Side 15
Operation
Texas Pro air 100 is designed to blow leaves and similar together into a pile.
1. Start the machine as described
2. Leave the engine to idle for a few seconds
3. With your right hand, take the rear handle.
4. Move the machine from side to side to blow the leafs.
Notice:
Wet leaves is heavy and can “stick” to the ground, so it can be difficult to blow
these away. This leaf blower performs better with dry leafs.
Do not try to blow broken glass pieces, stones, cans and other hard objects.
This can damage the machine or suroundings!
Air Filter
Cleaning of air filter
1. Release the screw holding the cover of the air filter
(under the choke lever).
2. Remove the cover and filter.
3. Wash the filter in mild soapy water. Rinse in warm water.
Allow to dry.
4. Wipe the filter with some oil. Remove surplus oil.
5. Re-install the air filter and cover.
Replace the air filter if it is damaged or cannot be cleaned.
Pay attention to, that the air filter cover is fitted properly again.
Never use the leaf blower without a correctly mounted airfulter!
Carburettor and fuel tank
The carburettor is factory-set to the optimum performance.
To adjust, contact your local service workshop.
There is a small filter fitted at the end of the fuel hose inside
the fuel tank.
Check it regularly to make sure it is clean.
Replace if necessary.
Avoid that dust/dirt gets inside the fuel tank, as it can cause
start problems.
