Cub Cadet 7532 - Manual (Page 14)

1 Introduction
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Cautionary Items for Health
• Avoid a long term or repetitive contact with oil, especially used engine oil.
• Use protective clothes. Use waterproof gloves if necessary.
• Do not insert the waste cloth containing oil into the pocket.
• Take caution not to pollute the clothes, especially the underclothes, with oil.
• Do not use clothes or shoes remarkably polluted with oil. Wash the working uniform periodically.
• Provide a first aid kit in case of injury.
• Apply the protective cream before working for easier removal of adhered oil on the skin.
• Wash the oil adhered to the skin with soup and water until it is completely washed out. (Skin cleaner and
nailbrush may be useful.) Provide lost oil of the skin with cream containing lanoline.
• Do not use gasoline, kerosene, thinner, or solvent, etc. to clean the skin.
• If disorder of skin is worsened, consult the doctor immediately.
• Degrease the parts before handling the parts, if possible.
• Use the eye protectors or face shield, etc. in area with possibility that these solvents may enter the eyes.
Noise
Some types of works are performed in area with high noise, resulting in losing a hearing acuity. In such a case, use
protective measure to the ears.
Coating
Smoking is prohibited around the coating due to its high flammability and ignitibility.
Solvents
It is contained in cleaning agent, degreasing agent, coating, plastic, fiber, and thinner, etc.
Some of them are high in flammability and ignitibility.
Its degreasing effect may cause an inflammation on the skin if exposed for a long period or repetitively.
If entered the eyes, it may cause a serious inflammation and loss of eyesight.
High dense vapor and atomization will cause an inflammation of eyes or throat, drowsiness, nausea, headache, or
even loss of conscious at worst only by short-term contact.
Low dense vapor or atomization can result in a serious effect by long-term and repetitive contact due to un-posted
warning.
If swallowed by accident, vomit the solvent swallowed. It is most dangerous to inhale into the lung.
Take cautions not to let it contact the skin or eyes and use gloves, eye protectors, and protective clothes, etc. as
required.
Ventilate sufficiently while working and take cautions not to inhale the smoke, vapor, or atomization, etc. Seal up the
container. Do not use it in closed area.
When spraying the coating and adhesive, etc. including solvent, use the forced ventilation and protective mask if
ventilation is insufficient.
Do not use the heat or fire without specified and detailed instruction by the manufacturer.