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CUL
TIV
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TOR
EDGER
PRUNING SA
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HEDGE TRIMMER
BRUSHCUTTER
Names of Parts
1. Guard-rubber
2. Blade Holder
3. Nut
4. Safety Split Pin
5. Guard
6. Blade
7. Clamping Bolt M6-20
8. Hand Nut
9. Inner Spline
10. Drive Shaft
11. Washer M6
12. M6 Nyloc Nut
13. Wheel
14. Guide
15. Angle Transmission
Safety Instructions
1. About This Manual
CAUTION
This manual contains important safety instructions. Before using
this device, read this manual carefully until you are familiar with the
contents. Carefully observe all warnings and safety instructions to
ensure correct operation of the machine. Doing so will ensure safe
operation and optimum performance of the device.
CAUTION
This instruction manual does not cover all possible situations and
conditions. Although we have taken all possible steps to ensure
the safety of this device, the operator and the person performing
maintenance of the device must also take all possible steps to
ensure safety.
2. Recommended Uses
CAUTION
This machine should never be used for anything other than the
purpose for which it has been designed. Use the edger only to trim
lawn edges.
3. Safe Practices
CAUTION
Follow local noise regulations regarding the acceptable times and
locations for using this device. Also observe current local safety
regulations, standards, and ordinances.
4. Replacement Parts
WARNING
To maintain optimal safety and performance, use only the
manufacturer’s genuine parts and accessories. Do not modify the
device or use it for purposes other than those specified. Failure to
observe this requirement can result in severe accidents and damage
to the device.
5. Operator Safety
WARNING
Do not operate this device if you…
•
cannot concentrate due to fatigue, illness, or injury;
•
are under the influence of drugs or alcohol;
•
are under the age of 15;
•
are pregnant.
If any of the above applies, a possible lack of judgment can result in
an accident.
6. Monitor the weather
WARNING
Do not operate the machine under any of the following
circumstances:
•
When the ground is slippery or you cannot maintain a stable
posture for any reason.
•
At night, in heavy fog, or at any other times where your field
of vision is limited and it is difficult to gain a clear view of the
working area.
•
During rainstorms, thunderstorms, in strong or galeforce winds,
or in any other adverse weather in which use of this device
would be unsafe.
7. Using Safety Gear
WARNING
•
Always wear proper clothing when using this device.
•
Tight-fitting, safe, and non-restricting clothing including a long-
sleeved shirt and a pair of trousers. (Avoid wearing shorts or
baggy clothing.)
•
Loose-fitting clothing can become entangled in a tree branch
or the like, posing the risk of tripping and resultant injury.
•
Ear protection to protect your hearing
•
Face shield or protective goggles
•
Heavy-duty gloves
•
Non-slip safety shoes (Never operate this device while barefoot
or when wearing sandals.)
•
Head protection to protect your head from thrown objects, etc.
8. Basic Operations
CAUTION
•
To ensure safe operation of this device, become familiar with
the safety instructions and the procedure for shutting off the
engine.(See
Starting and Stopping the Engine
.)
•
In an emergency, it may be necessary to quickly release the
machine from your body; therefore, familiarize yourself with the
correct use of the harness quick release mechanism.
(See
Wearing the Harness • Quickrelease mechanism
.)
9. Fuel Handling Precautions
DANGER
•
Do not operate the machine near open flame or spilled fuel.
•
Do not refuel while the engine is running or while the engine is
still hot after shutting off the machine.
•
Do not refuel while smoking.
•
Thoroughly wipe away any spilled fuel after refueling.
•
Start the engine at a location at least 3 meters away from the
refueling area or the fuel container. Fuel is highly inflammable,
and a fire can lead to death or severe injury.
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