HUSTLER BaleSlice Owner's manual

Brand: HUSTLER

Model: BaleSlice

Type: Owner's manual

BaleSlice

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HUSTLER EQUIPMENT INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

Dear Customer,

Welcome to the Hustler family!

We’re delighted to know that we can make a difference in your operation

and would love to take this opportunity while you’re reading this instruction

manual to say a special THANK YOU for purchasing a Hustler!

We hope you enjoyed dealing with us and our business partner(s) and trust

that we contributed to make your purchasing journey easy.

Here at Hustler we are on a mission to help farmers and ranchers ‘Achieve

More Everyday’ with the ‘World’s Best Livestock Feeding Solutions’. If at

any stage you have any queries/questions or even a feel like a chat, our

passionate team would value the opportunity to help.

We hope you enjoy your Hustler as much as we do, for many years to come.

Thanks again, hopefully we will meet someday.

Kindest Regards

Brent Currie

CEO

CONTENTS

Important .................................................................................... 2

Introduction ................................................................................ 2

Operating Saftey Rules ........................................................ 3-9

Intended use of device ..........................................................10

Device Description ........................................................... 11-12

Device Use ......................................................................... 13-15

Servicing and Maintenance ............................................ 16-17

Warranty .................................................................................... 18

Maintenance Log .....................................................................19

IMPORTANT

• Please read this Instruction Manual before you start operating the

machine and observe all safety rules contained herein.

• The Instruction Manual constitutes the basic equipment of the

machine!

• Please keep this Instruction Manual in a safe place within easy

reach of the user and the operator during the whole period of

machine use.

• In case this manual is lost or damaged, you should purchase

the new copy, by placing an order in the point of sale or at the

machine’s manufacturer.

• In case the machine is resold or made accessible to a third party,

you should enclose the Instruction Manual together with the

Declaration of Conformity for the machine.

• All the rights to this Instruction Manual are reserved by the

manufacturer. Copying, processing of this Instruction Manual or

any of its part without the manufacturer consent is forbidden.

INTRODUCTION

It is strongly recommended to read and understand this Instruction

Manual before starting operation of the hydraulically controlled bale

slicer and observe all recommendations contained herein.

This Instruction Manual contains descriptions of all risks which may occur

when you do not observe safety rules during machine work and operation.

In this Operation Manual safety precautions which should be undertaken in

order to minimise or avoid the risks are listed.

This Instruction Manual also contains the rules of proper cutter use and

explains what service procedures connected with it should be made.

If any information given in this Instruction Manual is incomprehensible, please

ask directly the manufacturer for an explanation.

Note!

Read this Instruction Manual

Before start work with bale slice.

Note!

This symbol warns about the risk.

This warning symbol indicates an important information given in

Instruction Manual concerning to the risk. Please read this information

carefully, comply with the instructions and act with due caution.

OPERATING SAFETY RULES

User Safety

The cutters with hydraulic drive may be operated exclusively by adults

who have familiarized themselves with their operation and who have

read this Operation Manual and have suitable qualiﬁcations. When

operating the cutters you should take all safety precautions, in particular:

• Observe general regulations relating to health and safety at work

apart from keeping to the recommendations included in this

Instruction Manual.

• Follow the safety instructions of the warning symbols attached to

the machine.

• Never permit other persons than the operator to drive the vehicle

which operate this cutter and do not allow other people to stay in

the vehicle or on the machine during their operation.

• The cutter may be operated only by a person who is authorized to

drive a vehicle with the cutter attached, in accordance with the

manufacturer's recommendations.

• The work-stand of the operator during work with the bale cutter is

the cabin of vehicle, to which the cutter is attached.

• Please remember that on this cutter there are a lot of places which

can cause personal injury (sharp edges, protruding construction

elements etc.). When operating the machine you should be

particularly careful when you come near the above critical places,

and you absolutely must use personal protective equipment, such as:

• protective clothing,

• protective gloves,

• protective shoes

• Transport of people or objects on the cutter is strictly forbidden.

• It is forbidden to operate the cutter by unauthorised persons who

have not read this Operation Manual.

• An operator who operates the cutter with hydraulic drive outside

the working place must be equipped with ﬁrst-aid-kit containing

ﬁrst aid measures together with instructions of their use

• When operating the cutter with dusty materials it is necessary to

wear protective clothing suitable for the material being cut and

transported, in particular: rubber boots, gloves, coat, cap and half-

mask.

• In case of poisoning or infection you should immediately contact

the physician.

• When you drive the vehicle with the cutter attached which is not

working you should keep safety transport clearance – min. 0.3 m

• Transport speed should be adjusted to the condition of road

surface.

• In order to keep suitable control, the cutter should be adjusted to

the vehicle in accordance with the recommendations of both the

vehicle and the cutter manufacturers as well as the suspension

used. Manufacturer's clamping rules are described in chapter 5.1.

Cutter installation - in this Operation Manual.

• Please remember that the load of every axle of the vehicle with the

cutter attached must not lower than 20% of vehicle's gross weight.

• Never leave the vehicle with the cutter attached on slopes or

other terrain inclinations without protecting it against self-rolling

downwards. The cutter must be lowered on the ground. You should

place wedges under the vehicle wheels.

• Before taking any action connected with preparation, mounting,

dismantling or adjustment, you should switch off drive, vehicle

engine, vehicle immobilize and wait until all movable machine

elements will stop.

• After the ﬁrst hour of operation you should check the condition of

all temporary fastenings, e.g. bolted joints.

• The cutter must be stored on ﬂat, even, paved ground in a place

inaccessible for unauthorized persons and animals with drawing

special attention to securing knifes of cutting jaw.

• During cutter assembly and disassembly you should take care and

be careful about construction elements responsible for fastening

with the vehicle.

• Before you start working with the cutter you should check its

technical condition as well as vehicle cooperating with it. Vehicle

and cutter unit must be in good technical condition. Worn or

damaged parts should be immediately replaced by the new ones.

OPERATING SAFETY RULES CONT

• The cutter must be equipped with all protective shields (if they are

provided by the manufacturer) which protect against accessing to

movable parts. Covers must be complete and fully efﬁcient.

• The cutter weight suspended on the vehicle may inﬂuence the

vehicle's driveability. In such a situation great caution should be

exercised.

• Keep this Instrcution Manual accessible near the cutter. When you

loan the cutter you should hand it over in good working and technical

condition along with the Operation Manual.

• Before you start using the cutter, you should prepare it in accordance with

the recommendations given in section: 5. Device use Cutter installation.

• Lashing to the cutter additional transport means is strictly forbidden.

• It is strictly forbidden to transport the cutter, ready to work, on public roads.

• When you start the cutter for the ﬁrst time, you should check its functioning.

• Assembly protections of the cutter's bolts, should be only done with

the use of typical protection means in the form of cotter pins. Work

with other protective means is forbidden.

• On account of natural wear of materials you should obey

recommendations described at chapter no. 6.Service and

maintenance procedure steps.

• Before you start to work, you should pay special attention to the

condition of the cutter's hydraulic system. The cylinder, hydraulic

piping and connections must be tight. Worn or damaged parts should

be immediately replaced by the new ones.

• During operation the hydraulic piping is under high pressure. When

you connect or disconnect the cutter's hydraulic system with the

vehicle's hydraulic system, the system must not be under pressure

• Upon receiving the cutter check its technical condition, whether it

wasn't damaged.

• Staying under the raised cutter is forbidden, there is a risk of being

crushed by construction elements or transported materials.

• It is forbidden to stay close to operating cutter.

• Don't put ﬁngers and limbs between construction elements of the

cutter while making adjustments or overhauls.

• The vehicle operator who operates the cutter must pay attention that no

one approaches the cutter or stays close to it during operation.

• During turning or reversing, manoeuvring with the cutter, you

should ensure suitable visibility for yourself or look for help of a

properly trained person.

• It is forbidden for operating personnel to stay between the vehicle

and the cutter when the vehicle engine is operating.

• Work on the slopes exceeding 8% is inadmissible.

• During working on slopes you should act with great caution.

• Pay special attention during turns and reversing of vehicle with

suspended bale cutter, both during transport and while reversing,

especially when people, animals or any objects are close to the vehicle.

• A vehicle operating with the cutter should have a cabin.

• Never leave the vehicle with the engine operating. Before you

leave the driver's seat you should lower the cutter on the ground,

turn off the vehicle engine, operate hand brake, and take out the

ignition key.

• Do not wear unbuttoned or loose-hanging clothes while working,

assembling, disassembling or making adjustments. Keep them

away from construction elements as they may be caught by them.

• The cutter should be disconnected from the vehicle not earlier than

after turning the vehicle engine off and taking out the ignition key.

• After ﬁnishing the work it is recommended to clean and wash the

bale cutter in the washing station equipped with waste-water

treatment plant or sedimentation tank for neutralization of waste-

water.

OPERATING SAFETY RULES CONT

• The cutter should be stored on ﬂat, paved surface under a

roof, in places protected against unauthorised persons and

animals, with cutting knives protected, to eliminate the risk of

accidental injury.

• In case of failure you should immediately disconnect the drive

transmitted from the vehicle.

• The cutter operation by the people under an inﬂuence of

alcohol, drugs or other narcotics is strictly forbidden.

• All service procedures, which need a servicing person to stay

near the cutter should be done only with the cutter lowered on

the ground and with the vehicle engine turned off.

• The cutter control is only possible from the vehicle cabin to

which the cutter is connected, after taking the seat by the

vehicle operator. The fork control may be done only from the

vehicle cabin to which the fork is connected, after taking a seat

by the vehicle operator.

Faiure to foow the above instructions coud cause risk for

the operator and unauthorized persons, as we as to damae

the cutter.

Risks Occuring during bale cutter operation:

no. Risk Source of risk (cause) Possible effects

of the risk Protective means

Excessive strain

of the motor

system (physical

strain)

Work in standing,, forced

bent over position, walk-

ing, sliding

Motor system dis-

eases, backbone

injuries, strained

tendons

Familiarize with Operation Manual,

training at the work station with a

consideration of lifting standards

during manual transport works,

proper weight lifting techniques,

using other person's help, devices

which make moving easier e.g.

hoist, hoisting winch

Falling down

on the same

level (stumbling,

slipping etc.)

Uneven subsoil, disor-

der – lying and standing

objects, communication

roads obstructed, slippery

surfaces of the siloses

Bruising, dis-

locations, joint

sprains, bone

fractures, injures

Suitable protective shoes, even

foundation, focused attention,

keeping order, familiarizing with

the Operation Manual

Hitting on ﬁxed,

protruding and

sharp machine

parts

The machine and its

environment

Body injures,

bruising, bumps,

bruises, cuts

Proper placing of the machine,

safe space to move around, prop-

er organization of work, focused

attention, use personal protective

equipment – protective helmet,

gloves, familiarizing with the

Operation Manual

4Hitting by moving

objects

Fodder, accidental turf

parts, silage falling down

from the machine during

transportation.

Bruising, cuts

Focused attention, marking of

dangerous zone, ban on moving

nearby working machine, ban on

staying under suspended weight -

raised machine, wearing personal

protective equipment – protective

helmet, glasses, familiarizing with

the Operation Manual

5Sharp, dangerous

edges

Protruding machine

construction parts, use of

manual tools

Finger and hand

injuries, scratches,

catching loose

clothes on pro-

truding parts

Personal protective equipment –

protective gloves, working uniform

buttoned up, focused attention

6Movable machine

parts

Movable machine ele-

ments, sliding piston rods

of hydraulic cylinders,

lack of movable parts

shielding

Dragging in, limb

injures, crushing

of ﬁngers and

palms

Ban on moving nearby working

machine, focused attention, use

of movable parts shields, familiar-

izing with the Instruction Manual

Suspended and

standing machine

weight, loaded

machine weight

Improper assembly, ag-

gregation, bad positioning

of the machine, improper

operation, leaving the

suspended machine on

tractor, improper loading

of transported feed

Bruising, feet and

palms crushing

Focused attention, ban on staying

under suspended weight - raised

machine, using personal protec-

tive equipment - safety boots,

safety gloves, safe placing of the

machine, using other person's

help, using jacks, cranes, familiar-

izing with the Operation Manual

Micro-climate

– changeable

atmospheric

conditions

Work done in differential

weather conditions

Overheating

(thermal shock),

sun burnings

Suitable protective clothing,

drinks, creams with ﬁlters, taking

breaks, familiarizing with the

Instruction Manual, vehicle cabin

ventilation

9 Noise

Too high revolutions

of the vehicle engine,

damaged, loose vibrating

parts of the machine

Irritation, lack of

concentration,

neurosis

Work with the vehicle and the ma-

chine in good working order, rou-

tine maintenance, proper vehicle

engine revolutions, familiarizing

with the Instruction Manual

no. Risk Source of risk (cause) Possible effects

of the risk Protective means

Excessive strain

of the motor

system (physical

strain)

Work in standing,, forced

bent over position, walk-

ing, sliding

Motor system dis-

eases, backbone

injuries, strained

tendons

Familiarize with Operation Manual,

training at the work station with a

consideration of lifting standards

during manual transport works,

proper weight lifting techniques,

using other person's help, devices

which make moving easier e.g.

hoist, hoisting winch

Falling down

on the same

level (stumbling,

slipping etc.)

Uneven subsoil, disor-

der – lying and standing

objects, communication

roads obstructed, slippery

surfaces of the siloses

Bruising, dis-

locations, joint

sprains, bone

fractures, injures

Suitable protective shoes, even

foundation, focused attention,

keeping order, familiarizing with

the Operation Manual

Hitting on ﬁxed,

protruding and

sharp machine

parts

The machine and its

environment

Body injures,

bruising, bumps,

bruises, cuts

Proper placing of the machine,

safe space to move around, prop-

er organization of work, focused

attention, use personal protective

equipment – protective helmet,

gloves, familiarizing with the

Operation Manual

4Hitting by moving

objects

Fodder, accidental turf

parts, silage falling down

from the machine during

transportation.

Bruising, cuts

Focused attention, marking of

dangerous zone, ban on moving

nearby working machine, ban on

staying under suspended weight -

raised machine, wearing personal

protective equipment – protective

helmet, glasses, familiarizing with

the Operation Manual

5Sharp, dangerous

edges

Protruding machine

construction parts, use of

manual tools

Finger and hand

injuries, scratches,

catching loose

clothes on pro-

truding parts

Personal protective equipment –

protective gloves, working uniform

buttoned up, focused attention

6Movable machine

parts

Movable machine ele-

ments, sliding piston rods

of hydraulic cylinders,

lack of movable parts

shielding

Dragging in, limb

injures, crushing

of ﬁngers and

palms

Ban on moving nearby working

machine, focused attention, use

of movable parts shields, familiar-

izing with the Instruction Manual

Suspended and

standing machine

weight, loaded

machine weight

Improper assembly, ag-

gregation, bad positioning

of the machine, improper

operation, leaving the

suspended machine on

tractor, improper loading

of transported feed

Bruising, feet and

palms crushing

Focused attention, ban on staying

under suspended weight - raised

machine, using personal protec-

tive equipment - safety boots,

safety gloves, safe placing of the

machine, using other person's

help, using jacks, cranes, familiar-

izing with the Operation Manual

Micro-climate

– changeable

atmospheric

conditions

Work done in differential

weather conditions

Overheating

(thermal shock),

sun burnings

Suitable protective clothing,

drinks, creams with ﬁlters, taking

breaks, familiarizing with the

Instruction Manual, vehicle cabin

ventilation

9 Noise

Too high revolutions

of the vehicle engine,

damaged, loose vibrating

parts of the machine

Irritation, lack of

concentration,

neurosis

Work with the vehicle and the ma-

chine in good working order, rou-

tine maintenance, proper vehicle

engine revolutions, familiarizing

with the Instruction Manual

Sign Description Place of attaching

NOTE !

General warning

sign warning - a

risk of danger

The cutter User

manual

Warning against

side squeeze up The cutter

Read the Manual User Manual

Wear protective

suit The cutter user manual

Moveable machine

parts The Cutter

Don't stand under

load The Cutter

Ban on transporting

persons on

transport devices

The Cutter

Ban on repairing

the device when it

is in motion

The Cutter

Ban on lubricating

the device when it

is in motion

The Cutter

INTENDED USE OF THE DEVICE

The hydraulic driven bale cutter is intended for transporting and

cutting bales with feed before they are directly dispensed to farm

animals on closed area of private enterprise. Due to the use of

automated foil grip, the machine ensures easy and quick work -

without a need of leaving the vehicle's cabin. Loader operator skills

are very helpful to fully use the capabilities that this attachment gives.

It is important how the bale is grabed, handled and cutted to go safely

trough whole process of cutting it.

This is professional equipment for front loaders, telescopic loaders

and mini-loaders ﬁtted with standard EURO hitch. Additionally, at the

customer request, the machine assembly to the vehicle can be done

with the use of the following fastenings: TUZ I, TUZ II, TUZ III, SMS, ISO.

Working element of the machine is upper catting jaw of the cutter,

equipped with specially designed cutting knives assembly. The

assembly cuts bales with feed and grip the bale during transport

perfectly well. The cutter has hydraulic control system, which after

connection to the vehicle allows to control operation from the vehicle

cabin by the operator.

Meeting the requirements concerning machine use, servicing and

repairs in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations

and strict observance of them is the condition of intended use of the

machine. The cutter can be operated, serviced and repaired exclusively

by the persons who know its detailed characteristics and got

familiarized with good practices as far as health and safety at work.

The manufacturer has a wide choice of accessories for the loaders,

which make transport easier. The manufacturer also offers specialist

consultancy concerning the choice of suitable equipment for

customer's needs.

All cases of lack of clarity concerning the machine

intended use, should be cleared with the cutter's

manufacturer. Proper choice of the machine and

awareness of its intended use will rise safety at work.

INTENDED USE OF THE DEVICE DEVICE DESCRIPTION

Fig.1 General view - Bale Cutter

The hydraulic driven bale cutters are adapted to co-operate with a

vehicle, which has power hydraulic system as a standard of the rear

and front fastenings used in agricultural vehicles.

Basic tool fastening systems existing in the cutters are as follows:

• TUZ I, TUZ II, TUZ III, TUZ IV hitch types

• EURO type coupling – as a standard

• SMS hitch

Each cutter is built of two articulated main construction elements.

The ﬁrst element – frame with forks is made of laser cut steel plate,

bended and welded into stiff frame. Straight teeth are attached to the

frame. The second element – jaw is a movable part of the cutter. It is

made of welded steel elements with cutting knifes assembly attached

to it. The jaw in its upper part has articulated connection to the frame

with forks, and in its lower part (front part) to hydraulic cylinders.

Additionally, in the central part of the frame with forks, the cylinder

with hooks catching the bale foil is built-in.

The hydraulic system, which after being connected to vehicle, is

controlled from the operator's cabin, allows for smooth work of the

jaw in the range of 80˚. The cutter's jaw has special construction,

which ensures easy bale slitting, and adjusted tooth arrangement

allows for reliable and tough work s well as secure protection feed

during transport.

DEVICE DESCRIPTION CONT

Fig. 2 The bale cutter's setting-up with the jaw raised

Equipment and accessories

Basic

The basic equipment of the bucket consists of:

• Hydraulic control system with power hydraulic system piping and hoses

• Instruction Manual

• Warranty Card

Hand-held warning-lighting device and triangle marking plate for

slow-moving vehicles do not belong to the basic equipment of the

cutter. You can buy them at the manufacturer and in the agricultural

machines depot for an additional cost. Every cutter user should have a

warning-lighting device and a triangle marking plate for slow-moving

vehicles in good working order. Ignoring their use during transport

and work can result in accident. The machine user is responsible for

damages resulting from an accident.

Auxiliary

• 1. Linch pin, cotter pin, clip ø 10.5

Note:

ALL ELEMENTS OF AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT OF THE CUTTER MAY BE

BOUGHT AT THE MANUFACTURER FOR AN ADDITIONAL COST.

DEVICE DESCRIPTION CONT DEVICE USE

Bale Cutter Installation

Make sure that all mounting elements of the vehicle and

the cutter are matched appropriately to guarantee safe

assembly and operation.

In case of the lack of clarity you should deﬁnitely contact

the manufacturer of the vehicle or the cutter .

As there is a need to connect two cutter systems to the

vehicle, the assembly of the cutter should be done in the

following order:

i. Assembly of mechanical system of the vehicle and

the bale cutter

Depending on the type of fastening system, you should

provide original protections. Every time when you

assembly the system you should check the wear of

connecting elements: bolts and journals.

ii. Assembly of hydraulic system

The bale cutter is equipped with pipes (hoses), which

need to be connected to connector pipes of the vehicle

power hydraulic system. Please, make sure that the pipes

(hoses) are run properly and check hydraulic connectors

cleanliness. Connection should be made in accordance

with schematic drawing 4

The bale cutter dismantling is carried out in reverse order

with exercising special caution during disassembly of

mechanical system, which separates the cutter from the

vehicle.

Hydraulic control system of the bale cutter

The bale cutter operation is controlled from the vehicle operator

cabin. The bale cutter is equipped with power hydraulic system

terminals, which after being connected to the power hydraulic system

of the vehicle ensure smooth control of its work.

DEVICE USE CONT

The bale cutter's hydraulic system

In order to make the work easier, its manufacturer equipped the

cutter with special control system. In order to make good use of the

cutter's functions the following operation steps in a given order are

recommended:

1. Raise cutter's jaw

2. Open hooks keeping up the foil

3. Fill the cutter with feed, grab the bale

4. Close the hooks keeping up the foil

5. Pre-clamping – transport to the place of feeding

6. Down motion of jaw – bale cutting and dropping the part of bale

7. Raise the cutter's jaw

8. Drop the rest of bale

9. Open the hooks keeping up the foil - dropping the foil

SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

After work servicing

Each time, after ﬁnishing the work, the cutter should be cleaned and

placed on ﬂat hardened surface. Then you should make an inspection

of connections of parts and assemblies. Worn or damaged parts

should be immediately replaced by new or regenerated ones. You

should check all screw connections and screw in the loosen ones. All

safety signs placed on the cutter should be kept clean.

After Season Maintenance

Includes all operation steps listed in the section entitled: After work

servicing. Additionally, the cutter should be stored under canopy on

ﬂat hardened surface. It is recommended to place wooden blocks

under the cutter. You should make sure that paint cover is tight. If

there is no paint in some places you should clean up the areas and

apply new protection coating layer on them.

Sevicing and maintenance procedure steps

All activities connected with the cutter servicing can be done

by the operator of the vehicle to which the cutter is attached

provided that he is authorised to operate the vehicle.

The cutter's servicing is only possible after reading the

Instruction Manual.

SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

Lubrication of movable connections

Lubrication of movable connections of the cutter is the basic

maintenance operation step. All movable parts should be protected

once a season with ŁT-42 grease. Clean all connections from dirt and

old used grease before lubrication. If you notice any traces of wear,

you should deﬁnitely replace used parts with the new ones.

Scrapping, the environment

In case of total wear of the machine to the level not allowing for

its further use, it should be scrapped. This also concerns routine

repairs or replacement of damaged parts. With the aim of doing it,

the machine should be carefully cleaned. Drain used oil and pass it to

utilization. Then you should disassemble the machine and segregate

parts according to the types of used materials. Segregated parts

should be passed to the scrap heap or for utilization.

The machine is a fully environmental friendly product. The materials

used for its production are recyclable in 98%. Used parts of the

machine should be utilized in accordance with local environment

protection law. During the whole period of machine use you shouldn't

allow for oil leak, which can cause environment pollution.

WARRANTY

(Bale Slice)

The goods speciﬁed in the Instruction Manual as designed

and supplied by the Manufacturer are warranted against faulty

workmanship and defective materials for a period of 24 months from

the date of purchase.

Such warranty is subject to the following conditions:

1. This warranty covers the repair or replacement of parts or

machinery sold by the manufacturer and damaged as a result of

the faulty workmanship or materials in such parts or machinery.

It does not extend to any other loss or damage including

consequential loss or damage or loss to other property or persons.

2. Without limiting the generality of paragraph 1 above, this warranty

does not cover the following:

a. Travel expenses.

b. Damage caused by accident, misuse or abuse.

c. Damage to any goods which have been altered or modiﬁed by

someone other than the manufacturer or its authorised agent

d. Damage or loss to the goods due to their unsuitability for any

particular use or for using with any particular tractor except

where such use or tractor had been speciﬁcally approved by

the manufacturer.

e. Damage or loss where the ﬁtting and installation of the goods

were not carried out By the manufacturer or its authorised

dealer.

f. Paint damage or wear.

g. Wear and tear where Hustler deem the product to be in a high

wear environment

3. Procedure for recovery under warranty. No loss or damage will

be covered by this warranty unless the following procedure is

followed by the purchaser

a. The loss or damage should be reported immediately to the

dealer (who will contact the manufacturer who will advise

whether it is covered by the warranty and undertake the

necessary action).

“This warranty shall be interpreted according to the laws of New Zealand and

the parties agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the Courts of New Zealand.”

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