and other related documents, or have the manuals read to them 

before operating the power machine and any Homestead Implements product.

 

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Thoroughly read the “Safety Information” section and understand all instructions noted on them.

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Never operate the equipment or implements while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

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Operator should be familiar with all functions of the tractor and the attached implement.

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Ensure all correct guards and shields are in place and securely fastened before operating implement.

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Keep any and all bystanders away from attached equipment and the work area.

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Only start tractor from the driver’s seat with the hydraulic controls in neutral.

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Never dismount from a moving tractor or leave the tractor running and unattended.

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Never allow anyone to stand between the tractor or the implement while backing up to the implement. 

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Keep hands, feet, and any loose clothing away from power-driven parts.

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While transporting and operating equipment, be sure to watch for overhead objects as well as fences, trees, buildings, wires, etc.

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Do not make exceedingly tight turns as it may cause the hitched implement to ride up on the tractor’s rear wheels.

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Store all implements in an area where children do not play. When needed, secure the attachment against falling or rolling with support blocks 

or wedges.

 

SAFETY AT ALL TIMES

Safety Information 

Summary of Contents for Independence HI-I-BX-48

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...duction 1 Safety Information 2 Safety Decals 5 Pinnacle Technical Information 6 Independence Technical Information 7 Pinnacle Replacement Parts 8 Independence Replacement Parts 9 Torque Information 10...

Page 3: ...ll get years of effective use from this implement Product Description Homestead Implements Independence and Pinnacle Series Box Blades are designed to be a valuable multi purpose tool for small hobby...

Page 4: ...onto additional support blocks Put tractor in park or set park brake turn off the engine and remove switch key to prevent any unautho rized starting Relieve all hydraulic pressure to auxiliary hydraul...

Page 5: ...nderstand procedures before doing any work Refer to Operator s Manual for additional information and to confirm that any work done will not void the Homestead Implements Warranty Work on a level surfa...

Page 6: ...is is to avoid dangerous entangling with moving parts Operating equipment safely requires the operator s full attention Avoid wearing headphones while operating and maintaining equipment Prolonged exp...

Page 7: ...5 HomesteadImplements com Safety Decals...

Page 8: ...TS COM 2855 GIRTS ROAD JAMESTOWN NY 14701 DATE REV NO PRODUCT PART NUMBER THIS DRAWING WHICH CONTAINS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION IS THE PROPERTY OF JAMESTOWN ADVANCED PRODUCTS CORPORATION IT SHALL NOT BE...

Page 9: ...NTS COM 2855 GIRTS ROAD JAMESTOWN NY 14701 DATE REV NO PRODUCT PART NUMBER THIS DRAWING WHICH CONTAINS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION IS THE PROPERTY OF JAMESTOWN ADVANCED PRODUCTS CORPORATION IT SHALL NOT B...

Page 10: ...ng holes spacing from one corner of the blade 6 12 12 12 6 1 2 Thick X6 wide X7 Long Reversible Cutting Edge material High carbon steel Mounting holes spacing from one corner of the blade 6 12 12 12 6...

Page 11: ...e material High carbon steel Mounting holes spacing from one corner of the blade 6 12 12 12 6 3 8 Thick X6 wide X6 Long Reversible Cutting Edge material High carbon steel Mounting holes spacing from o...

Page 12: ...erial Bolts Tightening Torque Thread Per ASTMA449 ASTMA354 Bolt Size BD SAE inches SAE Grade 5 Grade 8 ft lbs N m ft lbs m 114 20 8 11 9 12 5 16 18 17 23 18 25 318 16 31 42 32 44 7 16 14 49 66 52 70 1...

Page 13: ...th prompt written notice and photo evidence if required f buyer shall comply with such instructions as the seller shall provide concerning the return of the defective product g product s has not been...

Page 14: ...urn shipping on replacement or repaired parts Orders canceled after product ships are subject to freight charges and or restocking charges Freight charges will be applied based on the actual costs to...

Page 15: ...13 HomesteadImplements com NOTES...

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