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Pictured: Flame Blade 30
Lower ground clearance
Higher ground clearance
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Attaching the Flame Blade Accessory
Tools Needed:
7⁄16
" socket or wrench and a Phillips screwdriver
1.
Remove the
1⁄4
"-20 nuts
A
and
1⁄4
" oversize
washers
B
from the
1⁄4
"-20 carriage bolts
C
protruding through the bottom panel
D
of the flame blade.
2.
Open up space at back of the two pan-
els—clam shell style—as shown, pivoting
on the front screws
E
.
3.
Insert the Pyroweeder burners
F
through
the cutouts
G
in the top and bottom
panels as shown. Keep about 1" of the
burner outside of the flame blade.
H
4.
Close the two panels around the burners
so that the carriage bolts
C
are again
protruding through the bottom panel
D
.
5.
Re-attach the nuts
A
and washers
B
to the carriage bolts
C
and tighten just
enough so that the flame blade is securely
attached to the burners.
6.
Tighten the front screws
E
.
About 1" out
It is important that you ignite the propane flowing
into the flame blade as soon as possible after you
open the control valve. Propane can accumulate in
and around the blade and will produce a startling
pop if you are slow to ignite it. A torch or lighter
work best.
CAUTION
Positioner Installation Location
Axle Positions
Below is shown the possible axle positions. Axle position adjustment allows for
change in
height
and
front-to-back balance
of the Pyroweeder. Swap left and right axles for some
of the illustrated positions. (Ships in position
L2
.) Try positions
L1
or
H1
when using the
Flame Blade. In positions
L3
and
H3
the Pyroweeder will tend to be more front heavy
which some may prefer.
O P T I O N A L F L A M E B L A D E C O N F I G U R AT I O N
Reduce wheel track to 30
1⁄2
" (outside to outside) by
mounting the axle on the bottom of the main bar.
Narrower Wheel Track
C
D
B
L1
L1
L2
L2
L3
L3
H1
H1
H2
H2
H3
H3
A
H
E
F
G
