Box Snow Blower January 2013
Owner’s Man al and Parts List
Page 6 of 28 Holder tractors Inc. www.holdertractors.ca
Safety G idelines:
1. Prior to operation, the equipment should be thoroughly inspected and every operator should have
a clear understanding of the potential dangers inherent with the operation of this equipment.
2. Children and equipment do not mix; do not allow children to play on or around equipment and work
area.
3. Use extreme care and caution when approaching areas such as blind corners, playgrounds, and
other busy or sight-obstructed spots.
4. Ensure all guards and covers are securely fastened and that all safety equipment and lights are
functioning properly.
5. Wear appropriate clothing that cannot become entangled in the equipment’s moving parts or
accidentally snag a control lever.
6. Some attachments increase the swing radius of an articulated tractor, be sure of where your
machine ends.
7. Before starting tractor, ensure that hydraulic and PTO drives are disengaged.
8. Do not attempt to service, repair or adjust any attachment on a machine that is running.
9. Do not modify or alter the attachment without consulting your dealer.
Safety before Operation:
1. Read and understand manuals for the tractor and attachments to be used. Know how to operate
all controls and to stop the equipment quickly.
2. Ensure that all attachments are properly installed and fastened before operation.
3. Check the fittings and fasteners on tractor and implement. Perform any repairs or adjustments
before starting machine.
4. Ensure that all safety decals are clearly visible and legible.
5. Ensure that PTO and hydraulic drives are disengaged before starting engine.
6. Tractors and attachments must be properly lubricated and adjusted at the beginning of each shift
and at specified intervals thereafter.
7. Before beginning sweeping operations, clear the area to be swept of all large objects that may
damage the equipment or may be damaged by the machine.
Safety d ring Operation:
1. In order to avoid accidents, be familiar with the area of operation such as blind spots, driveway
crossings, road crossings and other dangerous areas.
2. Do not carry passengers unless the machine is equipped for them.
3. Wear seat belt, eye and hearing protection while operating equipment.
4. Keep hands, feet, hair and loose clothing away from all moving parts of the engine, drive lines,
chains, sweeper brush and other moving parts.
5. All chain covers and shields must be in place before operating equipment.
6. Never Blow snow towards people, pets, buildings, vehicles or other objects that can damaged by
flying debris. Always use the most effective blowing speed for the operating conditions.
7. Yield to pedestrians in your work area, bring the tractor to a complete halt and turn off the
attachment until it is safe to resume operations.
8. If you must leave the tractor during operation, disengage PTO/hydraulic drives, bring the machine
to a complete stop, lower the implement, shut off the engine, set the parking brake and remove the
ignition key.
9. Always operate the tractor within the manufacturer’s recommended safety guidelines. Operate the
tractor at speeds compatible with the working conditions.
10. Inspect the equipment after hitting a solid object to ensure that all aspects of the equipment
continue to function properly.
