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WARNING
Every time you start work, check that the screws and
nuts hoe are tight to prevent during operation can
remove some spuds creating damage.
Figure 5 schematically shows the arrangement of the
tines in function of the working width to be obtained.
If it becomes necessary to remove or add hoes,
perform a thorough cleaning of the milling group
assembly and observing Figure 4 slide or place the
tines in order to obtain the desired working width.
Remember when done to fix the hoes groups with the
pin (5 Fig. 4), securing it with the cotter pin (2 Fig. 4).
4.1.3 MILLING BONNET (12 Fig. 1)
The milling is protected by a pair of casing (12 Fig.
1) which must always be mounted when the machine
is working.
4.1.4 SPUR (14 Fig. 1)
The machine is equipped with a spur that performs
functions of stability during operation and support in
the resting phase.
4.1.5 SMALL WHEEL (16 Fig. 1)
The machine is equipped with a small wheel that is
used in the process of pushing transport with the
engine off.
In the work phase, pull out the locking pin (15 Fig. 1),
lift upward the small wheel and lock it in that position
with the same pin (Fig. 6).
4.1.6 PRELIMINARY CHECKS
Before starting the job and start the engine, always
check:
- the engine oil is level (see engine instruction book
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let);
-
the engine air filter is clean and if the type in oil bath
is supplied with oil in the right amounts and clean
(if clean it and replace the oil).
- that there is sufficient fuel in the tank.
The fuel tank is placed on the engine and the supply
should be effected through the filler cap (13 Fig. 1).
WARNING
The machine does not have lubricant. Before start-
ing the engine, it is necessary to read the instruc-
tions reported in the engine instructions manual
and fill it with the right type and quantity of oil.
4.2 STARTING
DANGER
Do not refuel the tiller in the presence of sparks,
lit cigarettes and kind fires. Always stop the engine
before removing the filler cap (13 Fig. 1) and wait
until the same is sufficiently cold.
Before restarting the engine, check that there are
no oil leaks or gasoline in which case thoroughly
clean and dry. If it has spilled fuel on the machine
parts, then dry. The fuel tank should never be filled
to the maximum to avoid fuel leakage.
After sending away bystanders within the machine
working range, if any, start the machine according to
the following procedure:
1) Check that the additional switch-off (21 Fig. 1), is
in the "ON" position (if installed on the engine).
2) Position the throttle lever to about half way (7 Fig
1).
3) Move to the side of the machine
, take the hand
lever of the motor starter assembly (19, Fig. 1) and
pull slowly until you experience some resistance.
Now pull with a strong pull to.
4) Release the rope while you rewind. In the event that
the engine does not start, repeat the operation.
WARNING
To facilitate the setting in motion with the engine
cold to operate the gasoline arrichitore (20 Fig. 1).
If after several attempts the engine does not start,
call for service.
During the work, firmly hold the handlebars to pre
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vent the machine hand can escape and constantly
check that all around the work area there are no
people or animals.
4.3 IN WORK
To make the advancement of the machine, operate in
the following way:
1) Accelerate the engine gradually via the throttle
lever (7 Fig. 1), bringing it to about halfway.
2) Firmly grip the knobs and handles with your in
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dex finger to unlock the device (10 Fig. 1) of the
locking lever.
3) Press gradually and up in support of the knob,
the feed lever (11 Fig. 1) in black.
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