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The guidelines for operator and bystander protection in this recommended practice apply to towed, semimounted or mounted flail mowers and flail power rakes when powered by a propelling tractor or machine of at least 15 kw (20 hp), intended for marketing as industrial mowing equipment and designed for cutting grass and other growth in public use areas such as parks, cemeteries and along roadways and highways. The use of the word "industrial" is not to be confused with "in-plant industrial equipment". This document does not apply to: 1 Turf care equipment primarily designed for personal use, consumption or enjoyment of a consumer in or around a permanent or temporary household or residence. 2 Machines designed primarily for agricultural purposes but which may be used for industrial use. 3 Self powered or self propelled mowers or mowing machines. Where other standards are referenced, such reference applies only to the document identified, not revisions thereof.

This recommended practice applies to construction, general purpose industrial, forestry, and specialized mining machinery as categorized in SAE J1116 (May 1979). It describes the machine components and systems that should be disconnected, secured, or otherwise rendered inoperative.

This SAE Recommended Practice applies to construction, general purpose industrial, forestry, and specialized mining machinery as categorized in SAE J1116. It describes the machine components and systems that should be disconnected, secured, or otherwise rendered inoperative. Deterrent systems or devices covered by this recommended practice are to be used when the machine is shut down per the manufacturer's shut down instructions. It is not the intent of this recommended practice to protect the machine or the authorized machine operator, or to protect against abuse, destructive vandalism, or theft.

This Recommended Practice applies to construction, general purpose industrial, forestry, and specialized mining machinery as categorized in SAE J1116 JUN85. It describes the machine components and systems that should be disconnected, secured, or otherwise rendered inoperative. Deterrent systems or devices covered by this Recommended Practice are to be used when the machine is shut down per the manufacturer's shut down instructions. It is not the intent of this Recommended Practice to protect the machine or the authorized machine operator, or to protect against abuse, destructive vandalism, or theft.

This SAE Recommended Practice applies to construction, general purpose industrial, forestry, and specialized mining machinery as categorized in SAE J1116. It describes the machine components and systems that should be disconnected, secured, or otherwise rendered inoperative. Deterrent systems or devices covered by this recommended practice are to be used when the machine is shut down per the manufacturer's shut down instructions. It is not the intent of this recommended practice to protect the machine or the authorized machine operator, or to protect against abuse, destructive vandalism, or theft.

This SAE Standard applies to off-road rubber-tired machines having rated speed capability exceeding 20 km/h. Only the following machine categories in SAE J1116 are included in the scope of this document. a Earthmoving b Other than earthmoving: except rollers and compactors c General purpose industrial d Forestry e Specialized mining machinery Applicable steering systems include the following means of providing power for steering: a Manual steering b Power-assisted steering c Full-power steering This document does not imply that secondary steering is mandatory. However, if secondary steering is provided, performance and test requirements are included.

Minimum performance criteria for operator and bystander protection in this document apply to three point hitch (Type A) backhoes as defined in SAE J326 when mounted on any agricultural tractor (SAE J1150) or other off-road self-propelled work machine (SAE J1116). This criteria includes backhoes which may not be manufactured and/or marketed by the same company that manufactures and/or markets the propelling machine and is intended for the backhoe manufacturer.

This SAE Recommended Practice applies to three-point hitch (Type A) backhoes as defined in SAE J326 when mounted on either an agricultural tractor as defined in ANSI/ASAE S390 or other off-road self-propelled work machine as defined in SAE J1116. This criterion is intended for the manufacturer of the backhoe, whether or not the backhoe is manufactured or marketed by the same company that manufactures or markets the propelling machine.

Minimum performance criteria for operator and bystander protection in this document apply to three point hitch (Type A) backhoes as defined in SAE J326 when mounted on any agricultural tractor (SAE J1150) or other off-road self-propelled work machine (SAE J1116 JUNE 81). This criteria includes backhoes which may not be manufactured and/or marketed by the same company that manufactures and/or markets the propelling machine and is intended for the backhoe manufacturer.

This recommended practice establishes a minimum zone of protection for the operator of the machine and certain structural requirements for guards on pneumatic-tired earthmoving haulage machines capable of speeds in excess of 25 km/h (15 mph). Earthmoving machines covered by this recommended practice are dumpers, and tractor-scrapers as identified in SAE J1057a (June, 1975).

This recommended practice establishes a minimum zone of protection for the operator of the machine and certain structural requirements for guards on pneumatic-tired earthmoving haulage machines capable of speeds in excess of 25 km/h (15 mph). Earthmoving machines covered by this recommended practice are dumpers, and tractor-scrapers as identified in SAE J1057a (June, 1975).

This recommended practice establishes uniform tire coverage procedures and certain minimum structural requirements for fenders on all wheels of pneumatic-tired earthmoving haulage equipment wherever specified maximum travel speeds exceed 15 mph. Examples of this equipment are heavy construction units such as trucks, scrapers, front-end loaders, tractors, tractor-dozers, pushers, and trailing units.

This SAE Standard establishes a criteria for a minimum zone of protection for the operator of the machine and establishes certain structural requirements for guards on pneumatic-tired earthmoving haulage machines capable of speeds in excess of 25 km/h. Earthmoving machines covered by this document are dumpers and tractor-scrapers as identified in SAE J/ISO 6165.

This SAE Standard is applicable to articulated frame loaders and tractors as defined by SAE J1057, and rollers and compactors as defined by SAE J1017, when equipped with steering, frame locking device. The scope is limited to machines where hazards exist due to maintenance operations.

This SAE Standard provides the acceptance criteria for a lift arm support device to prevent lowering of the loader lift arms when the lift arms are required to be held in an elevated position for maintenance. It establishes structural, mounting, and test requirements for a lift arm support device for loaders as defined in SAE J1057 JUN81.

This SAE Standard is intended to be used as a guide for manufacturers and users of general purpose industrial machines to provide a reasonable degree of protection for personnel during normal operation and servicing. This document excludes skid steers which are covered by SAE J1388. Avoidance of accidents also depends upon the care exercised by such persons (see SAE J153). Inclusion of this standard in state, federal, or any laws or regulations where flexibility of revision is lacking is discouraged.

This SAE Standard establishes performance criteria for towed, semi-mounted, or mounted and arm type rotary mowers with one or more blade assemblies of 77.5 cm blade tip circle diameter or over, mounted on a propelling tractor or machine of at least 15 kW, intended for marketing as industrial mowing equipment and designed for cutting grass and other growth in public use areas such as parks, cemeteries, and along roadways and highways. The use of the word "industrial" is not to be confused with "in-plant industrial equipment." This document does not apply to: a Turf care equipment primarily designed for personal use, consumption, or enjoyment of a consumer in or around a permanent or temporary household or residence. b Equipment designed primarily for agricultural purposes but which may be used for industrial use. c Self-powered or self-propelled mowers or mowing machines.

This SAE Recommended Practice applies to compact tool carriers sometimes called, but not limited to mini-loaders, mini skid-steer loaders or compact utility loaders. Machines having a seated-operator position are excluded from this standard. However, certain attachments for a compact tool carrier may provide a seated-operator position for the operation of the attachment.

This SAE Recommended Practice applies to compact tool carriers sometimes called, but not limited to mini-loaders, mini skid-steer loaders or compact utility loaders. Machines having a seated-operator position are excluded from this standard. However, certain attachments for a compact tool carrier may provide a seated-operator position for the operation of the attachment.

This SAE Recommended Practice applies to compact tool carriers sometimes called, but not limited to mini-loaders, mini skid-steer loaders or compact utility loaders. Machines having a seated-operator position are excluded from this standard. However, certain attachments for a compact tool carrier may provide a seated-operator position for the operation of the attachment.