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 9 – DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROLS 

Referring to the picture on right side: 
1.

 

Clutch lever: 

placed on the left of the 

handlebar, disengaged the engine from the 
transmission; to be used when you engage 
the speeds or the p.t.o. or when you switch 
the engine off. To start the machine, pull and 
block the clutch by the relevant device placed 
in the inner part of the lever together with the 
red lever of motorstop. With engine running 
the lever must be lightly  pulled for its 
disengagement. 

2.

 

Engine-stop-lever

 

(red)

: placed on the left 

of handlebar, above the clutch lever. It’s a 
safety device that stops immediately the 
engine, every time it’s necessary, simply it 
releasing.  Starting the machine, the engine-
stop-lever must be locked together with the 
clutch lever keeping it always down in order 
to get the engine running. 

3.

 

Throttle lever

, on the right of handlebar. 

This is to increase or to reduce the r.p.m. of 
the engine (power).By pushing down the 
r.p.m. increases, in the opposite way (by 
pulling it up) reduces. 

4.

 

Disengagement wheels lever

:

 

placed on the 

right side of handlebar, it is necessary to 
disengage wheels from transmission; This 
makes easier the displacement of the machine 
when the engine is stopped. With this lever 
disengaged wheels don’t run but P.T.O. still 
works. 

Don’t use it absolutely like clutch in 

order to stop the machine in running. 

5.

 

P.T.O. lever

, placed on the right side under 

the handlebar. It is to engage (by pushing it 
ahead) or disengage (by pulling it towards 
the operator) the P.T.O.  A safety device 
stops the tiller engagement in case the 
reverse speed is fitted in and doesn’t allow
the engagement of the reverse speed in case 
the tiller is fitted in, too. 

This lever has 

always to be used pulling the clutch. 

6.

 

Reversing rod

,

 

placed on the left side under 

the handlebar, necessary to change the speed 
direction. By pulling it towards the operator 
the machine, used as motocultivator, goes 
ahead: on the contrary , by pushing it ahead,
the machine goes backwards.  

  
 
 
 
 

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    The forward speed, used as motocultivator, 
     is slower than the reverse speed , used  
     as motor mower . 
7.

 

Handlebar-block handgriff:

 it serves to 

fix the handlebar’ support to the gear box  . 
Unscrewing it , it is possible to change the 
handlebar position up  or down or sideway, 
as the handlebar may turn on itself for 180° 
(machine reversibility). Got the position you 
want

pulling it to the high position 

(neutral),and then this blocks it 
automatically. This work will be easier if 
done with somebody help . 

8.

 

Starter  handgriff  

placed on the engine

equipped with an automatic recoil system.  

9.

 

Oil cap

: to be used to check oil in the gear 

box. Oil must be visible through the glass, 
on the contrary it must be added through 
the cap pos. 10.  

10.

 

Oil breather cap 

placed on the gear box. It 

is to be used to put oil in the gear box itself 
if necessary. Right oil level is visible 
putting the machine in plane. 

 

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Summary of Contents for MTC 601

Page 1: ...is ignored people are in danger either of possible injures even serious ones or death IMPORTANT This term highlights special precautions to be taken in order not to damage the machine GB 12 07 INDEX 1...

Page 2: ...thorized workshops makes this warranty null and void Bear always in mind that the authorized dealer has all special tools technical specifications and spare parts necessary for properly fixing the mac...

Page 3: ...s machine when sold ATTENTION Keep safety distance ATTENTION noise may DANGER damage the hearing Before maintenance or repairing works switch always the engine off and take ATTENTION the candle connec...

Page 4: ...ions 9 Keep clear of cutting blades at all times while the machine is in operation Pay particular attention when reversing keep hands and feet clear 10 Use the machine only with the handles in the cor...

Page 5: ...e the fuel tap if fitted 45 Do not leave the machine with the engine running 46 The maintenance instructions of the machine must always be carefully followed and worn parts replaced when necessary 47...

Page 6: ...e the air to the carburettor starter open the fuel tap place the gas throttle at half gas and energically pull the small rope of the recoil starter WORK STARTING Carefully inspect the field you have t...

Page 7: ...ning 5 P T O lever placed on the right side under the handlebar It is to engage by pushing it ahead or disengage by pulling it towards the operator the P T O A safety device stops the tiller engagemen...

Page 8: ...least for 10 hours don t use more than 70 of the engine power Always use the clutch before operating any levers or rods Don t keep too much the clutch disengaged Never use much strength when you fit...

Page 9: ...ACHINE IDLE FOR A LONG TIME IT IS NECESSARY To wash it outside with gasoline to replace the engine oil and those one of the gearbox and of the body tiller To empty and clean the fuel tank and clean or...

Page 10: ...version motor mower with right rotation HANDLEBAR 180 reversible fitted on vibration dampers with height and side adjustment WHEELS tractor tired wheels meas 3 50 6 or 13 500 6 or cage wheels WEIGHT 5...

Page 11: ...d health safeguard requirements specified in the regulation CEE 89 392 and subsequent changes For checking the conformity with the above regulations have been examined the following CEN rules UNI EN 7...

Page 12: ..._____ _____________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________ _____________________________________ ____...

Page 13: ...ght to make any change at any time without being bound to update this publication Copyright of MECCANICA BENASSI S P A IF YOU NEED SPARE PARTS PLEASE PUT YOU IN TOUCH WITH HOW TO DO IT CLEARLY SPECIFY...

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