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5-2.
Starting
The Raider 50 has three starting capabilities.
a) Primary is manual pull start. This method simply uses the pull start located at the
top of the Raider.
b) Secondary starting is the “push button” which engages the battery. If the battery
is dead if you start the Raider it will recharge in minutes.
c) Third method is emergency only. In the tool kit (BII) are tools that allow the pull
starter (a) to be removed. In the BII you will find a rope that can be wound around
fly wheel to manually start the Raider 50.
5.3.
Manual Rope Start (Last resort for starting)
a. Set the Shift Lever to Neutral.
(2) Remove the Upper Engine Cover. Then,
b. Remove the “Emergency Kit.” Remove the Recoil Starter Assembly using the tools in the BII
(Emergency Tool Kit). Three bolts need to be removed (10 mm and 13 mm).
Remove snap on side of
starter assembly. Remove. Rope pull starter is located inside BII – Tool Kit.
c. Prime engine (3 pumps)
CA
UTION
Prior to mission insure battery is fully charged and connected. The
battery will last 90 days (without connection) when used in RAMZ or T-
Duck configurations.
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