10. Block
the tracks and tie down the machine using
two tie-downs at the front and two tie-downs at the
rear.
(A) Front tie-down locations
(both sides)
(B) Rear tie-down locations
(1) Chain or strap (2) Blocks
11. Depending
on the attachment installed, the loader
arms may not come in contact with rest stop.
Therefore it may be necessary to use the alternate
front center tie-down for securement of the
machine. Use two separate straps or chains as
shown in the following figure and secure the
attachment with a separate strap or chain. Consult
your government transportation laws and
regulations.
(1) Chain or strap (A) Alternate front tie-down
12. When
installing the chains or the strap from tie-
down location of the machine to tie-down points of
the truck or trailer, maintain proper angles to
provide lateral and downward securement.
13. When using alternate or standard tie-down points,
also tie-down the attachment in addition to the
machine.
TOWING AN OPERABLE
MACHINE
WARNING
T
o avoid personal injury or death:
• Tow only from both rear tie-downs as shown in
the figure.
• Towing is only allowed for a short distance at
walking speed.
• Use a tow chain or rope and hardware that is
rated at least 1.5 times the machine weight.
See the Technical data section in this operator's
manual to find machine weight.
(See SPECIFICATION TABLE on page 27)
CAUTION
T
o avoid personal injury:
• Do not tow the machine using the front tie-down
points of the attachment located on each side of
the lift arms or tie-down point at center of
machine.
 TRANSPORTING TOWING AN OPERABLE MACHINE
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