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CONTENTS

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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MAJOR PARTS

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SPECIFICATION

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ASSEMBLY

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OPERATING THE TILLER

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MAINTENANCE

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PARTS DIAGRAM AND LIST

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EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

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Summary of Contents for THTILL6.5

Page 1: ...ERATOR S MANUAL AND PARTS LIST PETROL TILLER THTILL6 5 Sales Helpline 01793 333220 www thehandy co uk Before use please read understand this manual paying particular attention to the safety instructions 2010 v1 ...

Page 2: ...Page 2 CONTENTS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 MAJOR PARTS 4 SPECIFICATION 4 ASSEMBLY 5 6 OPERATING THE TILLER 7 MAINTENANCE 7 PARTS DIAGRAM AND LIST 8 9 EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 10 ...

Page 3: ... of gloves and strong footwear are recommended Only work in daylight or sufficiently good artificial light Keep children and pets at least 10metres away from the tiller at all times and do NOT operate near underground electric cables telephone lines pipes or hoses Wear eye protection and face or dust mask if working in dusty conditions Do NOT operate on a slopes of more than 10 degrees When on slo...

Page 4: ...4 Front Wheel 15 Oil Filler Cap 16 Switch 17 Chain Box 18 Tine 19 Recoil Starter SPECIFICATION Model No THTILL6 5 Working Width 60 70 or 75cm Tine Revolution 156 revs min Tine Diameter 31cm Clutch Tension Belt Set Speed ratio 22 6 1 Engine Briggs Stratton Vanguard 196cc Max Revolution 3900 revs min Fuel Tank Capacity 3 6 litres Oil Tank Capacity 0 5 litres Starting Mode Manual Net Weight 52kg ...

Page 5: ...t Replace the adjuster and tighten with clip To assemble the tines The tiller is supplied with a double set of tines plus an additional single set for extra wide cultivation The tines are handed ie they have a a bevelled leading edge which must always face for ward Attach the mudguards to the main chassis with the bolts supplied Attach the tines using the pins supplied as shown in the daiagram Pay...

Page 6: ...ve the wheel to the up position 1 Spring 2 Groove 3 Lockpin 4 Front Wheel Bracket To assemble the dragbar The dragbar can be adjusted to differing tilling depths If the soil is hard try starting with a shallower gauge and gradually lower the dragbar to the depth required Attach and adjust the dragbar by means of the locknut and retainer as shown 1 R Clip 2 Retainer Bolt 3 Dragbar ...

Page 7: ...et the dragbar to the required setting Lift the front wheel up and retain with clip Move the throttle control to full speed and gently squeeze the clutch lever to engage the tines To operate reverse release the forward lever and gently squeeze the reverse lever At the same time ease off any downward pressure on the handles MAINTENANCE Allow the tiller to cool down to avoid any risk of burns from t...

Page 8: ...Page 8 PARTS DIAGRAM ...

Page 9: ...20 Forward Belt 21 TH104 21 Reverse Belt 22 TH104 22 Bolt 23 TH104 23 Mudguard left 24 TH104 24 R Clip 25 TH104 25 Bracket 26 TH104 26 Handlebars 27 TH104 27 Handle Connector 28 TH104 28 Bolt 29 TH104 29 Rear Bolt Bar 30 TH104 30 Mudguard right 31 TH104 31 Bolt 32 TH104 32 Additional Tine Assembly 33 TH104 33 Girder 34 TH104 34 Small Gear 35 TH104 35 Belt Pulley Axis 36 TH104 36 Bet Pulley Solepla...

Page 10: ...ms to the main safety requirements of the EC Directives listed above This conformity is based on the following stanadards and normative documents EN709 1997 A2 2009 EN 55012 2002 A1 EN 61000 6 1 2001 The conformity assessment procedure followed was in accordance with the Directive 2000 14 EC Measured Sound Power Level 96 9dB A Guaranteed Sound Power Level 98dB A The responsible person based within...

Page 11: ...Page 11 To order spare parts and see the complete range of garden machinery and garden equipment from Handy visit www thehandy co uk ...

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