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HEDGE TRIMMER

BRUSHCUTTER

Sections

Brushcutter

2

Hedge Trimmer

18

Pruning Saw

30

Edger

44

Cultivator

52

 

Contents

Meaning of pictographs

2

Technical Data

3

Names of Parts

4

Safety Instructions

5

 Ensuing Safe Operation

6

Fuel and Oil

8

Assembly

8

Starting and Stopping the Engine

10

Wearing the Harness

11

Inspection and Maintenance

13

Long-term Storage

15

Troubleshooting

15

About This Manual

 
Thank you for purchasing this product. This instruction manual 
describes operating procedures and precautions as well as 
inspection and maintenance procedures for the machine.
Before using this device, read this manual carefully until you are 
familiar with the contents. Carefully observe all warnings and safety 
instructions to ensure correct operation of the machine. Doing so 
will ensure safe operation and optimum performance of the device.
This instruction manual covers the attachments, controls, and 
engine of the Multi-Combination System. Use only attachments 
specified by the manufacturer. Use of any other attachment can 
result in damage to the equipment, possibly leading to death or 
severe injury.
Be sure to strictly observe the important safety information that 
follows each bulleted term below. Failure to follow the instructions 
for correct operation contained herein can result in a severe 
accident.

 DANGER: Indicates that failure to follow the instructions creates  

 

an imminent hazard leading to death orsevere injury.

 WARNING: Indicates that failure to follow the instructions has  

 

the potential to result in death or severe injury.

 CAUTION: Indicates that failure to follow the instructions can   

 

lead to minor injury or severe damage to the machine.

NOTE

   This is an auxiliary explanation that provides useful  

 

 

information and instructions.

Meaning of Pictographs

DANGER - WARNING - CAUTION

 

Never attempt to mount a saw blade on 
this brushcutter.

 

Do not operate the device within 15  
meters of a child, animal, or bystander.

 

Wear safety gear.
1. Face shield or protective goggles
2. Head protection
3. Ear protection
4. Heavy-duty gloves
5. Non-slip safety shoes

Before using this device, read this 
manual carefully until you are familiar 
with the contents.

Do not refuel or operate the machine 
near open flame.

 

Watch out for objects thrown from the 
brushcutter.

 

Do not run the engine in a room or in any 
confined area where exhaust emissions 
can accumulate.

 

Never touch the spark plug cap or high-
voltage wire while the device is running.

Do not touch metal parts that can 
become very hot during and immediately 
after device operation.
Waste elecrical products should not 
be disposed of with household waste. 
Please recycle where facilities exist.
Warning! Never modify a trimmer or 
cutter in any way. Improper use of any 
trimmer can cause Serious or Fatal 
Personal Injury.

Always Turn Off Engine and make sure 
the cutting tool has stopped before 
cleaning, removing or adjusting blade.

 

Technical Data - Brushcutter

Model

CG-260AF/ 
BC 260 SST

CG260AF-E/ 
BC 260E SST

Mases

Unit without cutting attachment, empty tank

4.04kg

5.9kg

Line Trimmer & Nylon Head

1.72kg

1.72kg

Cutting Attachment

Nylon Trimmer

Nylon line diameter

2.5mm

2.5mm

Blade

Specified blade diameter

255mm

255mm

Specified blade thickness 1.4mm

1.4mm

Number of cutting teeth

3

Center hole diameter

25.4mm

25.4mm

Rotational speed at maximum allowed engine 
speed

8000 min

-1

9500 min

-1

Type of handle

‘D’ grip

‘D’ grip

Gear Ratio

17:22

17:22

Rotational direction of output shaft

Seen from above:  
anticlockwise

Seen from above:  
anticlockwise

External dimensions

Length of main unit

1000mm

1000mm

Length of drive shaft section to drive head

700mm

700mm

Engine

Name of Engine

1E34F

1E34F-2E (EU V)

Type

Air-cooled; 2 cycle; 
vertical piston valve; 
petrol engine

Air-cooled; 2 
cycle; vertical 
piston valve; 
petrol engine

Dry Weight (kg)

3.2

3.1

Engine displacement

25.4cm

3

25.4cm

3

Maximum output (kW/r/min)

 0.75/7500

 0.70/7500

Carburetor

Diaphragm type

Diaphragm type

Ignition

Non-contact electronic 
ignition

Non-contact 
electronic ignition

Method of Starting

Recoil-type

Recoil-type

Fuel used

Good quality 91 octane 
gasoline with quality 
proven motor oil for air 
cooled 2 cycle engines 
(ratio 25:1)

Gasoline mixed 
with lubricating oil 
(ratio of 30:1)

Volume

Fuel Tank

0.75 L

0.65 L

Rotational speeds

Engine speed at maximum power

9000 min

-1

10000 min

-1

Recommended maximum engine speed

8000 min

-1

7800 min

-1

Output shaft speed

7500 min

-1

7500 min

-1

Recommended engine idling speed

2500 min

-1

2800 min

-1

Sound pressure levels 

1)

Racing (L

PR

)

 102 dB

 102 dB

Sound power levels 

2)

Racing (L

WR

)

 120 dB

 120 dB

Vibration levels 

3)

Racing (R/L)

 15 m/s

2

 15 m/s

2

 
1) Reference for harmonized standard: ISO 22868 
2) Reference for harmonized standard: ISO 22868 
3) Reference for harmonized standard: ISO 22867

Summary of Contents for BC 260 SST

Page 1: ...e risk of fire burn hazard or other injury Keep these instructions in a safe place for future use This manual covers the Morrison BC 260 SST BC 260E SST Combination Unit and attachments Includes engin...

Page 2: ...brushcutter Do not run the engine in a room or in any confined area where exhaust emissions can accumulate Never touch the spark plug cap or high voltage wire while the device is running Do not touch...

Page 3: ...s When the ground is slippery or you cannot maintain a stable posture for any reason At night in heavy fog or at any other times where your field of vision is limited and it is difficult to gain a cle...

Page 4: ...the cutting blade can kick back violently in a phenomenon known as blade thrust When blade thrust occurs the reaction can swing the cutting blade violently in an unexpected direction creating a high...

Page 5: ...4 5 2 cycle oil mL 40 80 120 160 200 When using a semi synthetic mineral oil Mix ratio 40 1 Gasoline litres 1 2 3 4 5 2 cycle oil mL 25 50 75 100 125 IMPORTANT Two stroke fuel may seperate Shake the f...

Page 6: ...ough the clear fuel return pipe 5 Slide the ignition switch 2 on the trigger grip away from the STOP position See Diagram C on the next column 6 To set the throttle in the start position Depress the s...

Page 7: ...echanism WARNING In an emergency release the throttle trigger and shut off the engine Support the machine with your left hand and operate the quick release mechanism Be aware that the machine will fal...

Page 8: ...ation Every 100 hours of operation Engine Loose screws nuts and bolts Inspect Fuel leaks Inspect Air cleaner Inspect Clean 1 Spark plug Inspect and adjust Replace Engine cooling fins Inspect and clean...

Page 9: ...roperly installed Clamping screws are loose Check the cutting blade or nylon trimmer and reinstall if necessary Check the cutting attachment guard or handle and reinstall if necessary Check the clampi...

Page 10: ...8 Technical Data 19 Names of Parts 20 Safety Instructions 21 Ensuing Safe Operation 23 Assembly 24 Wearing the Harness 25 Inspection and Maintenance 26 Long term Storage 27 Troubleshooting 28 Meanings...

Page 11: ...vision is limited and it is difficult to gain a clear view of the working area During rainstorms thunderstorms in strong or galeforce winds or in any other adverse weather in which use of this device...

Page 12: ...machines are in use simultaneously it is essential that all operators use extreme care to maintain a safe distance from each other constantly look around and always remain aware of presence of the ot...

Page 13: ...embly Attaching The Hedge Trimmer Gearbox 1 Remove the locating screw 1 2 Using a 4mm Allen key loosen the clamping bolt 2 3 Slide the drive shaft 4 into the hedge trimmer gearbox 5 until the locating...

Page 14: ...e 10 Adjusting the gap of the cutting blades Four screws secure the lower cutting blade to the upper blade Adjust these screws to create sufficient gap between the upper and lower cutting blades to al...

Page 15: ...ce the spark plug Engine does not accelerate Typical cause Solution The fuel has deteriorated or is of poor quality The muffler exhaust pipe opening is blocked Use fresh fuel of the correct grade Usin...

Page 16: ...es of Parts 32 Safety Instructions 33 Ensuing Safe Operation 35 Assembly 36 Wearing the Harness 39 Inspection and Maintenance 40 Long term Storage 41 Troubleshooting 42 Meaning of Pictographs DANGER W...

Page 17: ...nce of drugs or alcohol are under the age of 15 are pregnant If any of the above applies a possible lack of judgment can result in an accident 6 Monitor the weather WARNING Do not operate the machine...

Page 18: ...o personal injury or severe damage to the machine 1 Pre operation inspection Carefully inspect and perform any necessary maintenance before starting the machine Failure to do so can lead to severe pro...

Page 19: ...Fig 17 Remove the locating screw 5 Using a 4mm Allen key loosen the clamping bolt 4 Slide the drive shaft 1 into the gearbox 2 until the locating hole 3 in the drive shaft is visible through the loca...

Page 20: ...of the guide bar may force the bar back rapidly toward the operator Pinching can occur whenever wood closes in around the moving chain WARNING Both kickback and pinching may cause you to lose control...

Page 21: ...ing Before and after operation NOTE Use a high quality special chain oil suitable for the chainsaw Add fresh chain oil before the oil level drops to the line indicating 1 cm above the bottom of the oi...

Page 22: ...the spark plug Engine does not accelerate Typical cause Solution The fuel has deteriorated or is of poor quality The muffler exhaust pipe opening is blocked Use fresh fuel of the correct grade Using a...

Page 23: ...jury WARNING Indicates that failure to follow the instructions has the potential to result in death or severe injury CAUTION Indicates that failure to follow the instructions can lead to minor injury...

Page 24: ...possible lack of judgment can result in an accident 6 Monitor the weather WARNING Do not operate the machine under any of the following circumstances When the ground is slippery or you cannot maintai...

Page 25: ...very sharp and can cause death or severe injury 12 The Hazard Area WARNING Keep the working end of the machine away from power cables telephone wires and all other cables The machine is not insulated...

Page 26: ...pt to disassemble the machine Engine does not start Typical cause Solution The stop switch is in the STOP position The fuel has deteriorated or is of poor quality The carburetor is flooded with excess...

Page 27: ...ent hazard leading to death orsevere injury WARNING Indicates that failure to follow the instructions has the potential to result in death or severe injury CAUTION Indicates that failure to follow the...

Page 28: ...evice 5 Operator Safety WARNING Do not operate this device if you cannot concentrate due to fatigue illness or injury are under the influence of drugs or alcohol are under the age of 15 are pregnant I...

Page 29: ...r damage to the machine a Tighten or replace loose or lost screws b Replace any damaged or worn parts c Check for spilled fuel Check the fuel tank cap and wipe off any spilled fuel d Check the cutting...

Page 30: ...ff the engine Support the machine with your left hand and operate the quick release mechanism The hedge trimmer will fall and the cutting blades can cause death or severe injury while still running Be...

Page 31: ...ace the spark plug Engine does not accelerate Typical cause Solution The fuel has deteriorated or is of poor quality The muffler exhaust pipe opening is blocked Use fresh fuel of the correct grade Usi...

Page 32: ...63 62 CULTIVATOR EDGER PRUNING SAW HEDGE TRIMMER BRUSHCUTTER...

Page 33: ...n Morrison a division of Masport Limited 1 37 Mt Wellington Highway Panmure Auckland 1060 New Zealand P 0800 627 767 Masport Australia Pty Limited 27 Commercial Drive Dandenong South VIC 3175 Australi...

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