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RHINO Multi-Pro 301002, Owner'S Manual

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•  Ensure the post driver has no loose com-

ponents. Loose components lead to high 

vibration levels.

•  Maintain a firm grip at all times, but do 

not squeeze the handles with constant, 

excessive pressure. Take frequent 

breaks.

All of the above mentioned precautions 

do not guarantee that you will not sustain 

white finger disease or carpal tunnel syn

-

drome. Therefore, continual and regular 

users should closely monitor the condi-

tion of their hands and fingers. If any of 

the above symptoms appear, seek medical 

advice immediately.

DO NOT

 modify this 

power tool in any way.

DO NOT

 put anything 

other than a post into 

the chuck on the driver.

DO NOT

 operate your 

post driver unless it 

is on a post to be driven. Operation of the 

driver without it driving on a post could 

damage the power tool.

SURROUNDINGS: 

This power tool emits 

noise at 100 Db, which may be disturbing 

to animals and livestock. Ensure prior to 

operation, that any livestock are cleared 

from the operational area to prevent a situ-

ation in which startled livestock become a 

safety hazard.

WARNING LABELS

If your post driver’s warning label is 

marred or destroyed, replace it immedi-

ately. Simply call Rhino Tool Company 

and we will send you a new warning label 

at no expense to you.

End of Life Cycle

When your Rhino

®

 gas powered driver is 

coming to the end of its life cycle, destruc-

tion of the unit should to be conducted 

according to international and local envi-

ronmental regulations.
The gas powered post driver contains:
• Fuel

• Oil
• Rhino

®

 Pro Series Lubricant

•  Electric components
•  Plastic-steel and aluminum components.

POST DRIVER SAFETY... continued

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

!

WARNING

!

DANGER

!

CAUTION

IMPORTANT

NOTE

!

WARNING

!

DANGER

!

CAUTION

IMPORTANT

NOTE

!

WARNING

!

DANGER

!

CAUTION

IMPORTANT

NOTE

!

WARNING

!

DANGER

!

CAUTION

IMPORTANT

NOTE

Rhino

®

 Multi-Pro

™

 

Specifications 

imperial (metric)

Overall 
Dimensions

10.75 x 17 x 26 in.  
(273 x 432 x 660 mm)

Weight

44 lb (19.9 kg)

Engine  

Configuration

4-stroke, 35.8 cc

Performance

1720 bpm

Fuel

Unleaded Gas, US 86 Octane 

(>Euro 91)

Fuel Capacity

0.67 US qt. (0.63 ltr)

Engine Oil

SAE 10W-30

Lubricant

Rhino

®

 Pro Series Lubricant

Noise

≤ 100 Db

Vibration

TBC

5

Summary of Contents for Multi-Pro 301002

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Page 3: ... Engine 6 Hot Restart 7 Driving a Post 8 Installing a Chuck Adapter 9 Installing an Alternative Chuck 9 Multi Pro Maintenance 10 Rhino Multi Pro Service Instructions 11 Servicing Crankshaft and Piston 12 Service of the Hammer and Anvil 13 Regular Service Period 18 Rhino Multi Pro Parts Accessories List 20 Limited Warranty and Registration 28 Troubleshooting 29 ...

Page 4: ...ully and under stand its coverage and your responsibilities of ownership Fill out the warranty registration card or online registration to receive Rhino Limited Lifetime Impact Warranty See Page 28 Please read and understand the Honda warranty policy The Honda war ranty is separate from the Rhino warranty and is subject to its own coverage conditions and responsibility requirements The warranty is...

Page 5: ...rs etc GASOLINE Gasoline is HIGHLY FLAMMABLE and EXPLOSIVE You can be burned or seriously injured when handling fuel EXHAUST The ex haust from the engine contains poisonous carbon monoxide gas that can build up to dangerous levels in closed areas Breathing carbon monoxide can cause unconsciousness or death Never run the engine in a closed or even partly closed area where people may be present The ...

Page 6: ... vibra tions may produce white finger disease Raynaud s phenomenon or carpal tunnel syndrome These conditions reduce the hand s ability to feel and regulate tem perature produce numbness and burning sensations and may cause nerve and circu lation damage and tissue necrosis Not all factors contributing to white finger disease are known but cold weather smoking and diseases or physical condi tions t...

Page 7: ... to prevent a situ ation in which startled livestock become a safety hazard WARNING LABELS If your post driver s warning label is marred or destroyed replace it immedi ately Simply call Rhino Tool Company and we will send you a new warning label at no expense to you End of Life Cycle When your Rhino gas powered driver is coming to the end of its life cycle destruc tion of the unit should to be con...

Page 8: ...s damage or wear to the chuck tube and anvil inside The outer surfaces of the driver should also be inspected for any defects Do not use the Multi Pro if there is any damage or wear until the damage or wear is corrected and repaired Check all fluid levels i e engine oil and fuel and fill as needed as per manufac turer s specifications Fig 1 Proper oil level is essential to the operation of the pos...

Page 9: ...hand This will cause serious injury Do not allow the starter grip to snap back against the engine Return it gently to prevent damage to the starter If the choke lever was moved to the CLOSED position to start the engine gradually move it to the open position as the engine warms up As the engine warms up also release the high idle lock by slightly depressing the trigger and then immediately releasi...

Page 10: ...he previous page and start the engine with the choke lever in the OPEN position Driving a Post Holding the post driver with your left hand on the foam grip and your right hand on the throttle will position the driver to direct the engine exhaust away from the operator Fig 6 See Exhaust Warning Insert a post into the Multi Pro making sure the end of the post to be driven is in the correct location ...

Page 11: ... flare and lodge inside the chuck when using the adapter in most cases the operator can loosen the locking nut letting it slide down the post then lift the driver off the post The operator can quickly re insert the adapter secure them with the locking nut and resume driving posts See Fig 8 for steps for installing Chuck Lok adapters Installing an Alternative Chuck The Multi Pro quick change design...

Page 12: ...a specific post contact your Rhino Tool Company representative to inquire if there is an option available Maintenance of the Multi Pro NEVER REFUEL WITH THE ENGINE HOT OR RUNNING Never refuel your Multi Pro with the engine hot or run ning as there is a possibility the flammable fumes from the gasoline can ignite causing severe injury and or damage to you your Multi Pro and the surrounding area Fol...

Page 13: ...irst month use of a new or rebuilt Multi Pro 1 Change engine oil following the requirement for the Honda GX35 Dis pose of used oil according to all local state and federal regulations 2 Check all engine and post driver fasten ers Retighten to proper specifications if necessary 3 Check crankshaft and piston lubrica tion See page 12 for instructions Every 3 months or 25 hours of use 1 Change engine ...

Page 14: ...HAMMER OR WRENCH TO LOOSEN THE COVER AS IT MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE DRIV ER Visually inspect the color and amount of Rhino Pro Series Lubricant inside the crankcase There should be a ring of Rhino Pro Series Lubricant collected to the wall inside the crankcase Should the depth of the ring from the wall inward measure 1 8 3mm or less Fig 10 this indicates the Rhino Pro Series Lubricant is low The ma...

Page 15: ...of the Hammer and Anvil The tools required for servicing the ham mer and anvil are a 9 64 hex wrench a 1 4 hex wrench a 7 8 deep well socket with handle a torque wrench that reads in inch pounds and Loctite primer and threadlocker Remove the crankcase cover see crankcase cover CAUTION on page 12 and clean out any old Rhino Pro Series Lubricant from inside the crankcase Remove the four 4 chuck bolt...

Page 16: ...cessive wear The anvil o ring retainer p n 301115 can be removed from the end of the cylinder in the post driver body by hand Use caution as it can become sharp with use of the driver Remove the hammer p n 301085 piston and connecting rod assembly p n 301075 by removing the crank pin p n 300050 Access to the crank pin is achieved by removing the crankcase cover p n 300132 which is described in the...

Page 17: ...ANGER CAUTION IMPORTANT NOTE These are LEFT HAND THREADS Tighten the crank pin using the 7 8 deep well socket Torque to 360 inch pounds 40 6 Nm Add Rhino Pro Series Lubricant p n 300500 to the crankcase to the level shown in Fig 11 See Caution Do not overfill Rhino Pro Series Lubri cant on page 12 If Lubricant has been completely removed add 2 75 oz or 81 32 ml of Rhino Pro Series Lubricant or unt...

Page 18: ...With the facing the lower body press gasket into place making sure the bolt holes are lined up Apply threadlocker to the threaded holes on the body The threadlocker needs to be applied starting at the bottom of the threaded hole and apply a bead of threadlocker up to the top of the thread With the gasket in place on the lower body remove the paper backing on the other side of the gasket Grasp the ...

Page 19: ... lubricate the anti vibration handle springs loosen the two bolts located in the recesses of the top handle assembly p n 301222 until the upper handle and handle collars are free from the upper handle bracket Slide the lower handle downward to expose the lower springs Clean the springs upper handle bracket cups and upper and lower handle collars with acetone or cleaning solvent Apply Rhino lubrica...

Page 20: ...ir Cleaner Check X See Honda Engine Manual Air Cleaner Clean X 1 See Honda Engine Manual Air Cleaner Replace X See Honda Engine Manual Crankcase Lubrication Check X Page 12 Check Engine and Post Diver Fasteners X Page 23 Remove Service Piston Hammer and Anvil X Page 13 Other Honda Engine Maintenance Schedule See Honda Engine Manual 1 Service more frequently when used in dusty areas Multi Pro Servi...

Page 21: ...19 NOTES ...

Page 22: ...s and Accessories List 4 4 4 5 6 10 11 3 5 6 8 9 7 2 13 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 20 20 23 4 24 25 26 26 28 29 30 31 1 27 4 6 6 Multi Pro Standard Configuration Please refer to page 24 for Multi Pro XA parts and accessories ...

Page 23: ...etainer 14 301095 Multi Pro Anvil O ring Cup 15 301165 Anvil See page 27 for Extended Anvil 16 301615 Multi Pro Anvil O ring Seal 17 301710 Multi Pro Body Gasket 18 301038 Multi Pro Sleeve for Lower Body 19 301032 Multi Pro Lower Body 20 300750 4 Multi Pro Lock Washers qty of 4 21 300701 4 Lower Body Bolt Set qty of 4 No P N Description 22 301158 Multi Pro Master Chuck 23 300717 4 Multi Pro Chuck ...

Page 24: ...Parts and Accessories List 2 41 38 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 2 48 47 22 WARNING DANGER CAUTION IMPORTANT NOTE Disassembly of the Crankcase will break the tamper evident seal thereby voiding the warranty on the driver ...

Page 25: ...Gear qty of 4 39 300200 Gear 40 300730 Machine Key 41 300700 4 Clutch Housing Bolt Set qty of 4 42 300025 Clutch Housing with Bearings 43 300120 Clutch Drum with Pinion Gear 44 300132 Pro Series Crankcase Cover Threaded 45 301617 O ring Seal for Pro Series Crankcase Cover Threaded 46 300050 Crank Pin Left Hand Threads 47 300704 6 Crankcase Bolt Set qty of 6 48 300040 Crankshaft 23 ...

Page 26: ...d Accessories List 13 14 32 16 17 19 18 21 20 34 20 23 24 29 30 31 Multi Pro XA Lower Body Configuration 12 Please refer to the Multi Pro Standard Configuration for parts information on the upper portion of the Multi Pro XA 24 ...

Page 27: ...ve for Lower Body 19 301032 Multi Pro Lower Body 20 300750 4 Multi Pro Lock Washers qty of 4 21 300701 4 Lower Body Bolt Set qty of 4 23 300717 4 Multi Pro Chuck Bolt Set qty of 4 24 301920 Chuck Lok Locking Nut 1 per driver 29 300900 Chuck Lok System 1 25 4 mm Adapter 30 300895 Chuck Lok System 1 44 45 mm Adapter 31 300902 Chuck Lok System 2 50 8 mm Adapter 32 301169 Multi Pro Extended Anvil 34 3...

Page 28: ...300706 2 Shroud Bolt qty of 2 53 300705 2 Lower Shroud Bolt qty of 2 300240 Honda GX35 Engine Honda Engine Parts are Available from Your Local Honda Dealer 300805 Safety Label and Tag Set 301801 Multi Pro Operating Safety and Parts Manual 49 51 51 53 50 50 Rhino Multi Pro Parts and Accessories List 52 26 ...

Page 29: ...5 Multi Pro 3 Square Chuck Assembly 301414 Multi Pro 3 Round Chuck Assembly 34 301420 Multi Pro Extended Master Chuck No P N Description 301422 Multi Pro XA Square Tube Chuck 301000 Long Arm Hex Key 300500 Rhino Pro Series Lubricant 300506 Rhino Pro Series Lubricant 12 pack 301509 Multi Pro Service Kit Bolt Torque Specifications 4 300715 4 Pro Series Handle Bolts qty of 4 132 lb in 14 91 Nm 21 300...

Page 30: ...river which is proved to be defective upon inspec tion by a Rhino certified authorized technician This Limited Warranty does not extend to a Gasoline Powered Post Driver which has been subject to misuse neglect or ac cident nor does it extend to any Gasoline Powered Post Driver which has been repaired altered or serviced by unauthorized persons This Limited Warranty does not cover any damage or ad...

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