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Padded Shoulder Straps (9e) Padded Shoulder Straps (9e)
Adjustable
Strap (9j)
Adjustable
Strap (9j)
Adjustable
Strap (9j) Plastic
Protective
Sheet (9g)
Hip Protection
Pad (9d)
Strap
Crossover (9h)
Front View Shoulder Harness (9)
Hip Protection Pad (9d)
Back View Shoulder Harness (9)
Plastic Snap
Lock Buckle (9f)
Adjustable
Strap (9j)
Metal Tool
Support Clasp (9b)
Clasp Release
Bar (9c)
ASSEMBLY
Brush Cutter Blade ( Fig. 8 )
• Make sure that the safety guard (15a) has been attached properly.
• Rotate the backing flange (19) until its hole is aligned with the
notch in the motor housing (12).
• Insert the spindle lock rod (23) into the hole to lock the spindle (18).
• Loosen the nut (21) clockwise and remove it together with the
locking washer (20).
• Remove the blade protection cover from the brush cutter blade
(18) before operation.
• Fit the brush cutting blade (15) onto the spindle (18) ensuring
that the directional arrows on the safety guard (14) and the cutting blade (15) match.
Ensure that the brush cutter blade sits flush on the extruded ring on the backing flange (19).
• Place the locking washer (20) onto the cutting blade (15).
• Secure the cutting blade (15) with the nut (21) using multi tool (22) (Fig. 8).
• Remove the spindle lock rod (23).
Wearing Shoulder Harness (9) ( Fig. 10-12 )
The shoulder harness (9) helps the operator to carry the product.
NOTE: The shoulder harness (9) should be worn similar to a backpack.
• Padded straps (9e) should be placed over the shoulder with the
plastic snap-lock buckle (9f) positioned in front at users chest.
• Hip protection pad (9d) with metal tool support clasp (9b) and clasp
release bar (9c) should facing outward and be positioned on right
side of users body if done correctly
• Once positioned properly as shown; lock the snap-lock buckle (9f)
at users chest.
• The thin hard plastic protective sheet (9g) and “strap” crossover (9h)
should be located at users back.
• Adjust all straps (9j) so that the tension is distributed evenly on
shoulders.
Fig. 11 Fig. 12 Fig. 11a
14
12
18
19
20
21
15
15a
Fig. 8
Fig. 10
9f
Shoulder Harness (9)