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of vibrations created by the machine to 

the operator’s hands. An anti-vibration 

system is recommended for those per-

sons using power tools on a regular or 

sustained basis.

•  The handle opposite the throttle handle 

has been fitted with an EPDM foam grip 

further dampening vibrations.

•  Wear gloves and keep your hands warm.
•  Ensure that the EPDM foam and the 

spring dampening system are in good 

working condition.

•  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 any of your post driver or extended 

handle's warning labels are marred or 

destroyed, replace it immediately. Please 

send a request indicating which label is 

needed, and Rhino Tool Company will 

send you a new warning label at no ex-

pense 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
•  Grease
•  Electric components
•  Plastic-steel and aluminum components.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

POST DRIVER & EXTENDED HANDLE SAFETY

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Summary of Contents for Pro Series 301250

Page 1: ...OWNERS MANUAL MODELS 301250 301252 Pro Series Extended Handles OWNERS MANUAL ProSeries Extended Handles...

Page 2: ...fety of others is very important The proper and safe use of your Rhino post driver and accessories is an important responsi bility and should be taken seriously Keep this owner s manual available so y...

Page 3: ...Extended Handle Operating Instructions 6 Starting the Engine 7 Hot Restart 8 Driving a Post 8 Installing a Chuck Adapter 9 Installing an Alternative Chuck 10 Multi Pro Maintenance 10 Rhino Pro Series...

Page 4: ...u read the warranty information fully and under stand its coverage and your responsibilities of ownership Fill out the warranty registration card or online registration to receive Rhino Limited Lifeti...

Page 5: ...your project Failure to do so can be catastrophic Underground utilities include but are not limited to Electric Gas Telephone Water Sewer TV Cable Lawn Sprinklers etc POWER LINES DO NOT use the post d...

Page 6: ...protection is required as the post driver emits noise at 100 dB level Bystanders should at a minimum wear safety glasses and hearing protection while in the presence of this power tool during operati...

Page 7: ...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 em...

Page 8: ...OR DEATH READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING YOUR POST DRIVER Visually inspect your Multi Pro Post Driver before use The interior of the chuck tube should be checked for obstruc tions damage or wear to the...

Page 9: ...tion of the arrow as shown in Fig 5 Return the starter grip gently Do not extend the starter rope to its full length as it can cause damage the recoil mechanism An operator should never wrap the start...

Page 10: ...e engine switch on the post driver to the OFF position 2 Move the choke lever to the OPEN position 3 Hold the throttle in the MAX speed position 4 Pull the starter grip 3 to 5 times Follow the STARTIN...

Page 11: ...eded Inspect your driver s chuck and chuck adapters frequently Some Pro Series drivers are equipped with the Rhino Chuck Lok Adapter Sys tem It is comprised of the master chuck the locking nut and two...

Page 12: ...used oil in accordance with any local state or federal regulations Refer to the Service Instructions that came with your post driver for more details regarding proper maintenance Following the servic...

Page 13: ...he post make sure both hands are firmly on both side handles Lift with the knees with feet firmly planted shoulder width apart to maintain stability Keep elbows bent and close to the body while liftin...

Page 14: ...nch in the top handle bracket and set aside to allow the throttle to be removed from the side handle assembly Please note you will need to order a lower handle Part no 301233 if your Pro Series Driver...

Page 15: ...13 Step 1 Step 5 Step 2 Step 6 Step 3 Step 7 Step 4 Step 8 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 16: ...INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Step 9 Step 13 Step 10 Step 14 Step 11 Step 15 Step 12 Step 16 14...

Page 17: ...Step 17 Step 21 Step 18 Step 22 Step 19 Step 23 Step 20 Step 24 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Set screw circled above 15...

Page 18: ...te the throttle making sure that the throttle linkage contacts the stop when fully depressed Loosen nuts and readjust if needed Note The top throttle has been pre ad justed with factory settings after...

Page 19: ...ep 28 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Step 29 Please note you will need to order a lower handle Part no 301233 if your Pro Series Driver model does NOT already have one DO NOT OPERATE EXTENDED HANDLES WITHO...

Page 20: ...18 RHINO EXTENDED HANDLE PARTS LIST 6 6 2 5 3 1 6 6 9 8 8 7 7 7 7 4...

Page 21: ...rol Assembly for 2 Extended Handle 301264 Throttle Control Assembly for 4 1 2 Extended Handle 301275 Extended Handle Warning Label Protection 301276 Extened Handle Warning Label Balance 301277 Extende...

Page 22: ...Driver 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 mi...

Page 23: ...brication is adequate 4 If using a FRL inspect the filter on the FRL if impacted with residue replace with new filter 5 Inspect the filter on the Throttle If clogged blow off debris with air hose or c...

Page 24: ...TY AND SERVICE SINCE 1975 WWW RHINOTOOL COM Rhino Tool Company Inc P O Box 111 Kewanee IL 61443 309 853 5555 866 707 1808 Form 301277 103117 ATRADITION OF QUALITYAND SERVICE SINCE1975 WWW RHINOTOOL CO...

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