The following is a list of safe operation procedures that you
should practice at all times:
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Be sure to read the operator's manual and all safety precautions
before starting the harvester.
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Dress for the job. Any loose clothing, jewelry (especially rings),
belts, or scarves will present a definite safety hazard.
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When either stopping or starting the machine, make sure the
area is clear of personnel.
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Before leaving the machine unattended, lower all implements
to the lowest position.
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DO NOT allow riders or any passenger on the machine when it
is in operation.
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Keep a fully charged fire extinguisher on or near the operator's
station. It must be easily accessible when needed. Know how to operate
it.
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Keep a fully stocked first aid kit on the operator' s station.
Know basic first aid.
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Keep the operation area free of all loose objects such as tools,
lunch kits, soft drink cans, etc.
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Never allow an open flame within 3 meters (10 feet) of the harvester.
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Be sure that all shields, guards, and safety equipment are in
their proper place and in good condition.
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This is the safety alert symbol. When you see this symbol,
be alert to the possibility of personal injury. Carefully read any
message following this symbol.
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Use steps and grab handles when mounting or dismounting the
harvester. Clean all mud or debris from steps, walk-ways, and work
areas. Always face the equipment when using its steps or ladder.
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Maintain your equipment as if your life depends on it—It
does! Improper lubrication and maintenance can be dangerous and could
result in injury or death.
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Before mounting the machine, ensure that no one else is working
under or on machine.
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Ensure that all operators are taught to blow the horn several
times and wait a few seconds before starting the machine.
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Ensure that all persons anywhere near the machine know that
when the horn blows, the machine is about to be started and to move
away as soon possible.