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REPLACING THE EDGE-TRIMMING HEAD
LINE

To replace the nylon line, follow the instructions
enclosed with the head (supplementary page
separate from the guide).

Never replace the nylon

line with a line made of any other material
(e.g. metal wire). 

DISASSEMBLY (fig. 16)

To block the cutting unit and prevent shaft rota-
tion, fit the steel rod (A) (provided) into the hole
(B) on the upper left side of the head unit, slow-
ly turn the tool until the rod penetrates the hole
of the metal ring nut. Turn the head counter-
clockwise to unscrew the cutting head.

ASSEMBLY (fig. 17)

For safe blocking, the spindle must be prevent-
ed from rotating: fit the steel rod (A) (provided)
into the hole (B) on the left side of the head unit,
turn the tool slowly until the steel rod penetrates
the hole on the metal ring nut, to block tool rota-
tion. Tighten and block the tool without over-
clamping (F).

REMEMBER TO REMOVE

THE ROD AFTER THE CUTTING HEAD HAS
BEEN FITTED AND BLOCKED.

AIR FILTER

Never operate the brush

cutter without the air filter. The air filter must be
kept clean. If damaged or worn fit a new filter.

IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT

!

WARNING!

To clean the filter (Fig. 18):

1. 

Unscrew handle (A) (counter-clockwise).
Remove the filter cap, then remove the air fil-
ter from the support base.

2. Wash the filter element with soap and water.

DO NOT USE PETROL!

3. Leave the filter to dry in the air.
4. Refit the filter.

Replace the filter if it is

worn, lacerated, damaged or can no longer be
cleaned.

SPARK PLUG (fig. 19)

1. The gap (distance between electrodes) of the

spark plug is 0.6 mm / .025”. Adjust if
required.  

2. Clean away any carbon residues. 
3. The tightening torque must be between 12

and 15 Nm. Connect the spark plug cap.

VARIOUS CHECKS 

– Throttle and safety levers: check operation.
– STOP button: check operation.
– Fuel tank: check for any leaks. Do not work in

the event of fuel leakage.

– Cooling air slots: clean.
– Cylinder fins: clean.
– Front guard: check condition.
– Cutting unit: clean away grass residues.
– Screws: check they are screwed down tightly.
– Electric cables and connections: check the

condition and replace if necessary. Make sure
all connection function correctly.

SHARPENING THE LINE-CUTTING BLADE

1. Remove the line-cutting blade (E) from the

guard (fig. 20).

2. Clamp the line-cutting blade in a vice.

Sharpen the blade using a flat file making
sure you keep the cutting angle. Sharpen in
one direction only.

NOTE

NORMAL MAINTENANCE

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Summary of Contents for TR 25J

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Page 2: ...2 1 3 6 5 7 9 12 14 11 E 2 10 13 2 1 B A B C D E E F G G 4 Start 1 3 2 4 5 8 Stop T...

Page 3: ...3 15 E 17 16 A B A B F A 18 19 20...

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Page 5: ...in full respect of the instructions contained in this manual forecast use any other use or fail ure to comply with the instructions for safe use maintenance and repair shall be considered as improper...

Page 6: ...15 Front guard 16 Cutting head with nylon line 17 Ratings plate The brush cutter you have purchased is sup plied with the following accessories 1 user and mainte nance guide 2 spark plug torx key 3 st...

Page 7: ...objects as must ear protectors such as a soundproof helmet in order to protect the operator s hearing If the operator is working in an area where there is a risk of falling objects a safety helmet mu...

Page 8: ...aged If the safety device is not the specific device for that cutting machine If a head with a nylon line is used ensure that the line cutting blade is in place so that the line is cut to the correct...

Page 9: ...e that anyone in the vicinity is at a safe distance away at least 15 metres from the machine that the cutting tool is not touching the ground and that the machine is stable 10 When the tool rotates it...

Page 10: ...y environment 7 To reduce the risk of fire clean any leaves grass or excess oil from the trimmer especially its motor cooling fins exhaust pipe and fuel tank 8 If the fuel tank has to be drained do so...

Page 11: ...he minimum distance between handgrips Always work in safety Never work with hand grips that are not correctly fastened or loose FRONT GUARD fig 2 The guard must be fitted so as to comply with the corr...

Page 12: ...tion Your engine has been designed to run with any petrol for motor propulsion including oxygenated petrols Use unleaded fuel ENGINE OIL Only use top quality synthetic oil for 2 stroke engines Your de...

Page 13: ...START fig 4 WARNING DANGER WARNING Pressing both the safety lever ref 1 and the accelerator ref 2 simultaneously press the ACCELERATOR STOP button ref 3 Keep pressing the accelerator stop button and r...

Page 14: ...he choke lever positioned on the carburettor STOPPING THE ENGINE fig 7 Release the throttle trigger Allow the engine to return to minimum speed Position the switch to STOP until the engine stops ADJUS...

Page 15: ...head To release new line with the engine at full speed WARNING WARNING tap the line head against the ground fig 9 Line is automatically released The blade cuts excess line Periodically remove any gras...

Page 16: ...vere mowing conditions tilt the head with nylon line about 30 degrees to the left Adjust the handgrip if you wish to obtain better control during this operation Do not operate in this way if there is...

Page 17: ...WARNING To clean the filter Fig 18 1 Unscrew handle A counter clockwise Remove the filter cap then remove the air fil ter from the support base 2 Wash the filter element with soap and water DO NOT US...

Page 18: ...8 Store the brush cutter in a cool dry place far from sources of heat such as radiators boil ers etc or naked flames PREPARING THE BRUSH CUTTER AFTER STORAGE 1 Remove the spark plug 2 Pull the starte...

Page 19: ...the instructions in the User Manual Have the carburettor adjusted at an Authorised Service Centre Clean correct the gap or replace spark plug Replace the fuel filter Remove clean and refit the air fi...

Page 20: ...entrifugal LD L8RTF Electronic WYJ 398 Petrol oil 50 1 600 cm3 112 dB 99 5 dB 10 24 m s2 7 05 m s2 6 23 m s2 3 35 m s2 4 3 kg Ok Motor type Displacement Power Maximum revolution speed Idle speed Tool...

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Page 28: ...60 2 2 5 50 0 1 1 2 2 SYNTETIC OIL 2T 4 2 25 5 1 1 4 4 268 RU...

Page 29: ...3 START 4 1 2 K K K 3 4 4 5 6 7 5 5 2 K I K 5 K 6 I 5 K 269 RU...

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Page 36: ...X XA AP PA AK KT TE EP P C CT T K K ISO 11806 1 2 K 2 x c ox 25 4 cm3 0 8 kW 10300 1 min 2900 1 min 10300 rpm min 1 25 4 mm LD L8RTF WYJ 398 50 1 600 cm3 112 dB 99 5 dB 10 24 m s2 7 05 m s2 6 23 m s2...

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