6
85372
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STEP 1.
(See Figures 1 and 2)
Loosen the upper
handlebar mounting hardware and rotate the
handlebar from the “shipping position” to the
“operating position”. The handlebar is in the
operating position when the handlebar tubes
drop into the handlebar support channels. Lightly
retighten the upper handlebar mounting hardware
to keep the handlebar in position.
STEP 2.
Check the position and routing of the control
cables. The cables must not be trapped or caught
on any chassis or handlebar component.
DO NOT
START ENGINE!
STEP 3.
(See Figures 2 and 3)
The TurnAer has
multiple handlebar heights that can be adjusted for
the comfort of the operator. The handlebar was set
at the factory in the HIGH position.
Note: handlebar
heights are with the aerator lowered and tines in
the ground.
When the optional Chariot attachment is used, the
increased height of the operator while standing on
the Chariot should be considered when choosing
a handlebar height settings.
REFER TO FIGURE 3 FOR MOUNTING
HEIGHTS
To Change Handlebar Height -
● Loosen the lower handlebar mounting hardware.
● Loosen and remove the upper handlebar mounting
hardware.
● Raise or lower the handlebar and handlebar support
plate to the matching hole on the frame mounting
plate (High, Middle or Low).
● Select the upper or the lower mounting hole on the
handlebar tube (Refer to Figure 2 and 3). Both sides
must use the same hole.
● Replace hardware and securely tighten both the
Assembly
ASSEMBLY
TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY,
Remove Wire From Spark Plug Before
Performing Any Assembly Procedure
Do Not Use The Engine To Perform Or Aid In
Any Assembly Procedures.
Always Follow All Safety Hazard Warnings.
Read And Follow All Safety Decals.
Wear The Appropriate Safety Gear.
SAFE-14
WARNING
FIGURE 1
UPPER
HANDLEBAR
MOUNTING
HARDWARE
SHIPPING
POSITION
OPERATING
POSITION
ROTATE HANDLEBAR INTO
OPERATING POSITION
LOWER
HANDLEBAR
MOUNTING
HARDWARE
AS85372-01
FIGURE 2
AS85372-02
UPPER
HANDLEBAR
MOUNTING
HARDWARE
HANDLEBAR
SUPPORT
CHANNEL
UPPER
LOWER
HANDLEBAR
MOUNTING
HOLES
TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY,
Support the Tine Reel Assemblies On a Secure
Wooden Surface To Ensure that the Tine Reel
Assemblies Will Not Fall Or Drop On Hands
and Feet.
Use Caution When Working Around the Tine
Reel Assembly, Tines Have Sharp Edges That
Can Easily Cut Hands.
SAFETY FIRST!!
SAFETY FIRST!!
