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    1. A machine's stability depends on the location of its center of gravity in relation to the tilting edges defined by the support legs. 2. For stability, the center of gravity must always be within the tilting edges to prevent tipping over. 3. Operators must fully extend and swing out the support legs when the machine is supported and ensure the wheels are raised off the ground so the entire machine weight acts as ballast.

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    1. A machine's stability depends on the location of its center of gravity in relation to the tilting edges defined by the support legs. 2. For stability, the center of gravity must always be within the tilting edges to prevent tipping over. 3. Operators must fully extend and swing out the support legs when the machine is supported and ensure the wheels are raised off the ground so the entire machine weight acts as ballast.

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    BP07 303 0609ENStandsicherheit

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    1. A machine's stability depends on the location of its center of gravity in relation to the tilting edges defined by the support legs. 2. For stability, the center of gravity must always be within the tilting edges to prevent tipping over. 3. Operators must fully extend and swing out the support legs when the machine is supported and ensure the wheels are raised off the ground so the entire machine weight acts as ballast.

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    1.1.5 Stability The gross weight of the machine determines the location of the
    centre of gravity. The positions of the support legs define the tilting
    edges. So that the machine is stable, the centre of gravity must
    always be within the tilting edges.

    BP07_303_0609EN 4

    No. 0 Designation
    1 Tilting edges
    2 Possible centre−of−gravity line with a 360° rotation of the
    placing boom

    Danger
    There is a risk of the machine tipping over when
     the wheels are in contact with the ground when the machine is
    supported
     the support legs are not extended or swung out to the stop.

    The machine will only achieve the required stability if you always
    swing out and extend the support legs to the stop. Furthermore, the
    machine must be raised completely when it is supported so that the
    wheels are no longer in contact with the ground. This is the only way
    in which the weight of the entire machine will act as ballast.

    BP07_303_0609EN 7

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