Webb WEWBVAC, Instruction Manual

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GUIDE WHEEL
1. During Normal speed (3.4km/h). Impact at an angle of less than 45 degrees and to fixed hard objects.
2. The guide wheel will rub against a hard object, causing the direction of travel to change. Thereby
avoiding the hard object and preventing the machine from being damaged.
NOTE: Do not exceed the normal self-propelled speed and an impact angle of less than 45 degrees. Such
operation will cause the guide wheel to lose its function and the suction inlet to be damaged.
NOTE: This function is an auxiliary function that protects the suction inlet against accidental damage. DO
NOT intentionally test its strength. Concentrate on operating the machine, slow down in advance and
change direction to avoid hard objects.
HOSE & BAFFLE
1. The engine is off.
2. Assemble the hose and baffle to the machine, following the instructions from the Accessories section of
this instruction manual.
3. Start the machine. Point the end of the hose to the debris to be collected.
NOTE: When fitting or removing the hose and baffle, ensure the engine is off.
NOTE: The suction inlet baffle can only be used with the hose is fitted and in use.
Guide
Wheel
STOPPING THE ENGINE
1. Move the throttle to the stop position
IMPORTANT:
Any accessory cassette fitted will rotate for a few seconds after the motor is switched off. Never attempt
to stop the cassette yourself. In the event that the cassette strikes an object, immediately switch off the
machine and wait for the cassette to come to a complete stop. Inspect the condition of the cassette.
Replace any parts that are damaged.
HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
Turn the engine off, prior to making any height adjustment.
1. The height adjustment handle is located on the left hand side of the machine, as you stand in the
operating position.
2. Pull the height adjustment handle away from the deck and move up or down to relocate in your chosen
operating height.
3. Select according to the area and it’s surroundings.
60mm
15mm
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