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SAFETY
SAFETY
,
SAFETY LABEL LOCATIONS
(Figure
3)
Read all safety instructions before operating the BH6575 Backhoe. Anyone who uses the backhoe
should read and understand this information before operating the backhoe. Refer to the
H6522 Owner’s
Manual and
H6555 Front Loader Operator’s Manual
for
additional safety label information before
operating the backhoe.
The safety labels should be considered as permanent parts of the backhoe.
If
a safety label comes
off
or becomes hard to read, contact an authorized Honda compact tractor dealer for replacements.
1.
Warning Label
2.
Danger Label
3.
Lock
Label
Figure
3.
Safety Label Locations
a
1
TO
AVOID
SERIOUS
INJURY
OR
DEATH,
READ OPERATOR’S MANUAL AND FOLLOW ALL
KEEP HANDS AND BODY AWAY FROM
SAFETY, OPERATING AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
HIGH
-
PRESSURE LINES. IF OIL, UNDER PRESSURE,
(CONTACT DEALER FOR MANUAL.) PENETRATES THE SKIN,
IT
MUST BE SURGICALLY
ENSURE
ALL
SAFETY SHIELDS AND DECALS ARE
REMOVED WITHIN A FEW HOURS BY A DOCTOR
INSTALLED AND IN GOOD CONDITION.
FAMlLlARWITHTHISFORMOFlNJURYORGANGRENE
MAY RESULT.
DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN
OR
UNQUALIFIED
CONSULT LOCAL UTILITIES BEFORE DIGGING. KNOW
PERSONSTOOPERATE EQUIPMENT.
LOCATION OF AND AVOID CONTACTING ALL
A MINIMUM
25%
OF TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT
WEIGHTMUSTBEONTRACTORFRONTWHEELSWITH
UNDERGROUND CABLES, PIPELINES, OVERHEAD
WIRES AND OTHER HAZARDS IN DIGGING AREA.
BACKHOE IN TRANSPORT POSITION. NO RIDERS ARE ALLOWED ON TRACTOR
OR
WHEN OPERATING, ALWAYS SIT IN BACKHOE SEAT;
KEEP BYSTANDERS AWAY FROM OPERATOR, BEFORE TRANSPORTING, ATTACH SLOW MOVING
STABILERAND MAXIMUM BUCKET SWING AREAS. VEHICLE (SMV) SIGN AND ENGAGE TRANSPORT
OPERATE PTO AT
540
RPM
MAX.
BACKHOE.
LOCKS.
BACKHOE DIGGING FORCES CAN
LIFT AND TURN
TRACTOR OVER. MAKE SURE STABILIZER PADS ARE
ON FIRM GROUND AND AVOID
SOFT
OR
STEEP
BANKS.
BEFORE LEAVING EQUIPMENT UNATTENDED. RAISE
BOOMANDlNSTALLTRANSPORTLOCKS.0lSENGAGE
PTO, RELIEVE PRESSURE ON DIPPERSTICK AND
BUCKET. SHUT ENGINE OFF AND REMOVE KEY.
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