Warnings

• Take EXTREME CARE when connecting the bale feeder to the three-point linkage of a tractor or carrier frame of a telehandler.

Ensure the tractor/telehandler handbrake is applied before leaving the cab. • A safety rail or painted lines MUST surround the machine by 3 metres, when stationary mounted. • If the bale feeder is stationary mounted or on a pickup/truck/Ute deck ensure it is SECURLEY FASTENED. • ALL persons must be kept well clear of machine in operation. Only the operator should be within 3 metres of the machine during operation. • Shut off the tractor or oil supply BEFORE trying to clear feed material or cut strings / net anywhere from around the machine. • Watch CAREFULLY when driving for over-width and tail-swing when travelling through gateways or near objects or people. • When feeder is not being used, ensure children CANNOT play or slide on the platform. • BEFORE attempting maintenance or any work, ensure the tractor engine is shut off and no one is near the hydraulic controls.

WARNINGS CONT.

• DO NOT allow any person(s) to ride on the machine at ANY time. • ALWAYS lift the platform to recommended initial rounds/square feeding position when travelling regardless of with or without a bale. • Take EXTREME CARE when lifting the feeder on a front loader, telehandler or skid steer loader as this changes the balance point and could tip the vehicle over. • NO alteration or modification is to be done on this machine unless undertaken by Hustler or its authorised dealer. This will void warranty. • Vehicle MUST be operated at low speed when bale feeder is attached. Must be kept low the ground when traveling on a loader or telehandler. • KEEP CLEAR of moving feed platform. DO NOT use for transportinganything other than a bale. • KEEP CLEAR of feed rotors. These have sharp points which are needed for teasing the bale. • ENSURE chain covers are in place when the machine is operating.

Chain may cause pinch point.

WARNING! BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY MAINTENANCE, ENSURE ENGINE IS SHUT OFF AND NO ONE IS NEAR THE HYDRAULIC CONTROLS