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Section 4: Operation
5. For reverse motion of the wheels and
tines:
(a) Look behind and exercise caution
when operating in reverse. Do not
till while in reverse.
(b) Stop all forward motion before
reversing. Lift the handlebars with
one hand until the tines are off the
ground and then pull the Reverse
Clutch lever out to engage reverse
motion (see Figure 4-3). To stop
reverse motion, let go of the Reverse
Clutch lever.
6. To Turn the Tiller Around:
(a) Practice turning the tiller in a level,
open area. Be very careful to keep
your feet and legs away from the
tines.
(b) To make a turn, reduce the engine
speed and then lift the handlebars
until the engine and tines are bal-
anced over the wheels (Figure 4-4).
(c) With the tiller balanced, push side-
ways on the handlebar to move the
tiller in the direction of the turn
(Figure 4-5). After completing the
turn, slowly lower the tines into the
soil and increase the engine speed.
Stopping the Tiller and Engine
1. To stop the wheels and tines, release
the Forward Clutch “paddles” or the
Reverse Clutch Lever (whichever is
engaged).
2. To stop the engine, move the Engine
Throttle Lever to STOP.
Turning the Tiller Around
Figure 4-3: Raise tines off ground and look
behind when moving in reverse.
Figure 4-4: To begin turn, reduce
engine speed and lift handlebars until
engine and tines are balanced over
wheels. Figure 4-5: With tiller balanced over
wheels (and tines out of the ground),
push handlebars sideways to turn tiller.
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Figure 4-6
Figure 4-7
Figure 4-8
Figure 4-9
WARNING
Do not push down on the han-
dlebars to try to make the
tiller till more deeply. This
prevents the wheels from
holding the tiller back and can
allow the tines to rapidly
propel the tiller backward
toward the operator, which
could result in loss of control,
property damage, or personal
injury.
WARNING
Before tilling, contact your
telephone or utilities
company and inquire if
underground equipment or
lines are used in your area.
Their representative will be
glad to answer your ques-
tions and tell you if any of
their equipment or lines are
buried underground on your
property.