Holder C270, C250, C350, C370 Operating Manual

OPERATING MANUAL C series
Contents C250 ... C370

Contents

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Title 1
Preface 10
General information on service 11 Explanations of the terms used 12
Information about the vehicle 13
Intended use 13 Location for use 13 Impermissible use 14 Residual dangers, residual risks 14 Warning 15 EC conformity declaration in compliance
with EC Directive 2006/42/EC 16 Information about disposal 16 Positions of the safety symbols 17
Information on operation 18
Driving license 18 Overview of driving permit classes 18
Safety rules 22
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Safety rules in general 22 Work clothing 22 Safety instruction for retrofitting 23 Gearbox oil, engine oil, diesel fuel 24 Hydraulic fluid, brake fluid 25 Battery acid 26 Emissions 27 Exhaust gas 27 Battery 27 Heat 27 Working in the vicinity of overhead power
lines 28 Cab 28
Technical Data 30
Vehicle dimensions/dimension sketch C250, C270 30
Dimensions C250, C270 32 Axle loads 34 Permissible gross weight 36 Tyres 37
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Track widths 38 Theoretical road speed 39 Engine technical data 40 Assemblies: Drive 41 Assemblies: Hydraulics 42 Assemblies: brakes, lifts 43 Assemblies: Electrics, PTO 44 Assemblies: Vehicle 45 Noise level dB (A) 46
Description 47
Vehicle overview, from front left 47 Vehicle overview, right rear 48 Cab views 49 Operating elements from driver's seat 50 Multifunction display 51 Right-hand operating console (with small
joystick) 52 Right-hand operating console (with large
joystick) 54 Operating elements from driver's seat, foot 56
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pedals Operating elements in the operating con-
sole 57 Right front upper bar, console control ele-
ments 58 Engine speed fine adjustment control 59 Operating elements to the right of the op-
erating console 60 Operating elements behind the seat, con-
sole 60 Operating elements upper front end of cab 62 Operating elements rear front end of cab 63 Window operating elements left, right 63 Operating elements 64 Operating elements 65 Emergency exit 66 Installation rules for labels 67 Label positions 68 Standard scope of supply C250-C370 70
Start-up 71
Daily checks and activities before start-up 71
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Accessibility (left and right side) 72 Accessibility (from above) 73 Operating the battery disconnect switch 74 Checking tyre pressure 75 Checking the hitch device 76 Check the lighting and the rear view mir-
rors 76 Checking and cleaning the air intake chan-
nel 77 Checking radiator, condenser* and dirt
screen 78 Checking engine oil level 79 Adding engine oil 80 Check hydraulic oil level 81 Checking coolant 82 Refilling washing water 84 Checking brake fluid level 85 Fuelling (diesel) 86 Check before entering the vehicle 87 Adjusting steering column 87 Driver and passenger seats 88
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Adjusting the lumbar support (16), drivers seat 91
Adjusting right operating console 92 Instructions for starting the engine 93 Start engine 94 Service brakes 96 Checking braking and steering function 96
Operation 97
Before driving 97 Driving on slopes 98 Safety belt 99 Instructions for driving 100 Driving mode with hydrostat 101 Table of ranges 102 Table of driving programmes 1) 103 Speeds for road driving 104 Speeds for working 105 Adjusting the fine adjustment wheel 106 Driving mode with the Special Drive Sys-
tem* 108
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Pressing inch pedal 110 Steering 112 Brakes 114 Differential lock 116 Windscreen wiper, windscreen washer 118 Overview of the lighting 119 Switching on lighting 120 Signalling a turn 122 Operating the hazard warning flasher 123 Switching the beacon on 124 'Switching on the mirror heater* 125 Switch on front, rear work spotlight* 126 Connecting equipment to the vehicle socket 127 Radio* and speakers* 128 Operating the driver's cab roof hatch 129 Operating interior lighting 130 Heatable windscreen* 131 Switching on the seat heater* 132 Heating and ventilating the cab 133 Operating the air conditioner* 135
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Special operation 136
Notes on winter operation 136 Putting on snow chains 136 Stationary mode operation 138 Stationary mode removal of oil 139 Adjusting the track 140 31x13.50-15 tyres 140
Attachments 141
Operating attachments 141 Permissible gross weight 143 Front and rear attachments or combina-
tions 145 Front and rear combination table 147 Signal socket 148 Attaching implements 149 Lateral adjustment of the lift 150 Adjusting the top link slide 151 Attaching implements 152 Connecting hydraulic lines 153 Attaching cardan shafts 155
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Detaching attachments 156 Procedure 156 Attachments, Cargo bed tipping system 157 Safety notes for operating hydraulic devices
and attachments 158 Switching on hydraulic functions 158 Adjusting volume flow 0 to 25 l/min 159 External operation of the front lift 160 General warnings for operating the hy-
draulic floating position 162 Operating the joystick 163 Operating the front lift (joystick) 164 Front lift inclination adjustment 166 Passive inclination adjustment 167 Front lift side adjustment* 168 Hydraulic Functions Joystick 170 Operating the green hydraulic connections
with the joystick 171 Blue, green hydraulic connections 172 Electrohydraulic implement relief 174 Operating the electrohydraulic implement 175
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relief Setting values for implement relief 177 Implement relief coding 178 Switching degree of relief (SP1) to actual
pressure in the hydraulic cylinder 179 Tipping system*, rear lift* 180 Manual body frame 182 Attachments with overhead discharge 183 Safety instructions for PTO shaft operation 184 Front PTO shaft drive* 185 Rear PTO shaft drive* 186 Important instructions for the operation of
the volume dividers I, II and the implement pump* 187
Operating volume dividers I* and II* 188 Operating the implement servopump* 190
Trailers, towing 193
Your vehicle is suitable for towing the fol­lowing trailers: 193
Instructions for hitching the trailer 194 Non-automatic trailer hitch 195
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Automatic trailer hitch 196 Trailer hitch with ball head 197 Driving with a trailer 198
Shut-down 199
Leaving the vehicle 199 Parking the vehicle 200
Transport, loading 201
Information about transporting the vehicle 201 Information about loading 201 Towing 202
Coding the digital km/h display 204
Fault messages 206
Danger and condition notifications in the multifunction display 206
Fault Cause Remedy 208
Engine and turbocharger faults 208 Faults of thevehicle electronics and drive
hydraulics 208 Faults of the hydraulic system and steering 213
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Faults of the working hydraulics 216
Maintenance Instructions 219
Service 219 Qualification of maintenance personnel 219 How do I assess my vehicle? 220 Handling fluids and lubricants 221 Safety instructions for maintenance 222 Battery disconnect switch 224 Battery 225 Check battery and cable connections 226 Electrics, fuses 227 Hydraulic function fuses (board 1) 229 Applying corrosion protector 229 Jack application point 230 Replacing wheels 231 Cargo bed subframe 232 Tilting vehicle cab 233 Tightening threaded connections 235 Check all V-belts on the engine for condi-
tion and tension. 235
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Emptying the water separator 236 Fuel pre-filter 237 Checking hose connections for the engine
air filter 238 Cleaning the air filter system 239 Cleaning radiator, oil cooler and air condi-
tioner condenser* 240 Cleaning cab and air-conditioner filters 241 Checking bubble formation in the air-condi-
tioner* 242 Checking V-belt and compressor of the air
conditioner* 243 Draining condensation water from the air
conditioner 244 Position of the lubrication points 245
User Maintenance 246
Replacing light bulbs 246 Lower dipped beam and high beam 247 Upper dipped beam light, indicator and po-
sition light 248 Indicator light, parking light, tail light 249
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Bleed fuel system 250
Extended shutdown 251
Engine preservation 251 Recommissioning after the shutdown 252 Reversing engine preservation 252 Putting the vehicle into operation 252
Maintenance Data 253
Fluids and lubricants 253 Filling quantities for C250, C270, C350,
C370 254 Light bulbs 255 Tightening torques for hexagon and stud
bolts as per DIN 256 Engine technical data 257
Maintenance schedule 259
Regular maintenance as needed 261 Single maintenance after 50 or 500 operat-
ing hours 262 Maintenance every 500 operating hours 263 Maintenance every 1000, 2000, 3000 oper- 265
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ating hours Maintenance every year, every two years 266
Index 267
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Preface

We are happy that you have decided to purchase a Holder product. We would like you to be able to work with your vehicle without accidents or mal­functions and recommend that you follow the in­structions in this operating manual. Doing so not only helps utilise the entire potential of your vehi­cle, but also protects the full warranty. The oper­ating manual provides you with all information re­quired to enjoy your Holder vehicle for a long time.
Further development
Due to the continuous further development of the design and equipment of our vehicles, there may be discrepancies between this operating manual and your vehicle. We also cannot completely rule out errors, despite careful work in the creation of this document. No legal claims can be derived from the information, illustrations and descriptions here­in. This operating and maintenance manual is fur­nished with each vehicle. Store it as carefully as possible, but accessible to drivers and maintenance personnel at all times. If it is ever lost, the own­er must immediately obtain a replacement from the manufacturer. The operating and maintenance manual must be brought to the attention of the per-
sonnel engaged with operation and maintenance of the equipment. The owner must ensure that all users have received, read and understood this manual. If you have further questions or sugges­tions for improvements, please contact our docu­mentation department (+49 71 23 96 60).
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General information on service

Have your vehicle registered by your Holder part­ner when you take delivery of the vehicle. Online registration is the prerequisite for warranty pro­cessing. Have the specified maintenance service in the maintenance schedule performed regularly and have this confirmed by a stamp and signature from your Holder partner in the service book. This is im­portant, because only demonstrated performance of the maintenance work preserves the warranty claim and claims for product liability.
For all inquiries about your vehicle please provide the following data:
Vehicle type e.g. C 270 Engine number e.g. V2607-DI-T-EU3 Chassis
number Sales date, date of com-
plaint Operating hours e.g. 500 hours
e.g. 212000101
e.g. 20/03/2011
We wish you good driving and safe work with your Holder multipurpose vehicle
Max Holder GmbH Max-Holder-Straße 1 72555 Metzingen
Telephone +49 71 23 96 60 Fax +49 71 23 96 62 28 E-mail: info@max-holder.com www.max-holder.com
Publication date and currentness of the manual
April 2012
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Explanations of the terms used

DANGER
For work processes that must be fol­lowed precisely to exclude danger to life and limb of people.
WARNING
For work processes that must be fol­lowed precisely to exclude injury of people.
CAUTION
For work processes that must be pre­cisely followed in order to avoid mate­rial damage and/or destruction.
ADVICE
For technical necessities that do not require particular attention.
All labels with * are optional equipment.
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Information about the vehicle

After safety testing, this vehicle has received op­erating approval in conformity with 2003/37EC. The vehicle further conforms to the relevant safety and health requirements of EC Directive 2006/42/ EC, which are currently not covered by Directive 2003/37/EC. The vehicle satisfies the requirements of the EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) Direc­tive 2009/64/EC. The regulations for exhaust gas identification and noise emission are observed. The vehicle must be licensed and furnished with a li­cense plate at the front and rear.

Intended use

The vehicle is suitable for towing trailers and for use with various attachments. The maximum trail­er load that may be towed is specified on the type plate and must not be exceeded. Transporting people is only permissible if a passenger seat is present. The vehicle is provided exclusively for use in agriculture and forestry, care of green spaces and outdoor facilities, and for winter services.
The vehicle may only be employed for the intend­ed use as specified and described in this operating manual. Intended use also implies compliance with
the required maintenance and repair specifications. The vehicle and the attachments may only be used, maintained and repaired by persons who are famil­iar with them and have been informed of the as­sociated dangers. The relevant accident prevention regulations as well as any other applicable rules and regulations concerning work safety, health pro­tection and traffic safety must be observed.
The operating personnel must – be physically and mentally suitable – be instructed in handling the vehicle – have read and understood the operating man-
ual before beginning work
– have demonstrated their capability of driving
the vehicle to the vehicle owner
– and be designated by the owner to drive the
vehicle

Location for use

The vehicle must be used outdoors. Operation on public streets is permitted. The regulations in effect in various countries for driving on public streets with the vehicle must be observed.
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Impermissible use

Any use that is not intended as described above is impermissible. Any danger arising from impermis­sible use is a matter for which the user, and not Max Holder GmbH, bears responsibility. The manufac­turer is not liable for resulting damage. Usage for purposes other than those described in this manual is prohibited. Transportation of people on the load area or on attachments is not permitted.

Residual dangers, residual risks

Despite careful working and observance or stan­dards and regulations, the occurrence of dangers in handling the vehicle cannot be ruled out. Both the vehicle and all other system components com­ply with the currently applicable safety regulations. Nevertheless a residual risk cannot be ruled out, even for permitted use observing all the instruc­tions provided. Persons in the vicinity of the vehicle and the attachments must therefore pay particular attention to being able to react immediately in case of a malfunction, an accident, a breakdown or the like.
WARNING Danger from human error
All persons present in the vicini­ty of the vehicle and the attach­ments must be informed of these dangers
Additional safety regulations in this operating manual must also be referenced
Dangers include:
– Unexpected movements of the attachments
and the vehicle
– Escape of fuels, lubricants and the like due
to leaks, breakage of lines and tanks and so forth
– Risk of accident while driving, steering and
braking due to unfavourable ground condi­tions such as slopes, slipperiness, uneven­ness or poor visibility, etc.
– Falling, stumbling and the like while moving
on the vehicle, especially under wet condi­tions
– Fire and explosion risk from the battery and
electric voltages
– Risk of poisoning by diesel exhaust
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– Risk of fire from diesel fuel and oils – Human error due to non-observance of
safety regulations

Warning

WARNING Danger of accident
The vehicle and the attached imple­ments or trailers may only be put in­to operation if all instructions from the operating manuals are followed. Oth­erwise this combination of equipment may not be put into operation.
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EC conformity declaration in compliance with EC Directive 2006/42/EC

This EC conformity declaration applies only to risks that are not currently covered by Directive 2003/37/EC.
We, Max Holder GmbH Max-Holder-Strasse 1 72555 Metzingen, Germany,
declare under our sole responsibility that the agri­cultural tractors of the vehicle series
Holder Type C250/C270
Identification Number: 212000101....
Holder Type C350/C370
Identification Number: 213000101....
to which this declaration relates conform to the rel­evant fundamental safety and health requirements of EC Directive 2006/42/EC, which are currently not covered by Directive 2003/37/EC. The vehicle additionally complies with the provisions of Direc­tive 2003/37/EC. This declaration loses its validity if the vehicle is substantially modified.

Information about disposal

Your vehicle consists of a variety of materials. Each of these materials must be disposed of, treated or recycled in accordance with different regional and national regulations. We recommend cooperation with a specialist disposal operation.
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C270_003
2
1
2
3

Positions of the safety symbols

The safety symbols are applied to the vehicle at the following positions.
1 = ON THE UPPER LEFT IN THE CAB Read and observe the operat­ing manual and the safety instruc­tions before start-up.
2 = AT THE LEFT AND RIGHT ON THE REAR SIDE OF THE CAB Pres­ence in the articulation area is for­bidden. Danger of severe crushing and injuries.
3 = ON THE INNER SIDE OF THE LEFT-HAND DOOR Travelling with and transporting people is only permissible if a passenger seat is present and the driver's view is not obstructed.
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Information on operation Driving license
In order to drive this vehicle you require a driving permit dependent on the type-related maximum speed and the permissible gross weight of the vehicle or the combination. See the following tables.

Overview of driving permit classes

Agricultural and forestry tractors (also with implements)
Maximum speed (type-dependent)
up to 32 km/h no limit B, L, T 1, 1a, 1b, 2, 3, 4, 5
Permissible gross weight (zGM)
up to 3.5 t B
above 3.5 t to 7.5 t
Driving permit class (minimum require­ment)
T: up to 60 km/h but only up to 40 km/h below age 18
C1 T: up to 60 km/h but only up to 40 km/h below age 18
Previous driving per­mit class (Germany)
2, 3above 32 km/h
2, 3
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Single-axle trailer or dual-axle trailer with centre distance of not more than 1 m
Permissible gross weight (zGM)
up to 750 kg for trailer B, C1, C, T
above 750 kg for trailer BE, C1E, CE, T
Driving permit class (minimum requirement)
L: max. 25 km/h only with extra sign and type-dependent maximum tractor speed of 25 km/h
B, C1, C: only up to 3.5 t permissible gross weight of the combination and permissible gross weight of the trailer Dead weight of the tractor; otherwise: max. 25 km/h
C1E: only up to 12t permissible gross weight of the combination and permissible gross weight of the trailer Dead weight of the tractor; otherwise: max. 25 km/h L: max. 25 km/h
Previous driving permit class (Ger­many)
1, 1a, 1b, 2, 3, 4, 5
1, 1a, 1b, 2, 3, 4, 5
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Multi-axle trailer or dual-axle trailer with a centre distance of more than 1 m
Permissible gross weight (zGM)
up to 750 kg for trailer B, C1, C, T
above 750 kg for trailer
up to 3.5 t permissible gross weight
up to 12 t permissible gross weight
Driving permit class (minimum requirement)
L: max. 25 km/h only with extra sign and type-dependent maximum tractor speed of 25 km/h
BE, C1E, CE, T
B, C1, C: only up to 3.5 t permissible gross weight of the combination and permissible gross weight of the trailer Dead weight of the tractor; otherwise: max. 25 km/h
C1E: only up to 12 t permissible gross weight of the combination and permissible gross weight of the trailer Dead weight of the tractor; otherwise: max. 25 km/h L: max. 25 km/h
Previous driving permit class (Ger­many)
2, 3
2, 3
1, 1a, 1b, 4, 5: max. 25 km/h in each case
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Two trailers behind agricultural and forestry tractors
Permissible gross weight (zGM)
up to 3.5 t permissible gross weight
up to 12 t permissible gross weight
Driving permit class (minimum requirement)
BE, C1E, CE, T
B, C1, C: only up to 3.5 t permissible gross weight of the combination and permissible gross weight of the trailer in each case Dead weight of the tractor; otherwise: max. 25 km/h
C1E: only up to 12 t permissible gross weight of the combination and permissible gross weight of the trailer Dead weight of the tractor; otherwise: max. 25 km/h
L: max. 25 km/h
Previous driving permit class (Ger­many)
2, 3
1, 1a, 1b, 4, 5: max. 25 km/h
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Safety rules

Safety rules in general

Observe your national safety regulations
Persons under 16 years of age may not oper­ate the vehicle
Road traffic regulations must be observed when using public roads
Presence inside the vehicle's danger zone is prohibited
Do not allow the engine to run in enclosed spaces
Caution when handling fuel There is an elevat­ed risk of fire
Caution when handling fluids and lubricants; they may be toxic and corrosive
Keep vehicle and attachments clean to avoid risk of fire
Observe warnings and symbols on your vehicle
Emergency stopping can be initiated by the following actions: Operate service and parking brake in all sce­narios. Set drive programme switch to 0. Set direction of travel to 0.
Cut off gas. Set ignition to 0.
If an inch pedal is faulty, the indicator lamp flashes (1, see page 60) and the vehicle on­ly drives at a reduced speed.

Work clothing

Only wear snugly fitting clothing when working with the vehicle
Use suitable headwear so that loose hair and braids cannot get caught in rotating parts
Do not wear jewellery such as rings or similar items while working
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Safety instruction for retrofitting

The vehicle is equipped with electronic components whose operation may be influenced by electromag­netic emissions from other equipment. These in­fluences can endanger people if the safety instruc­tions below are not observed:
Have equipment installed by a specialist shop
Before installation of electrical or electronic de­vices with connections to the vehicle network, there must be a check of whether this installa­tion causes interference with vehicle electron­ics or other components
The installed devices must conform to the ap­plicable EMC Directive 2009/64/EC and bear the CE mark
If you install a mobile communications sys­tem (radio, mobile telephone) (or have one in­stalled), the following requirements must be satisfied:
– Only install devices with a valid approval
(e.g. BTZ approval in Germany) – The device must be permanently installed – Operation of portable or mobile devices in-
side the vehicle is permissible only via a
connection to a permanently installed exter-
nal antenna
– The transmission section must be installed
spatially separated from the vehicle elec­tronics
– Ensure that the antenna is installed by a
specialist and has a good connection to the vehicle earth
For the wiring, observe the maximum per­missible power consumption according to the manufacturer's installation instructions
Disconnect all plugs from the electronics in case of electric welding work
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Gearbox oil, engine oil, diesel fuel

WARNING Risk of explosion
Do not smoke while handling these fluids and lubricants
No open flames
DANGER Risk of irritation
Wear personal protective clothing
In case of intensive contact with the skin, wash off with soap and water.
Immediately change soaked cloth­ing and shoes
Use a skin protection agent
After eye contact, rinse thoroughly (at least 10 minutes) with water
Then consult an ophthalmologist
WARNING Danger of poisoning
Do not eat or drink when handling these fluids and lubricants
Breathe fresh air after inhalation of mist or vapour
Consult a doctor in case of persis­tent problems
Do not induce vomiting if ingested
Consult a doctor
WARNING Risk of slipping
Avoid spilling the fuel or lubricant
Avoid mixing water with spilled fluids or lubricants
Always store oil in specified con­tainers
Remove spilled liquid immediate­ly with an oil binding agent and discard in accordance with regula­tions
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DANGER Danger of fire
Do not allow oils and fuels to con­tact hot engine components
ADVICE Environmental protection
Dispose of used fluids and lubri­cants in accordance with regula­tions
Observe laws and regulations
Do not allow fluids and lubricants to reach ground water

Hydraulic fluid, brake fluid

These fluids are under pressure during operation and are dangerous to health.
DANGER Danger of poisoning
Do not spill fluids and lubricants
Remove spilled fluids immediate­ly with an oil binding agent and discard in accordance with regula­tions
Observe laws and regulations
Avoid inhaling mists
DANGER Risk of irritation
Avoid skin contact, especially with fluids that escape under high pres­sure from the hydraulic system due to leakage
Immediately consult a doctor in case of contact
Wear personal protective gear (e.g. safety gloves, safety glass­es and well as skin protectant and skin care agent)
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Battery acid

Battery acid contains dissolved sulphuric acid. It is toxic and corrosive.
DANGER Risk of irritation
Wear protective clothing and an eye protector
Avoid contact with clothing, skin and eyes
In case of contact, immediately rinse with copious clean water
Immediately consult a doctor in case of personal injury
Immediately neutralize spilled bat­tery acid with water
Dispose of used fluid in accor­dance with regulations
Observe laws and regulations
ADVICE Environmental protection
Immediately neutralize spilled bat­tery acid with water
Dispose of used battery fluid in ac­cordance with regulations
Observe laws and regulations
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Emissions

Exhaust gas

DANGER Danger of poisoning
Do not run the engine in enclosed spaces
The engine emits exhaust gas to the environment when running The ex­haust gas consists primarily of water vapour, carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon
monoxide, hydrocarbons (CH), nitro­gen oxides (NOx) and soot. The com­ponents CO, CH and NOx are toxic and harmful to health and must not be inhaled in high concentrations. Soot is considered a carcinogenic material. The particulates contained in exhaust gas are especially carcinogenic.

Battery

Heat

DANGER Risk of explosion
Ventilate sufficiently
Keep away from open flames
Observe safety rules for handling the battery
The battery emits a mixture of oxy­gen and hydrogen (oxyhydrogen gas) while being charged. This gas mixture is an explosion risk and must not be ignited.
DANGER Danger of fire
Keep inflammable materials away from the exhaust system
The exhaust gases are very hot and can ignite combustible material
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Working in the vicinity of overhead power lines

DANGER Danger from high voltage
Maintain an adequate safety mar­gin between overhead power lines and the vehicle (see table)
The safety margin depends on the rated voltage of the overhead power line:
Voltage Safety margin
> 1 kV 1 m < 1 kV > 110 kV 3 m < 110 kV > 220 kV 4 m < 220 kV > 1380 kV 5 m Unknown voltage 5 m
Cab
The cab conforms to the requirements of the cab classification (standard: EN 15695-1:2009). There are four categories for cabs that surround the dri­ver with a physical barrier and prevent ambient air from entering the driver's environment unhin­dered.
Category I Cab that provides no defined protection level against hazardous substances
Category II Cab that protects against dust
Category III Cab that protects against dust and aerosols
Category IV Cab that protects against dust, aerosols and vapours
The cabs of the C250, C270, C350, C370 vehicles correspond to Category II
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DANGER Danger of poisoning
Do not use vehicle if protection from aerosols and vapours is re­quired
DANGER Danger of poisoning
When working with hazardous sub­stances, e.g. spayed agents, spray mists, etc.,
keep windows, doors and ventila­tors closed
Observe instructions of the equip­ment and chemical manufacturers, as well as their recommendations on filters to be used
Do not enter the cab with contam­inated clothing
In case of contamination, enter the cab only with protective cloth­ing
Do not store or transport any haz­ardous substances in the cab
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Technical Data C250 ... C370

Technical Data Vehicle dimensions/dimension sketch C250, C270
1995 - 2285
Spurbreite min. 1091
Cab with high flat roof
Cab with low flat roof
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