The machine is supplied with
some of the components disassembled and the
fuel tank empty.
Always wear strong work
gloves to handle the cutting devices. Mount
the components very carefully so as not to
impair the safety and efficiency of the
machine. If in doubt, contact your dealer.
1. COMPLETING THE MACHINE
1a. “MONO” models
The purpose of the spacer
(1) is to ensure a minimum distance between
the rear handgrip and the front one, for safe-
ty reasons. This spacer must always be fitted
and must not be modified in any way.
• Model 28 (Fig. 1)
– In front of the spacer (1), fit the front handgrip
(2) onto the drive tube (3) using the screws (4)
and nuts (5) inserted in their proper seatings.
– Before tightening the screws (4), align the
handgrip correctly with respect to the drive
tube.
– Fully tighten the screws (4).
• Model 38 (Fig. 2)
– Fit the front handgrip with guard (1) on the
plastic fairing (2), fully tightening the screws
(3).
1b. “DUPLEX” models
• Model 28 (Fig. 3)
– Put the handlebar (1) into the seating in the
support (2), located on the drive tube (3), mak-
ing sure that the controls are on the right.
– Fit the cap (4), fully tightening the screws (5).
– The support (2) is already preassembled on
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the drive tube (3) so that the edge matches up
with the arrow (6) on the label; this position
must never be changed.
• Model 38 (Fig. 4)
– Unscrew the central knob (1) and remove the
cap (2).
– Insert the handlebar (3), making sure that the
controls are on the right.
– Set the handlebar in the most comfortable
working position and lock it using the cap (2)
and knob (1).
2. FITTING THE GUARDS
Each cutting device is pro-
vided with a specific guard. Never use guards
other than those indicated for each cutting
device.
• 3 or 4-point blade (Fig. 5)
ear protective gloves and
fit the blade guard.
– Remove the blade (if fitted) as described in
paragraph 3.
– The guard (1) is fixed to the angle transmission
(2) by two screws (3).
• Cutting line head (Fig. 6)
When using the cutting
line head the additional guard, with line cut-
ting knife, must always be fitted.
– Remove the blade (if fitted) as described in
paragraph 3.
– The guard (1) is fixed to the angle transmission
(2) by two screws (3).
– Fit the additional guard (4), inserting the cou-
plers into the respective seatings in the guard
(1) and pressing until a click is heard.
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