03 Application and Operating - MT2200 - en
03 Application and Operating - MT2200 - en
03 Application and Operating - MT2200 - en
• Tramming
– Check that pedals and controls are easily accessed by the
operator, before starting the machine
– Make sure that all warning signals on the machine are tested
by the operator before starting the machine (for example,
brake lights and turn signal).
– Keep all doors closed during operation to not disrupt the flow
of cooling air or reduce noise suppression. A door may be kept
open for a short period, only if necessary.
– Switch off the diesel engine before refueling. Do not handle
flammable liquids near hot surfaces, sparks, or a naked flame.
• Tramming
– Follow local traffic regulations
– Observe that no personnel is present within the machine
hazard zone or in the direction travel
– Be aware that impaired visibility can cause a collision risk for
the operator and for other machines
– Always check the ground conditions where the machine will
be operated
– Adapt the speed to the terrain
– Never exceed the maximum allowed inclination angles for
the machine
! Note: The angles do not take into account the fluid levels and brake capacity of
! WARNING
If you are not experienced with the truck
controls and instruments, read and understand
the Operation manual before you operate or
perform any maintenance, service or repairs on
the machine.
Articulation area
Power frame
Load frame Rear axle
Operator’s cabin
Front axle Articulation lock
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5
Power on
Brake test
Defroster
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Wait for Wait for
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Application and Operating
Safe practices
• Always read and understand the info in the safety manual before starting to use mine
truck.
• Always read and understand the Operators manual before using mine truck
• Do not operate the vehicle if not trained in its safe and proper use.
• Know and obey all signs, hand signals and control signals.
• Only park the vehicle in a safe area and on hard level ground.
• Make sure all function are in neutral before starting the vehicle.
• Follow local traffic regulations.
• Observe that no personnel is present within the machine hazard zone or in the direction
of travel.
• Be aware that impaired visibility can cause a collision risk for the operator and for other
machines.
• Always check the ground conditions where the machine will be operated.
• Adapt the speed to the terrain.
• Never exceed the maximum allowed inclination angles for the machine.