Walking Tractor

1. Wear Appropriate Protective Gear

• Use safety glasses, gloves, and sturdy footwear when operating the tractor.

• Wear long sleeves and pants to protect against debris and moving parts.

1. Pre-Operation Inspection

• Check engine oil, fuel levels, and tire conditions before use.

• Inspect all attachments for secure mounting and proper function.

• Ensure controls, brakes, and safety switches are working correctly.

1. Safe Operation Practices

• Operate on stable, level ground to avoid tipping or loss of control.

• Maintain firm control of handlebars, and do not operate when fatigued or distracted.

• Avoid loose clothing that may get caught in moving parts.

• Do not carry passengers or allow others near the machine during operation.

1. Maintain a Clear Work Area

• Keep the area free of obstacles, debris, and bystanders, especially children and pets.

• Use warning signs or barriers if working in public or shared spaces.

1. Attachment Safety

• Only use attachments recommended by the manufacturer and ensure they are properly installed.

• Disconnect power and turn off the engine before changing or servicing attachments.

1. Fuel and Engine Safety

• Refuel only when the engine is off and cool to prevent fire hazards.

• Store fuel in approved containers away from heat or sparks.

1. Emergency Procedures

• Familiarize yourself with emergency shutdown procedures and controls.

• Keep a fire extinguisher nearby when operating the tractor.

• Know the location of first aid supplies and emergency contact numbers.

1. Training and Manuals

• Read and understand the operator’s manual thoroughly before use.

• Only trained and authorized personnel should operate the tractor.

Stay updated on safety protocols and maintenance schedules.