Driving or Transporting the Harvester on Public Roads

Before driving on public roads, check local laws and regulations that apply to agricultural equipment. Additional lights, mirrors, slow moving vehicle emblems, or reflectors may be required.

ALWAYS use headlights and hazard warning lights, even during the day.

CAUTION: Be cautious of any low power lines while driving the harvester. Always be aware of the harvester and elevator height.

Never allow passengers other than the operator and trainee to be in the harvester and no passengers are allowed on the platform areas of the machine.

Observe all safe driving rules:

1. Keep crop dividers in raised position.
2. Keep topper out of operator’s line of sight.
3. Be aware of elevator and topper heights around overhead structures.
4. Only use driving lights when on public roads.
5. Slow down before turning.
6. Avoid rapid steering and braking.
7. Slowly stop vehicle with a flat tire.
8. Watch out for bystanders and obstacles.
9. Look behind the harvester before backing up.
10. Be cautious when driving up or down steep inclines.