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1. Engine start-up 

 

Prior to the engine start-up: 

    

Check whether there is petrol in the fuel tank, and check 

the oil level in the engine case and the speed changer. 

      

Make  sure  whether  the  clutch  lever  is  pressed  on 

(whether it is blocked in pressed-on condition). 

    

Order of start-up

      

1.  Set  the  switch  to  the  right  in  the 

“ON”  position 

(“Turned on”) (Figure  13). 

 

Figure 
13

 

2.  Set  the  fuel  feed  lever  to  the  right 

“ON”  (“turned  on”) 

position (see: Figure 15). 
3.  Tightly  fit  the  cap  of  the  high-voltage  cable  on  the  spark-
plug. 
4. Set the butterfly valve on the handlebar (see: Figure 15), if 
mounted, or on the engine control  

(see: Figure 14), in 

“rabbit” position. 

Butterfly control  

 

 

 
 
Air valve control 

 

 
 

 

                               

 

 

Fuel cock  

 
 
 

Figure 

14 

        

 

                       GT-390                      GT-395 

Figure 

15

 

5.  When  starting  the  cold  engine,  set  the  carburettor  air 

valve control to the left in the “Fully closed” position.  
6. Pull slowly the pull handle until you feel opposition. After that, 
pull  out  the  starter  cord  in  its  full  length,  negotiating  the 
compression.  Let  the  pull  handle  back  in  the  starting  position 
while holding it. 

 

 

Warning!

 

Failure to comply with this requirement may result in mechanical 
damage of the starter

.

 

7. If the engine does not start, repeat those included in Point 6.  
8. 

In  proportion  of  the  engine’s  warming  up,  set  the  air  valve 

control to the right in the “Fully open” position.   

Note: 

Work can be performed only with the air valve open. 

  

Order of start-up 

(for the following model:    

with Briggs&Stratton engine)

:

 

For  models  with  Briggs&Stratton  engine,  see  the  engine 
instruction manual attached.  

2. 

Engine stop

 

Order of stop 

 

1. Release the clutch lever. 
2.  Set the starter switch in 

“OFF” (“Turned off”) position. 

3. Put the feed cock in 

“OFF” (“closed”) position. 

 

Order of stop 

(for the following model:  Briggs&Stratton) 

For  models  with  Briggs&Stratton  engine,  see  the  engine 
instruction manual attached

.  

Cultivator use

 

 

Danger!

 

Keep unauthorised persons and mainly children and domestic 
animals away in a safe distance from the operating cultivator.

 

    

Use only a cultivator absolutely free from any defect. 

      

Make  sure  that  the  shield  is  mounted  properly  and 

safely. 

 

Check  the  area  where  you  wish  to  use  the  cultivator. 

Remove  any  sobject  which  may  get  underneath  the 
blades and fly out from under the cultivator. 

      

Use  the  cultivator  only  daylight  or  with  proper  artificial 

lighting. 

Do not use the cultivator for tilling such soil where there can 

be found great stones, soil heaps, or ditches nearby. 

 

Warning!

 

Danger: the cultivator may get damaged.

 

      

DO  NOT 

USE  THE  CULTIVATOR  WITH  CLUTCH 

LEVEL  NOT  FULLY  PRESSED  IN  SINCE  IT  WILL 
RESULT IN THE EARLY WEARING OF THE DRIVE-
BELT. 

    

During the work performance, avoid blocking of the blades 

while  the  engine  is  running  and  the  clutch  is  pressed  in 
because it may cause damage to the cultivator.   

 

Danger!

 

Danger: fire may occur.

 

    

Avoid open flame, spark sources and smoking during the 

use of the cultivator. 

Prepare for the work: 

 

1. Start the engine. 
2.  Select  the  desired  direction  of  travel  by  means  of  the 
switch.  
3. Press the clutch lever on. 

1. Change of direction of travel 

 

For advancement:

 

1. Disengage the clutch lever.

Summary of Contents for GT- 390 GT- 395

Page 1: ...Instruction manual Petrol Powered cultivator GT 390 GT 395...

Page 2: ...aging kg 62 60 57 26 64 62 It can be supplied with other motor type as well It can be supplied without butterfly valve control as well List of units for transportation Description Quantity 1 Cultivato...

Page 3: ...ying out from under the cultivator rotary blades Handlebar cross tube It will ensure the distance between the user and the cultivator rotary blades Belt transmission guard It covers the V belt during...

Page 4: ...Handle 5 Clutch lever 6 Clutch cable 7 Speed changer 8 Deflector 9 Tine 10 Front handle 11 Engine GT 395 Figure 1 1 Throttle control 2 Throttle cable 3 Reverse clutch lever 4 Handle bar bracket 5 Hand...

Page 5: ...following cases In order that the clutch lever can be pressed to the handlebar without special effort In order that the clutch cable is not loose 2 1 Order of adjustment for the following model GT 39...

Page 6: ...g the component make sure that cutting edge of blades are set in accordance with the cultivator s direction of travel If the component is properly assembled then the curve of the blade nearer to the r...

Page 7: ...etween the signs H FULL and L ADD on the bayonet gauge Order of checking the oil level for the following model Briggs Stratton engine In case of models with Briggs Stratton engine see the engine instr...

Page 8: ...on engine For models with Briggs Stratton engine see the engine instruction manual attached 2 Engine stop Order of stop 1 Release the clutch lever 2 Set the starter switch in OFF Turned off position 3...

Page 9: ...to be cultivated in straight angle Figure 16 Figure 16 Adjust the tilling depth in accordance with the soil condition Cultivate the hard soil several times 3 Tilling For tilling operation adjust smal...

Page 10: ...ater and wipe them with a cloth Clean the engine using a brush and a cloth 2 Oil change in the engine case Note The oil draining can be made in an engine previously warmed up Order of the oil change 1...

Page 11: ...d to perform the change of the drive belt in a special service repair shop 6 Maintenance of the reducer The lubricating oil in the reducer need not be changed during the whole life of the cultivator T...

Page 12: ...ir filter Clean or replace the air filter A Blades do not rotate Blades are blocked by stones or larger soil pieces Stop the engine and remove cap of the high voltage cable from the spark plug Clean t...

Page 13: ...household waste Please take your waste to the disposal site assigned for electrical and electronic devices Through the proper handling of devices you will protect the environment and human health from...

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