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4. Lever to adjust ejector
5. Handle to adjust ejector angle
6. Top handle
7. Bottom handle
8. Wheel
9. Skid shoe
10. Ejector
11. Auger
12. Starter cord with handle
13. Safety key
14. Choke arm
15. Primer pump
FIG. 1
FIG. 2
DRIVE LEVER
The drive lever, which is placed on the
right side of the top handle, engages and
disengages the wheel drive. Press the drive
lever towards the top handle to engage the
drive, then release to disengage.
AUGER LEVER
The auger lever, which is placed on the left side
of the top handle, engages and disengages
the auger. Press the auger lever towards the
handle to engage the auger, then release to
disengage.
SKID SHOES
Put the skid shoes at a suitable height, higher
up for hard packed snow, lower down when
driving on gravel.
AUGER
When the auger is working it feeds in the snow,
which is then thrown out through the ejector.
The declared values for vibration and noise,
which have been measured by a standardised
test method, can be used to compare different
tools with each other and for a preliminary
assessment of exposure. The measurement
values have been determined in accordance
with ISO 8437:2008.
WARNING!
The actual vibration and noise level when
using power tools may differ from the
specified maximum value, depending on
how the tool is used and the material.
It is therefore necessary to determine which
safety precautions are required to protect
the user, based on an estimate of exposure
in actual operating conditions (taking into
account all stages of the work cycle, e.g. the
time when the tool is switched off and when
it is idling, in addition to the start-up time).
The given values are measured actual noise
levels, which are not necessarily safe to work
in. Even if there is a link between the specified
noise level and experienced noise level, it is
not possible on this basis to draw any reliable
conclusions concerning the need for safety
measures. Several other factors affect exposure
to noise in each individual case, for example
the acoustics in the work premises and any
other sources of noise, such as other machines
or processes, in the premises. The permitted
limiting values for noise levels may also vary
between different countries. It is incumbent on
the user to assess any risks.
DESCRIPTION
1. Fuel cap
2. Auger lever
3. Drive lever
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