Machine threshing health and safety
- Become familiar with the machine before the first operation. Read the manual that came with the machine
- Never leave the thresher unattended while the engine is running. Keep children away from the machine. Keep hands and feet away from moving parts
- Do not fill the tank while the engine is running
- Keep all flammable materials (including dry straw) away from the engine
- Do not oil, grease, or adjust the machine during operation. Wait until all moving parts have stopped before servicing
- Do not wear loose fitting clothing that may be picked up by moving parts
- While operating, keep all shields and guards in place
- Never extend hands or feet into the feed opening of the thresher
- Never operate your machine in a closed shed or garage. Exhaust fumes are dangerous to your health
- Do not operate machine with loose pegteeth, bolts and nuts. Loose pegteeth may be ejected at high speeds, causing injury to operators and damage to the thresher
- Never remove accumulated straw inside the machine during operation
- Keep a first-aid kit at hand
- Tie up long hair to prevent entangling
- Do not wear neckties or other garments that may be wrapped into moving parts of the machine
