INITIAL ASSEMBLY
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!
Carefully remove blade
guard and make sure
blade bolts are tight.
Remove metric allen
wrench taped to the
neck of auger and
unscrew the collar
bolt from auger.
(Use 8mm closed
end wrench)
The large and small
holes from each
component must line
up before installing
the collar bolt.
Push down and twist
to line up holes.
After assembly is complete, you
can conveniently store your allen
wrench on the underside of the
throttle pedal.
It is recommended that the collar
bolt be checked and torqued firmly
before and after every use.
2
2a
3a
3a
2a
Large
Holes
3
Output Shaft
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1
3
4
Metal Collar
Allen
Wrench
Collar Bolt
Plastic
Collar
2
Lazer
Blade
1
4
4
Allen Wrench
Storage
It is recommended to grease
inside collar and transmission
output shaft on the powerhead.
Standard automotive wheel
bearing grease is suggested.
Insert drive shaft into auger and
install collar bolt.
Collar bolt inserts into the large
hole, passing through the drive
shaft and threads into small hole
of metal collar. Tighten bolt. Some
wiggle is normal between the power
head and auger. Tighten often.
STOP ENGINE
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!
After completing the cutting of an ice fishing hole,
STOP
the engine by allowing the engine to return to idle and
moving the ignition switch to the OFF position. If the engine fails to stop, move the choke lever to the FULL CHOKE
position to kill the engine. Always check the throttle system to ensure the carburetor throttle lever is returning to
the idle position. If the ignition switch should fail,
DO NOT
operate until the ignition switch has been repaired by a
qualified mechanic.
