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MEASUREMENT FOUNDATION

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Drill - 3

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2. Do not remove the gas cap or refuel while the engine is running or hot.

3. Wipe the auger body dry of any spilled gasoline after refuelling.

4. Ensure at least 3m distance from fuel sources when starting the equipment up.

5. Keep lammables away from the mufler and the exhaust path.

6. Store fuel in approved containers only and keep in a cool place.

CHECKS BEFORE START-UP

1. Check all bolts and nuts are securely tight. Tighten where necessary.

2. Check the cutting blades are well iled and void of chipping, cracking or bending. NEVER use a drill when damaged.

3. Use only approved parts for repairs and maintenance.

CAUTIONS DURING USAGE

1. Do not allow other persons within 5m of the worksite. It is dangerous for pets and children to be near the equipment when operating.

2. Use caution when drilling through rocky ground. This equipment may rotate in reverse.

3. It is dangerous to use the auger in an awkward or uncomfortable position. Lay sturdy planks before starting, and work only from a 

stable position.

4. Be sure to stop the engine before allowing persons to approach within 5m of the equipment. Make sure anyone approaching the auger 

approaches it from the front.

5. Always stop the engine and take the necessary cautions when suspending work or moving to another location.

6. Do not allow children or anyone who is unskilled in equipment usage, to operate the equipment.

7. Never touch the drill bit while the engine is running. Be sure the engine is off and the drill has stopped rotating before handling.

8. Beware of the rotating drill bit. Keep feet, hands, other body parts, and clothes away from the drill bits.

9. Make sure the drill bit has stopped moving before placing on the ground.

10. Release throttle when the drill bit is excessively loaded or when rotation has stopped. 

11. When deep drilling, do not attempt to complete work in 1 stretch. Extract soil in 2 or 3 steps.

Summary of Contents for GroundDrill - 3

Page 1: ...Operating manual Ground drill Model GroundDrill 3 Manufacturer Address WWW ADAINSTRUMENTS COM...

Page 2: ...ames of parts and speciications 5 4 Assembly 6 5 Before use 8 6 Motor 9 7 Adjusting the carburetor 12 8 Daily maintenance 13 9 Maintenance after 50 hours of use 13 10 Long term storage 14 11 Prolongin...

Page 3: ...and long pants closed at the culf 2 Do not wear a neck tie or other loosely danging garments Such articles may become entangled in the drill when working 3 Wear protective goggles to protect eyes fro...

Page 4: ...d This equipment may rotate in reverse 3 It is dangerous to use the auger in an awkward or uncomfortable position Lay sturdy planks before starting and work only from a stable position 4 Be sure to st...

Page 5: ...aining fuel and wipe the equipment clean of dirt and debris NEVER store the auger near live lames 3 Names of parts and speciications Engine type air cooled 2 stroke Displacement 49 cc 2 cycle oil gaso...

Page 6: ...ar case side Reattach the connector case Close the case securely Lay the engine on the ground with the clutch shoe facing upwards Screw the stud into the marked hole 1 spot only Set the gear case on t...

Page 7: ...ely tight 4 Drill to gear case Pic 4 Slide the clip band urward and pull the pin out from its hole Align the pin holes on the gear shaft and drill shank and insert the drill over the shaft Reinsert th...

Page 8: ...for dirt A dirty air cleaner will cause the auger to burn excess fuel Check the spark plug for spark 2 ADDING OIL Pic 5 Change the oil once after the irst 50 hours and then every 100 hours thereafter...

Page 9: ...e pic 6 adjust the cable Zipper Throttle cable adjustment screw Pic 6 2 START Turn main switch to ON Pic 7 Your throttle assembly may not be as shown Pump primer ball on bottom of carburetor about 10...

Page 10: ...It is not possible to over prime the carburetor 3 OPERATION Let engine warm for at least 1 minute Choke lever should now be all the way down Press or release throttle lever to get desired rpms Note A...

Page 11: ...rom the gas tank and then start the engine to use up all the fuel in the carburetor Caution Do not leave the gas tank at an angle where gas is pressing against the tank cap for long periods The pressu...

Page 12: ...counterclockwise to make mixture of fuel air richer 3 High speed fuel mixture adjustment screw if equipped Turn clockwise to decrease mixture of fuel air Turn counterclockwise to make mixture of fuel...

Page 13: ...l bolts and screws to make sure that they are tight Pic 15 Pic 14 Pic 15 Check tightness of all screws bolts Cover Element 9 Maintenance after 50 hours of use Clean and adjust the spark plug Clean sed...

Page 14: ...on Motors stored for long periods with gas in the tank and carburetor will have reduced performance 11 Prolonging the life of your machine 1 Always keep your machine in good condition 2 Check for loos...

Page 15: ...our warehouse in perfect condition and adjustment the user is expected to carry out periodic checks of the product s accuracy and general performance The manufacturer or its representatives assumes no...

Page 16: ...ducts or parts caused by misuse including without limitation misapplication or nrgligence of the terms of service instruction 6 Power supply units chargers accessories wearing parts 7 Products damaged...

Page 17: ...clear illed stamp or mark of thr seller is obligatory Technical examination of instruments for fault identiication which is under the warranty is made only in the authorized service center In no even...

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