The Harvester Blade Guard manufacturer will show you: the common sense of the novice driving the harvester

The Harvester Blade Guard manufacturer tells you that the invention and use of the harvester have greatly changed our lives. The harvester has the advantages of good working quality and low failure consumption. The more people choose to buy the harvester by themselves, but for novices In terms of how to better control the harvester? Look at the harvester driving common sense prepared by the harvester blade manufacturers specially for novices.

Clothing and equipment for small corn harvesters:
1. Wear protective goggles.
2. Wear comfortable long-sleeved clothes and long pants.
3. The Harvester Blade Guard manufacturer tells you to wear non-slip shoes, don't wear loose clothes, scarves and ribbons, etc., because they are easy to be screwed by the machine.
4. Put on earmuffs; tie your hair.
Inspection work before the start of the small corn harvester:
1. Take away the objects scattered in the work area, such as stones, wires, etc.
2. Check the nuts or bolts that have fallen off, and separately check the nuts and bolts used to tighten the blades. If they are loose, please tighten them.
3. The Harvester Blade Guard manufacturer tells you to check whether the cutting knife of the small corn harvester is damaged or cracked. If it is deformed, please replace it and do not use it.
4. The Harvester Blade Guard manufacturer tells you to use the same type of parts to repair or maintain the machine.
Precautions in operating a small corn harvester:
1. No people or animals are allowed to enter within 15 meters of the working area.
2. The Harvester Blade Guard manufacturer tells you that if you find any abnormalities in the machine, please stop the engine immediately.
3. If the cutting knife hits a stone, please stop the engine and check whether the blade is damaged or cracked. If it is damaged or cracked, please replace the cutting knife.
4. Please don't cut trees.
5. The Harvester Blade Guard manufacturer tells you to use two hands when operating, not one hand.