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Self-Propelled Cultivator / Tiller 

 

 

E&OE 

©2017 Plant Craft 

Safety Symbols 

The product may have safety warning labels attached to it, explained below. Understand the symbols on 
your product and their meanings. If any stickers become unreadable, unattached etc, replace them. 

 

 

 

 

Flammable Material Hazard

 

Flammable liquids, gases or 

substances etc may present. 

Avoid ignition sources and 

open flames. Danger of fire. 

Read User Manual

  

Read and fully understand 

product safety warnings, 

operation, procedures etc 

before using the product. 

Use Hand Protection

 

Wear appropriate hand 

protection and take due care 

as the product or use of the 

product may present hand 

hazards. 

Carbon-Monoxide Hazard 

Do not use the product in 
confined areas or without 

adequate ventilation. Carbon-

monoxide poisoning can be 

fatal. 

 

 

 

 

Electrocution / Electrical 

Shock Hazard

 

High voltage or high current 

electricity may be present or 

required by the product. Take 

due care when handling 

electrical products, cables, 

plugs and leads. Electrical 

shock can be fatal.  

Toxic Fumes hazard

  

Using the product or by-

products from use may 

produce fumes, smoke or 

particles that could be harmful 

if inhaled. Wear appropriate 

breathing protection and have 

adequate ventilation. 

Explosive Material Hazard 

Combustible liquids, gases or 

substances etc may be 

present. Avoid ignition sources 

and open flames. Danger of 

explosion. 

Cutting / Amputation Hazard 

The product may have blades, 

edges or mechanical devices 

that can cause severe cut 

injury to fingers, limbs etc. 

Take due care when handling 

and using the product. 

 

 

 

 

Crush Hazard 

The product may have blades, 

edges or mechanical devices 

that can cause severe crush 

injury to fingers, limbs etc. 

Take due care when handling 

and using the product. 

Single Operator Only

 

The product must be operated 

by a single person only. More 

than one person operating the 

product may introduce 

additional hazards. 

Use Face Protection

 

Wear appropriate full-face 

protection and take due care 

as the product or use of the 

product may present face and 

eye hazards. 

Use Foot Protection

 

Wear appropriate foot 

protection and take due care 

as the product or use of the 

product may present foot 

hazards. 

 

 

 

 

Use Eye / Ear / Head 

Protection

 

Wear appropriate eye and / or 

ear and / or head protection 

and take due care as the 

product or use of the product 

may present eye, hearing and 

head hazards.

 

Running Hazard 

Do not run on or near the 

product as doing so may 

present a fall hazard. 

Diving Hazard 

Do not dive into the product as 

doing so may present a neck / 

head injury hazard.

 

Adult Supervision Required 

Always supervise children and 

other users of a product to 

prevent drowning or injury.

 

 

 

 

 

Skin Penetration / Puncture 

Hazard 

The product may produce 

pressure, emit liquids or 

objects that can cause severe 

injury to fingers, limbs, blood 

etc. Take due care when 

handling and using the 

product.

 

Hot Surface Hazard

 

Be aware that the product may 

produce high temperatures 

and hot surfaces that can 

cause burn injuries. 

Flying Debris Hazard 

Be aware that the product or 

use of the product may 

present hazards produced by 

flying debris. Wear appropriate 

clothing and protectiove 

devices. 

Moving Parts Hazard 

Be aware that the product 

contains or uses mechanical 

devices that move or rotate. 

Always wait for moving parts 

to stop fully before handling 

the product, adjusting, 

maintenence etc.

 

Summary of Contents for Self-Propelled Cultivator / Tiller

Page 1: ... FUTURE REFERENCE Products covered by this manual may vary in appearance assembly inclusions specifications description and packaging The product is NOT supplied with engine oil although traces of oil from the manufacturing process may be present It is essential to add adequate engine oil of the correct type to the engine before use see Checking and Changing Engine Oil Failure to add engine oil wi...

Page 2: ...equipment Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery which can be caught in moving parts Keep hair and clothing away from the equipment Stay alert and use common sense when operating the equipment Do not over reach Always maintain secure footing and balance Do not use the equipment if tired or under the influence of drugs alcohol or medication This equipment is not intended for use by persons with re...

Page 3: ...isconnecting the electrical cord Do NOT use equipment that has exposed wiring damaged switches covers or guards Do NOT use electrical equipment in wet conditions or in damp locations Do NOT use electrical cords to lift move or carry equipment Do NOT coil or knot electrical cords and ensure electrical cords are not trip hazards General Service Information The equipment must be serviced or repaired ...

Page 4: ...ard The product may have blades edges or mechanical devices that can cause severe crush injury to fingers limbs etc Take due care when handling and using the product Single Operator Only The product must be operated by a single person only More than one person operating the product may introduce additional hazards Use Face Protection Wear appropriate full face protection and take due care as the p...

Page 5: ...y the product Do NOT use in rain damp or wet conditions Electrical shock can be fatal Electrocution Electrical Shock Hazard Disconnect High voltage or high current electricity may be present or required by the product Always disconnect the product from the electrical supply before handling the product adjusting maintenence etc Power Line Electrocution Hazard High voltage high current power lines m...

Page 6: ...el numbness or burning sensations in fingers hands Clothing and Protective Equipment All Operators and Assistants Wear approved safety goggles or safety glasses with adequate top and side protection Wear suitable hearing protection Wear heavy duty non slip leather or protective gloves Wear approved heavy duty safety boots with steel toe caps and non slip soles Wear suitable overalls or work clothi...

Page 7: ...chments are fully secured before digging If the tillers jams release the clutch and stop the engine immediately Do NOT use the equipment for purposes it is not designed for such as cutting concrete Do not attach the machine to fixed supports Transportation Safety Always STOP the engine before transporting or working on it refuelling adjusting etc When transporting the machine in a vehicle ensure t...

Page 8: ...pping 18 Starting Petrol Engines 18 Cultivator Tiller Operation 19 Using the Throttle Clutch and Gearbox 20 Maintenance 21 Maintenance Schedule Petrol Engines Machines 22 Engine Oil 23 Air Filter 25 Inspection and Cleaning 25 Removal Installation 25 Spark Plug 26 Cleaning and Gap Checking 26 Removal Installation 26 Drive Belts and Clutch 27 Checking and Adjusting Belt Tension 27 Replacing Belts 28...

Page 9: ... L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T...

Page 10: ... N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N...

Page 11: ... T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C C R A F T...

Page 12: ...A N T C C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N ...

Page 13: ... A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N F T P L A N T C R A F...

Page 14: ... T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A...

Page 15: ...T A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F ...

Page 16: ...P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L ...

Page 17: ...T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P ...

Page 18: ... N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T...

Page 19: ...p 3 Position the machine in the required location in the direction you want to travel 4 Holding the handlebar firmly with both hands use the throttle clutch and gearbox to activate and control machine speed Adjust the throttle for the desired ploughing rate and movement speed 5 Release the clutch this disengages the machine drive system A Video Tutorial Using a Tiller Plough N T C R A F N T C R A ...

Page 20: ...T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N F T P L A N T C ...

Page 21: ...s Small end bearings Gudgeon pin Oil rings Gaskets and seals Valve seats Inspection of the following items is required Piston for cracks and stress fractures Bore for wear requiring reconditioning Full machine for broken worn or loose parts Failure to follow the maintenance schedule using incorrect or non compatible accessories or replacements parts or general negligence may result in making the p...

Page 22: ...A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F ...

Page 23: ...hed If the oil level is too high drain some oil until the correct level is reached 5 When finished re install rotate right the oil filler cap until firm Wipe off any residual oil from the machine A B C D D N T C R A F N T C R A F T P L A N T R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A ...

Page 24: ... P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R...

Page 25: ...ilter cover and secure it with the air filter cover washer and screw rotate right A B C D E AA BB N T C R A F N T C R A F T P L A N T R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T A N T C R A F T P L A N T ...

Page 26: ... C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A...

Page 27: ... T P L A N T R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R...

Page 28: ... T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R...

Page 29: ...P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A ...

Page 30: ...N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T ...

Page 31: ...o OFF position Blocked fuel line or stale fuel Clean the fuel line Fill the tank with clean fresh petrol Water or dirt in fuel system Drain fuel tank and carburettor Refill with fresh fuel Dirty air cleaner Perform an air filter service N T C R A F N T C R A F T P L A N T R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A...

Page 32: ... R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F T P L A N T C R A F...

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Page 34: ...r specific application or your description of the application Be sure to attain third party approval for your application from a qualified specialist before use regardless of prior assurances by the retailer or its representatives This product is not intended for use where fail safe operation is required As with any product take an automobile aircraft computer or ball point pen for example there i...

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