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MF-MM

English

To reduce the risk of injury from contact 
with the attachment, 

do not allow 

bystanders within 5 m

 of your own 

position.

Before starting work, inspect the area for 
stones, glass, pieces of metal, trash or 
other solid objects. Such objects may 
damage the attachment.

Be extremely cautious when changing 
direction with the dethatcher – especially 
on slopes.

On slopes, always work parallel to the 
slope to reduce the risk of injury from 
slipping or contact with the tines.

Never work on steep slopes because of 
the risk of injury through loss of control 
of the dethatcher.

To reduce the risk of 
injury, keep your hands 
and feet well away from 
the attachment. Never 
touch a rotating 
attachment.

Always stand behind the deflector or to 
one side of the machine during work – 
never in front of the attachments.

The correct 

engine idle speed 

is 

important to ensure that the attachments 
stop rotating when you let go of the 
throttle trigger.

Check and correct the idle speed setting 
at regular intervals – see MultiEngine 
instruction manual. If the attachments 
still rotate, have your servicing dealer 
check your power tool and make proper 
adjustments or repairs.

To reduce the risk of injury, take 
particular care when working close to 
fences, walls, stones, roots, trees and 
areas of dense growth. Solid objects can 
be thrown or damage the tines.

When operating next to high scrub, 
bushes and hedges, take care not to  
harm small animals (e.g. hedgehogs).

Clean the attachments and deflector at 
regular intervals during operation – 
always stop the engine and disconnect 
the spark plug boot before cleaning. 
Remove grass, weeds, mud, etc.

Check the attachments at regular short 
intervals, particularly after contact with 
solid objects or if there is any noticeable 
change in behavior:

Shut off the engine, hold the unit 
firmly.

Check condition and tightness of 
attachments, look for broken spring 
tines.

Replace damaged spring tines 
immediately.

To reduce the risk of unintentional 
engine start and injury, always shut off 
the engine and remove the spark plug 
boot before checking or changing 
attachments

Do not attempt to repair damaged spring 
tines. Do not continue using the 
dethatcher if the spring tines are 
damaged.

5m (16ft)

Summary of Contents for MF-MM

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual STIH STIHL MF MM BA_U1_01_01 fm Seite 0 Freitag 14 November 2003 11 20 11...

Page 2: ...ing the Engine 13 Replacing Spring Tines 13 Minimize Wear and Avoid Damage 14 Main Parts 15 Specifications 15 Maintenance and Repairs 16 Certificate of Conformity 16 Quality Certification 16 Dear Cust...

Page 3: ...may be marked in different ways A bullet marks a step or procedure without direct reference to an illustration A description of a step or procedure that refers directly to an illustration may contain...

Page 4: ...cause serious or even fatal injury Always observe local safety regulations standards and ordinances If you have never used this power tool model before Have your STIHL dealer show you how to operate y...

Page 5: ...ood or brush Secure long hair cap hard hat etc Wear steel toed safety boots with non slip soles Wear safety glasses for protection from thrown objects Wear hearing protection e g ear plugs or ear muff...

Page 6: ...also notes on Before Starting in the MultiEngine instruction manual Attachments must be correctly and securely mounted and in good condition clean move freely not warped Mount both deflector extensio...

Page 7: ...htly around the control handle and left handle Hold the control handle with your right hand and left handle with your left hand During Operation Note that the attachments continue to rotate for a shor...

Page 8: ...see MultiEngine instruction manual If the attachments still rotate have your servicing dealer check your power tool and make proper adjustments or repairs To reduce the risk of injury take particular...

Page 9: ...p within calling distance of others in case help is needed Maintenance and Repairs Do not attempt any maintenance or repair work not described in the MultiTool and MultiEngine instruction manuals Have...

Page 10: ...ury remove all obstacles and objects from the work area Plan the route to be taken The MF MM dethatcher is operated in the forward direction only To reduce the risk of damage and breakage the dethatch...

Page 11: ...ol mounting and the attachment itself Clean the attachment as follows Shut off the engine Wear gloves Remove the inner hitch pin from the shaft Pull the dethatcher off the shaft Remove the outer hitch...

Page 12: ...jury from MultiTool rotating in the wrong direction check that position of gearbox is correct and adjust if necessary The shaft 1 must be below the drive tube 2 so that the MultiTool rotates in the di...

Page 13: ...deflector extensions onto the right and left sides of the deflector push them fully home at the top and bottom and engage the tab 1 To remove the extensions Use the combination wrench to disengage th...

Page 14: ...hand on the loop handle press the unit firmly against the ground Do not stand or kneel on the handlebar or frame The starting procedure is now as described in the MultiEngine instruction manual To shu...

Page 15: ...operations must be performed on a regular basis If these maintenance operations cannot be performed by the owner they should be performed by an authorized STIHL servicing dealer If these operations ar...

Page 16: ...flector extension right 5 Deflector extension left 6 Mud flap 7 Outer hitch pin left 8 Spring tines Dethatcher MultiTool Weight Main Parts 1 483BA010 KN 8 3 2 6 5 4 7 Dethatcher left right Working wid...

Page 17: ...ol The symbol may appear alone on small parts ANDREAS STIHL AG Co KG Badstr 115 71336 Waiblingen certify that the new machine described below conforms to the specifications of Directive 98 37 EC The p...

Page 18: ...0458 483 0121 englisch English BA_U4_01_01 fm Seite 1 Freitag 14 November 2003 11 23 11...

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