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Starting and driving
2 Load the cargo correctly.
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Improperly loaded cargo is unstable. If the weight
distribution is uneven, this could damage the
cargo deck and frame.
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When spreading a tarpaulin, take care not to let it
cover, or be drawn into, the engine air intake.
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Place the cargo evenly on deck.
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If cargo is piled too high, the vehicle is at risk of
rolling in a side wind or when making a turn.
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If you place supports under the cargo, position
them at equal intervals.
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Use suitable supports when loading long
objects. Avoid supporting long objects only with
the gate and the rear edge of the cargo deck.
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To prevent cargo from falling, strap it down
securely and cover it with a tarpaulin. Secure
the tarpaulin ends neatly so they do not flap.
WARNING
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When securing a load with rope, or cover-
ing it with a tarpaulin, make sure that nei-
ther the rope nor the end of the tarpaulin
hang down between the cab and the cargo
deck. A rope or tarpaulin that hangs down
below the frame could catch fire and cause
a burn injury or property damage.
•
When loading heavy cargo, take adequate
measures to prevent it from sliding. A
cargo that changes position while the
vehicle is in motion can cause an injury
accident or loss of life.
•
Do not place wooden boards or other
items between the cargo bed and frame.
The heat from the exhaust pipe could set
fire to them, causing a burn injury.
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Summary of Contents for 360
Page 13: ...2 1 Locations in cab 2 2 Locations outside cab 2 4 2 Warning labels ...
Page 16: ...2 4 Warning labels Locations outside cab Z12496 ...
Page 19: ...2 7 Warning labels 30 gallon 113 liter fuel tank Z12494 ...
Page 27: ...4 1 Seats 4 2 Seat belts 4 4 Steering wheel 4 7 4 Seat and steering wheel adjustments ...
Page 204: ...14 1 Maintenance schedule 14 2 Lubrication schedule 14 6 14 Maintenance schedule ...
Page 210: ...15 1 15 Alphabetical index ...
