operators_manual

WARNING
Jumping out of the cab or getting into
the
cab without proper care is danger-
ous. You could slip and fall, which
could lead to death or personal injury.
Keep steps clean. Clean any fuel, oil,
or grease off of the steps before enter-
ing the cab. Use the steps and grab
handles provided, and always keep at
least three points of contact between
your hands and feet and the truck.
Look where you are going.
How to Lock and Unlock the Cab
Doors
The vehicle has one key for cab doors,
ignition, and the optional sleeper luggage
compartment. Frame-mounted tool box
locks and locking fuel tank caps each have
separate, individual keys.
WARNING
To help lessen the chance and/or se-
verity of death or personal injury in
case of an accident, always lock the
doors while driving. Along with using
the lap shoulder belts properly, locking
the doors helps prevent doors from in-
advertently opening and occupants
from being ejected from the vehicle.
To lock or unlock the doors from outside
the cab:
1.
• Rotate the key toward the rear
of the vehicle to lock
(clockwise), or
• Rotate the key toward the front
of the vehicle (counter
clockwise) to unlock.
Cab T
ilting
Some examples of safety precautions are
use of proper cab tilting equipment, secure
loose objects in the cab, remove heavy
objects from the cab, proper positioning of
the vehicle and ensuring that any people or
property are at a safe distance from the
vehicle.
WARNING
Clear the area in front of the vehicle
before tilting the cab. A person in front
of the cab could be hit by the cab while
it is being tilted. Failure clear to the
area may result in death or personal
injury.
SAFETY - Cab Tilting
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