I. Before Starting Work: Meticulous Preparation, Prevention Before It Happens

1. Comprehensive Inspection, Pass the "Physical Exam" Before Going on Duty

• Fluid Check: Check if fuel, engine oil, transmission hydraulic oil, coolant, and brake fluid are sufficient and clean, ensuring there are no leaks.

• Key Component Check: Carefully check tire pressure and wear, the tension of transmission chains/belts, and whether bolts and connectors are tight.

• Safety Protection Device Check: Ensure all protective guards and cover plates are intact and firmly installed; this is the first line of defense against entanglement injuries.

• Lights and Signal Device Check: Ensure all headlights, turn signals, brake lights, and horns are working properly, especially when driving on roads.

2. Personal Preparation, Good Condition Leads to High Efficiency

• Dress Code: Wear tight-fitting, suitable work clothes to avoid loose clothing getting entangled in rotating parts. Wear non-slip safety shoes and gloves; long hair should be tucked into a hat.

• No Fatigue or Drunk Operation: Strictly prohibit operating agricultural machinery after drinking alcohol, being excessively fatigued, or taking drugs that affect mental state; keeping a clear mind is the prerequisite for safety.

• Know the Manual: Before operating a new model for the first time, be sure to carefully read the user manual and safety handbook to fully understand its performance and specific risks.

II. During Operation: Full Concentration, Standardized Operation

1. Starting and Moving Off

• Confirm Safety: Before starting, observe around and under the machine to ensure no one is present, especially children and pets. Place the gear lever in the "Neutral" position.

• Smooth Start: Operate strictly according to the starting procedure; do not stomp on the accelerator. Sound the horn before moving off and observe the surroundings.

2. Field Operations

• Designated Operator, No Passengers: Except for the driver, it is strictly forbidden to carry anyone on any part of the agricultural machinery (such as the cab, pedals, frame).

• Watch for Complex Terrain: When operating on slopes, gullies, or slippery roads, drive slowly at a low speed, avoid sharp turns and sudden braking to prevent rollovers.

• Maintain Safe Distance: When multiple machines are working together, maintain sufficient safe distance front, back, left, and right.

• Cut Power Before Clearing: When blockages occur in implements like harvesters or rotary tillers, you must completely turn off the engine and cut off power before using tools to clear them; strictly forbid using hands to remove blockages directly.

3. Road Transfer

• Obey Traffic Rules: When driving on the road, abide by road traffic regulations, affix reflective signs, and turn on lights for signaling.

• Watch Height and Width Limits: Pay attention to the machine's height and width to avoid collisions with bridges, wires, trees, etc. If necessary, an escort vehicle should guide the way.

III. Special Scenarios: Double Vigilance, Strictly Observe Red Lines

• Refueling and Inspection: The engine must be turned off; smoking or any open flames are strictly prohibited to prevent fire.

• Maintenance and Repair: Must be performed when the machine is completely stopped and the engine is off. For equipment requiring the lifting of the suspension device, sturdy supports must be used to secure it firmly to prevent accidental falling and injury.

• Responding to Emergencies: In case of fire, immediately turn off the engine, escape, and use the on-board fire extinguisher. If an accident occurs, cut off power immediately and ensure your own safety before handling it.

IV. After Operation: Proper Parking, Careful Maintenance

• Standardized Parking: Park the agricultural machinery on a flat, solid, and safe place; lower suspended implements, engage the handbrake, and lock the wheels if necessary.

• Comprehensive Cleaning and Inspection: Promptly clean mud and weeds from the machine, check components for looseness or damage, and prepare for the next operation.

• Long-term Storage: If not used for a long time, perform maintenance according to the manual, such as draining coolant (in cold regions), lubricating key parts, and supporting the equipment.

Safety is the cornerstone of agricultural production, and standards are the guarantee of efficient operation. Every strict adherence to operating procedures is the most responsible act towards oneself, family, and harvest results. Let us work together to internalize safety concepts in our hearts and manifest them in our actions, making agricultural machinery a helpful assistant for wealth in modern agriculture, rather than a safety hazard.

Luxi Agricultural Machinery Equipment Website Warm Reminder: For detailed operating standards, please refer to your agricultural machinery user manual. If you have any questions, please contact professional maintenance personnel in time.