Procedure for Using All Terrain Vehicles (John Deere Gator and Kubota RTV)

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Procedure for Using All Terrain Vehicles (John Deere Gator and Kubota RTV)

John Deere GatorKubota RTV

HAZARDS Rolling the vehicle over on a steep slope. Injury to pedestrians from vehicle or loads falling off of the vehicle. Trapping hands or arms whilst using power lift to raise cargo box. Injury to driver and passengers from shifting loads in cargo box. Noise.

PERSONS AUTHORISED TO USE ATVs All staff operating ATVs must receive a toolbox talk on this procedure on a regular basis. All staff operating ATVs on slopes must have attended the following course: Sit-in ATVs – one day course A list all persons who are authorised to use ATVs and ATVs on slopes is maintained by the Grounds Officer and displayed at Bedford Road and Balgownie.

PPE TO BE WORN Protective gloves for loading and unloading Steel toe capped safety boots High visibility vest Loose fitting clothing should not be worn ITEMS TO BE CARRIED IN GATOR AT ALL TIMES Dry powder fire extinguisher (must be secured to brackets) First Aid Kit Drivers Log Sheet

PRE-USE CHECKS Check tyre pressures and tyre condition. Check foot brake and handbrake Clutch and throttle for smooth operation. Steering for smooth and positive operation Ensure the foot platform is clean and remove any debris from around foot controls.

OPERATION OF THE GATOR When parking the vehicle: Ensure the vehicle is on a level surface. Apply the parking brake. Ensure gearbox is in neutral. Switch off the engine and remove the key. General: The drivers log sheet MUST be completed each time the vehicle is used. Only start the machine from seated position. A maximum of one person to a seat, no riders to be carried in the box. Seat belts to be worn at all times when driving. Reduce speed before braking or turning. Keep front wheels straight when going over bumps. Drive with extreme care when driving in snow as this will affect the handling of the gator and potential obstructions may be buried. Never drive with the cargo box raised. 

When carrying loads: The load guard must be properly installed on the John Deere Gator. Do not load above the height of the load guard on the John Deere Gator. Loads must be evenly distributed and anchored when being transported in the cargo box. Do not exceed the maximum capacity of the cargo box. The tailgate latch rods should always be used with the tailgate. Reduce cargo box capacity when operating on rough or hilly terrain.

When towing loads: To provide adequate braking ability and traction, do not tow a load unless vehicle cargo bed is loaded or attachment is installed. Trailers should only be towed from the hitch. Never exceed 10 mph when towing a load. Gator: Maximum cargo bay capacity is is 227 kg Maximum towing load is 409kg Maximum tongue weight (the downward force that the tongue of the­ trailer applies to the hitch of the tow vehicle) is 45kg Kubota: Maximum cargo bay capacity is 475 kg, down to 380kg if carrying a passenger Maximum rolling weight (trailer weight + trailer cargo load) is 590kg Maximum tongue weight (the downward force that the tongue of the­ trailer applies to the hitch of the tow vehicle) 50 kg

Operation of the cargo box power lift: The vehicle must be stationary and the parking brake applied. Operate on level ground only. Operate from the driver’s seat only. Do not place hands behind the seat when lowering box. Never drive the vehicle with the cargo box in the raised position. Never touch any hydraulic hoses (use a piece of paper or cardboard to check for leaks if needed). 

Tyre pressures: Tyres should be inflated to the following pressures: Kubota tyre pressures kPa (20 psi) John Deere tyre pressures – 34 to 41 kPa (5 – 6 psi) Driving on slopes: Staff operating ATVs on slopes must have attended one day course on sit-in ATVs. Do not stop or start suddenly when going uphill or downhill. Keep front wheels straight at crest of hills. When descending a slope, remove foot from accelerator and apply brakes slowly to reduce speed and maintain control. Avoid driving across slopes. Drive straight up and down slopes. Should the vehicle stop or lose power going up a slope, apply the parking brake to hold the vehicle on the slope. Maintain direction of travel and release the parking brake slowly. Back straight down the slope slowly while maintaining control.

John Deere Gator only Use topping up device for topping up batteries with water: Wear gloves Wear goggles Keep cigarettes, open sparks and flames away from the battery at all times. Do not fill battery cells to bottom of filler neck.

Kubota RTV only When the differential lock is engaged do not operate the vehicle at speeds in excess of 10mph or attempt to turn. Do not depress differential lock pedal at high speed. When checking oil levels or carrying out any inspection work under the raised cargo bed, the safety support must be mounted on the cargo bed ram. Do not engage the front wheel drive when driving at road speed. Do not drive in ‘4WD’ on paved surfaces 