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Safety hazard
Never put an incomplete and/or damaged electric tug into service.
Have it repaired by your distributor.
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Safety hazard
Do not use the electric tug if it is likely that people and/or
animals may collide with it.
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Safety hazard
Always make sure the electric tug is on the low side of the trolley on a slope.
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Figure 1. Driving on slopes. Reduced load on slopes. See machine capacity chart.
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Use the emergency stop only in emergencies.
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When operating the electric tug, operators should always ensure that:
- they have a clear view of the surroundings and the path that the electric tug will be following;
- there is a second person watching along when the load blocks the view while pushing the
load;
- they keep a sufficient distance away from people and objects so that they can brake safely
and in sufficient time;
- they drive slowly in curves and through narrow passages. Excessive speeds may cause the
electric tug to tip over;
- the attached load does not tip over or become disconnected in strong winds;
- the attached load does not stick out and is properly secured;
- they wear the appropriate protective equipment applicable in the environment.