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OPERATION
Set the fuel cock lever to the “ON” position to let
the fuel flow.(Fig. 6)
Turn on the engine switch on. (Fig.7)
Push the choke lever on the carburetor to the
closed position. When it is cold, close the choke
all the way. When it is hot, such as in the summer,
or when the engine is already hot, open the choke
a little or leave it fully open. (Fig.8)
1.
2.
3.
Hold the recoil starter handle and pull it a little.
You will feel resistance. Then, pull it hard to turn
the engine. Allow the starter rope to return slowly
into the case before letting go of the handle.
(Fig.9)
4.
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FUEL TANK
FUEL TANK CAP
Fire hazard while refueling.
If any fuel spills, wipe it all up.
CAUTION
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DANGER
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FUEL COCK LEVER
“ON”
(OPEN)
“OFF”
(CLOSE)
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“OPEN”
“CLOSE”
CHOKE LEVER
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8.1 Starting
If the engine cannot be started, open the
choke a little so as not to flood the carbure-
tor.
CAUTION
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Grease falls into the foot part due to vibration
during operation and gathers.
As the machine is unbalanced, remove it before
cleaning and clean it.(Fig.4)
Add regular gasoline (Unleaded) to the fuel tank
and check the engine oil. Add oil before it gets
too low. Too little engine oil may cause the
engine to wear prematurely. (Fig.5)
6.
7.
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Accumulated grease.
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ON
ENGINE SWITCH
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STARTER HANDLE
RECOIL STARTER
