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new oil of proper viscosity through the filler neck and then 
screw up the filler plug.  
In case of any failure in the lubrication system the engine stops 

Air Filter 
 

The air filter with two filter elements provides maximum 
protection against mechanic impurities and keeps continuous 
air flow into the fuel system. Remove the filter cap and 
unscrew the locking nut and remove the filter element.  
Check the air pre-cleaner every 25 working hrs as follows: 
a)

 

Remove the pre-cleaner carefully from the paper element 
and clean it in the warm water with a non-foamy 
detergent. 

b)

 

Rinse the element with the water, press the water out and 
dry it up. Put the cleaned element into the body, tighten up 
the nut and fit the cap again. In case of heavy fouling 
check up the element more frequently. 
Check up the paper element every 10 working hours. If 
fouled, change the element immediately.  

 
CAUTION!  -  Never  oil  the  element  and  never  clean  it  with 
paraffin or similar detergents 

Ignition 
 

The electromagnetic ignition system requires no further 
adjustment. Its spark plug, power cable and plug socket should 
be checked every 100 hrs. This check consists in cleaning of 
electrodes and setting of the spark gap to 1,00 mm. Spark plugs 
should be changed every 300 hrs.  
 

Cleaning of 
Engine 
 

Clean the engine according to its actual impurity grade by 
means of the pressure air (pressure water).  
CAUTION! When cleaning with pressure water, avoid its 
penetration into the air intake and ignition systems.  
Clean the engine also after every change of oil or air filter 
element. Check up also bolted joints for tightening. Any repairs 
of the engine should be done by an authorised Kohler/Honda 
service only. 
 

Starting 
Equipment  
 

This cutter is equipped with a mechanical cord starter. Check 
up especially condition of the starting cord. 
CAUTION! The starting winch includes also a preloaded 
spring which may cause injury at unskilled handling 
 

Summary of Contents for F-360 SW

Page 1: ...Orig version 02 2015 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...how to carry out maintenance repairs and servicing and who is authorised for doing checks and other actions on the machine Your local dealer will give you this manual with instructions for operation...

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Page 5: ...llet 14 Precautions in Design 14 Attendant s Place 16 Controls 17 Noise and Vibrations 18 Use 18 Before Operation 18 Putting into Operation 19 Transport Handling and Storage 20 Use 22 Putting out of O...

Page 6: ...r of the product we recommend you to fill the required data in the following form concerning the given product and your dealer Type of product Serial number of product Engine type Engine serial number...

Page 7: ...not allowed to use the cutter if other persons are within the hazardous area 15 m This machine should not be operated by women and underage persons Generally Do not use this machine without prior rea...

Page 8: ...o help you Do never any technical changes or any actions that are neither given in this manual nor allowed by the manufacturer This machine if not correctly installed or adjusted may run without probl...

Page 9: ...The cutting head runs up immediately after the engine start Keep yourself and other persons away While the engine is running do not touch the engine particularly the high voltage wiring Do not let the...

Page 10: ...dition for your work safety The user is obliged to keep all the work safety symbols legible clear and undamaged In case of any damage or illegibility ask your local dealer or an authorised service for...

Page 11: ...Hot parts of exhaust manifold Warning Rotating parts pull in hazard Lashing points 10 11 12 13 14 Warning Lower extremities injury hazard Warning Cutting head runs out Warning Keep away ejected objec...

Page 12: ...This product is delivered completely mounted with all guards and safety elements controls engine oil charge and necessary accessories ready to work This product is attached to a wooden pallet While h...

Page 13: ...against direct sunshine While unloading put the machine aside always on a flat and firm base its weight is about 150 kg incl pallet It is not allowed to put it on a labile base It is not allowed to pu...

Page 14: ...m the pallet first remove the scotch blocks and use them as ramps against the wheels Set the grip in its working position and lock it with a relevant locking bolt Put the blocks in front of the pallet...

Page 15: ...TION This machine cannot be started if this control lever is not pushed down Caution Having released the dead man lever the cutting head is freely running out Any further handling motion is allowed on...

Page 16: ...behind the grip see fig holding it with both hands and with both feet standing on a flat and firm base All working motions should be continuous and uniform It is strictly forbidden to stand aside or...

Page 17: ...eans of controls on the grip and aside on the engine 1 dead man lever 2 speed regulator and engine stop lever 3 swivel base lock 4 wheel brake 5 locking lever of supporting leg 6 adjustment lever for...

Page 18: ...tainty means total uncertainty based on standard deviation multiplied by the coefficient k 2 with a confidence interval approximately of 95 All measurements were taken at max speed of 3600 50 rpm Use...

Page 19: ...und or on any hard objects When putting the machine aside use always its supporting leg Keep all unauthorised persons or animals beyond the handling range Set the cutter arm onto the stump release the...

Page 20: ...1 minute While warming up do not leave the machine unattended Increase the speed continuously up to its maximum start working If you heard any strange noises or vibrations during its initial run turn...

Page 21: ...forbidden to move the machine to site with its cutting head still turning Store the stump cutter always in dry sheltered space to protect it against weather effects Before storage clean all parts of...

Page 22: ...ition for the purpose of further chips removal it is possible to direct flying chips out of places with possible motion of persons if necessary remove some soil to make the given stump more accessible...

Page 23: ...tools sticks rake etc RECOMMENDATIONS While cutting push the cutting head through corresponding pressure on the grip Do not let the engine speed fall by more than 800 rpm Avoid engine stalling or any...

Page 24: ...ut of Operation When having finished the work or for a break reduce the engine speed idling do not swing the machine just bring it back a little and keep standing while idling wait for about 2 or 3 mi...

Page 25: ...r disengagement occurs stop cutting immediately If you heard any strange noise or vibrations or felt a strange smell while cutting then turn off the machine immediately and contact your dealer or dire...

Page 26: ...adjustable on the chassis 1 and equipped with the height adjustable handle 17 5 Both travel wheels are provided with brakes Technical Parameters Technical Parameters Technical Parameters Technical Par...

Page 27: ...s working shoes and working cloth properly buttoned Avoid wearing free parts such as ties scarves and shawls belts etc In case of longer hairs use always a proper head piece Otherwise such a person is...

Page 28: ...essary personal protective equipment breathing mask Having used any solvent before welding rinse treated surfaces with soap water and wait for about 15 minutes flash time and let the spots fully evapo...

Page 29: ...e the element immediately CAUTION Never oil the element and never clean it with paraffin or similar detergents Ignition The electromagnetic ignition system requires no further adjustment Its spark plu...

Page 30: ...tance at a wrong contact point Parking Brake Check up brake lining wear and brake mechanism adjustment In case of a higher travel of the hand lever tighten up the brake wire by means of its tightening...

Page 31: ...cessary to pay special attention to the routine maintenance and proper belt tension adjustment because the V belts on this machine transfer the engine torque to the cutting head Belt creeping may brin...

Page 32: ...alignment of pulleys 1 driving pulley on engine 2 pulley on cutting head shaft 3 straight edge rule Align the pulleys their faces by means of a straight edge rule starting as from the lay shaft pulle...

Page 33: ...ine slide on the frame Loosen the locking nuts on the stretching bolts 2 2x and move the engine in its slot holes as necessary Go on displacing the engine to set up optimal belt tension slack p at fin...

Page 34: ...y Engine does not start Speed regulator lever in STOP position Set proper speed Ignition breaker in 0 position Set it in I position Broken lead Check up wiring service No plug sparking Clean change sp...

Page 35: ...d regulations valid in the given country Protect nature and water resources against used oil lubricants and filter elements Any parts of the machine should be disposed in accordance with laws and regu...

Page 36: ...36 Paper secondary waste recovery burning Metals secondary waste recovery Other materials are municipal waste and should be disposed in accordance with laws and regulations valid in the given country...

Page 37: ...the machine Usage of unoriginal spare parts or parts intended for other models Disobedience to the given instructions for use Damage of the machine caused by faulty handling maintenance or overloadin...

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