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Section I: Safety

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The safe operation of your Jerr-Dan Carrier is your responsibility. Read this

manual and the truck manufacturer’s manual and thoroughly understand

them. You can be held legally responsible for injuries or damage resulting

from careless or unsafe operating practices.

Our recommendations for operating your equipment can help you avoid

unsafe practices and their bad consequences. These recommendations

are contained in this manual.

Jerr-Dan Corporation is not responsible for the results of any unsafe practice

of tow operators or for the failure of your equipment or its accessories resulting

from improper use or lack of maintenance.

The danger from a vehicle continues after it is disabled or wrecked.

Recovering or towing vehicles can be dangerous too! The danger threatens

tow operators and everyone else close by. As a tow operator you must

develop an awareness of the hazards involved. You must use every safeguard

to prevent injuries.

Careful consideration of the immediate surrounding conditions such as the

weather, terrain, type or condition of the vehicle to be recovered and the

condition and experience of the operator is foremost to the safety and

success of the operation.

Tie-down straps are provided for use with your new Jerr-Dan Recovery Vehicle.

Each week inspect all straps for any signs of rips, tears, cuts, fatigue or

other damage. Check the hooks to. Make sure they have not been bent or

deformed. If strap or hook damage is noted, they must be replaced before

being used.

Wire rope cables wear out or can become damaged. Periodically inspect

the wire rope cable for any signs of fatigue or damage. Check the hooks to

be sure they have not been bent or deformed. Replace immediately when

damaged. Refer to the Wire Rope Handling and Inspection Section.

For each step in operating your equipment develop the habit of asking yourself

"is it safe to proceed?" Carefully check your set up before starting a lift or

tow.

Because recoveries can be so different, we cannot warn you of all the possible

hazards you will encounter, but we will tell you of the most common hazards

SAFETY

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