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6. SHOULD THE BRUSHCUTTER BE

OPERATED FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD
OF HIGH TEMPERATURES, THE GEAR
BOX MAY BECOME VERY HOT.
IF TOO HOT TO TOUCH, ALLOW THE UNIT
TO COOL DOWN, CHECK THE
LUBRICATION AS PER ‘MAINTENANCE’
AND CONTINUE TO OPERATE IF IN
ORDER.

7. TO AVOID ENGINE DAMAGE, DO NOT

RUN ON FULL THROTTLE WITHOUT
LOAD.

8. DO NOT OPERATE THE BRUSHCUTTER

WITHOUT THE HARNESS AND DEBRIS
SHIELD CORRECTLY FITTED.

9. ALWAYS INSPECT THE WORK AREA AND

REMOVE ANY FOREIGN OBJECTS.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. ALWAYS USE THE CORRECT BLADE FOR

THE JOB AS RECOMMENDED.

2. BE CAREFUL NOT TO HIT ROCKS,

STONES, TREE STUMPS OR ANY
FOREIGN OBJECT WHICH MAY DAMAGE
THE BLADE.

3. DO NOT CUT INTO THE GROUND TO

AVOID DULLING THE BLADE.

4. ALWAYS STOP THE ENGINE AND

EXAMINE THE BLADE AFTER STRIKING
AN OBSTRUCTION.
DO NOT OPERATE WITH A BLADE WHICH
IS BLUNT, BENT, FRACTURED, OR
DISCOLORED DUE TO OVERHEAT.

5. IN THE EVENT, THAT THE BLADE

STRIKES AN OBSTRUCTION, OR IS
OTHERWISE PREVENTED FROM
ROTATING IN NORMAL OPERATION, THE
CENTRIFUGAL CLUTCH WILL SLIP TO
PREVENT ENGINE DAMAGE.
IN THIS CASE, STOP THE ENGINE, FREE
AND EXAMINE THE BLADE AND IF IN
GOOD ORDER, RESUME OPERATION.

WARNING   

   DANGER

SHOULDER HARNESS

Install the harness over the both shoulders and
adjust shoulder straps so that the quick release
latch rests low on the right hand side.

Attach the trimmer/brushcutter to the harness
by means of the quick release latch.

Make some practice sweeps as with a scythe
and readjust the harness as necessary for
comfort and to maintain the cutter parallel to the
ground.

WARNING   

   DANGER

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, PULL THE QUICK
RELEASE LATCH TO DISCONNECT THE
TRIMMER FROM THE HARNESS.

SHIELD

When using a metal blade. Use same as Nylon
line.

PULL

Quick
release
latch

Summary of Contents for SRM-400

Page 1: ...400 Oakwood Road Lake Zurich Illinois 60047 1564 Phone 847 540 8400 OPERATOR S MANUAL ECHO TRIMMER BRUSHCUTTER SRM 400 WARNING DANGER READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION FA...

Page 2: ...lent balance characteristics plus the available power ensures comfortable operation RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION 3 NOMENCLATURE HAVE PARTS 4 TECHNICAL DATA 4 ASSEMBLING 5 OPERATION 7 MAINTENANCE AND CARE...

Page 3: ...Always stop the engine when refueling 5 Always remove the fuel cap slowly in order to relieve any pressure build up in the tank 6 Always restart the engine at least 3 m 10 feet away from the refuelin...

Page 4: ...wo cycle engine oil Tank capacity L 1 0 33 8 US fl oz Drive shaft Cutter Option Nylon line cutter head assembly Cutter Circular saw 25 cm 10 in Cutter Option 8 cutter blade 20 cm 8 in Gear housing 60...

Page 5: ...e assembling bolt 8 mm Handle assembling bolt 8 mm Install handle assembling bracket upper in handle assemblingbracket lower andfixhandlebytightening handle assembling bolt 8 mm lightly Handle assembl...

Page 6: ...sytooperate andtightenfirmly handle assembling bolt 8 mm and 4 right handle assembling bolts Adjustment of right handle inclination left right Loosen 4 right handle assembling bolts and insert right h...

Page 7: ...el stabilizer is added Stored two stroke fuel may separata ALWAYS shake fuel container thoroughly before each use STARTING COLD ENGINE Slide switch to START RUN position as shown Push purge bulb 3 or...

Page 8: ...ull throttle In the event that the cutter strikes an obstruction or is otherwise prevented from rotating in normal operation the clutch will slip to prevent possible engine damage In this case stop th...

Page 9: ...injury WARNING DANGER BEFORE STARTING UP THE ENGINE MAKE SURE THAT THE CUTTER BLADE IS NOT CONTACTING ANYTHING WHEN TWO OR MORE OPERATORS ARE WORKING TOGETHER ENSURE THAT A SAFE DISTANCE IS KEPT BETWE...

Page 10: ...s observe the SAFETY RULES on Page 3 when using the unit Upper fixing plate TIGHTEN Cutting head 1 REPLACING LINE A Remove spool by turning knob clockwise right and separating parts B Thread a 6 m 20...

Page 11: ...NING DANGER IN CASE OF EMERGENCY PULL THE QUICK RELEASE LATCH TO DISCONNECT THE TRIMMER FROM THE HARNESS PULL Quick release latch TRIMMING The nylon line will allow you to trim along walls and fence l...

Page 12: ...are available as options and recommended for use in extended heavy weed and brush clearing operations 1 Blade weed and grass 8 tooth 20 cm 8 in diameter 2 Blade brush 80 tooth 25 cm 10 in diameter MO...

Page 13: ...AN OBSTRUCTION DO NOT OPERATE WITH A BLADE WHICH IS BLUNT BENT FRACTURED OR DISCOLORED DUE TO OVERHEAT 5 IN THE EVENT THAT THE BLADE STRIKES AN OBSTRUCTION OR IS OTHERWISE PREVENTED FROM ROTATING IN...

Page 14: ...Gear housing Adapter plate Upeer Locking tool Nut Split pin Adapter plate Lower Assemble cutter blade properly NOTE The drive shaft is fitted with left hand threads therefore turn counterclockwise to...

Page 15: ...meter using the 80 tooth 25 cm 10 in diameter new blade Before attempting to cut ensure that the falling tree will fall away from you and if necessary tie a rope to the tree and have an assistant pull...

Page 16: ...of steel wire or the like When strainer is dirty wash it in suitable cleaning fluid or replace it Fuel strainer MUFFLER AND EXHAUST PORT SAM Clean as necessary Carbon deposits in cylinder exhaust por...

Page 17: ...clipper blades or circular saw are properly adjusted Trimmer line should be extended to cut off knife 3 Start engine and run several minutes to bring to operating temperature Flash choke twice during...

Page 18: ...ING refer to tables 1 and 2 Locate the problem on the following charts and repair as necessary EIGHT CUTTER BLADE Use only the blade designated by the manufacturer for this model When crack is noticed...

Page 19: ...ace or clean does not work normally Fuel pump does not operate Check impulse drilling Fuel inlet needle valve Clean clogged with dust Metering lever spring not placed Correct in dent of lever This is...

Page 20: ...y carbon Throttle is not fully open Readjust Improper setting Set properly Height of cutter uneven Correct properly Overloaded Adjust load Clutch shoe worn out Replace Table 2 Inspect and adjust every...

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