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Before start of work
Before starting any work ensure the following:
You may not start to operate the machine until you have read
these operating instructions, observed all the instructions
given and installed the machine as described!
Provide for a safe and cleaned workplace. Remove from the
working area objects which might be thrown off.
Before starting your work make sure that:
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the tools and bolts are not worn or damaged. To avoid any
unbalance worn or damaged tools and bolts must only be
replaced as a whole set.
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the hoeing tools are in a proper condition
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all screw connections are firmly tighten
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no other persons (children) or animals stay close the
working area
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you can always step back without any barriers,
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you have always a secure standing position.
Working with the hoeing machine
This machine can be used to break up and aerate soil.
Risk of injury by flying around objects.
Make sure that the protective cover and the hoeing tools
are properly assembled.
Steering handle - adjusting the operating height
Before starting your work adjust the steering handles to your
desired operating height.
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Loosen the screws (45).
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Put the steering handle (10) to your desired position and
retighten the screws.
Adjusting the hoeing spur
The hoeing spur decelerates the forward speed and controls the
working depth of the hoeing tools. The deeper the hoeing spur is
adjusted the deeper can the hoeing tools dig through the soil.
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Pull out the spring cotter pin (44) and the bolt (43).
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Slide the hoeing spur (4) to your desired position and
reassemble the bolt and the spring cotter pin.
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Adjust the working depth according to the soil conditions.
The adjustments in the table are guidelines only.
Large working depth for:
Sandy and slightly clayey soils
Soils that are loosened regularly
Medium working depth for:
Very dry/wet sandy and slightly clayey soils
Soils that are loosened infrequently
Low working depth for:
Very loamy and clayey soils
Hard and stony soils
Work very careful in these soil conditions. Reduce the
working speed and firmly hold the machine.
Be very
attentive.
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When working in very wet loamy and clayey soils it may
happen that the soil is compacted and water draining is
prevented.
Set a lower work depth when the motor is straining
(motor speed drops and motor noise changes).
Transport wheel
The hoeing machine has a transport wheel for a convenient
transport. Before starting the work bring the transport wheel in
the position
(working position).
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Pull the transport wheel (5) from the wheel holder
(a) – position
(transport position).
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Turn it upwards and let it engage in the wheel
holder position
(working position).
Work instructions
Always keep your hands and feet at a safe distance to
the tool.
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Always hold the machine firmly with both hands when
working.
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Do not operate the machine directly along walls or pavers.
Otherwise the toeing tools may be damaged.
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Operate the machine with a reasonable uniform speed in
straight lines across the soil.
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To achieve a very loose and crumbly soil it is
recommended to work the soil several times.
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Be careful when changing the direction or on obstacles.
Release the clutch lever in good time and carefully guide the
machine around.
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If the toeing tools are blocked or you feel too much
vibration on the machine, immediately stop the engine and
wait until the toeing tools come to a dead stop. Check the
machine:
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A blocked gear may cause clutch damage.
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Clean the hoeing tools using suited aids. For this, tilt the
machine backwards and lay it on its steering handles.
Remove the toeing spur (4) beforehand.
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Replace any damaged toeing tools.
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Working on slopes
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Be sure to use this machine only on slopes with a
gradient <10°.
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Fill the fuel tank only up its half capacity.
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Always work across a slope if possible.
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Never work from top to bottom.
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Be careful when changing the direction.
Observe all safety instructions in any case.
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