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Safety

See additional Safety Information at the beginning of Operating Instructions and Maintenance Instructions

Your SWB-400 is manufactured to state-of-the-art technical regulations. Despite this, it is possible that 
operation will result in danger to life and limb for the operator or third parties, impairments to the machine 
and other physical assets, if care is not exercised.
The machine is intended exclusively for use for brushing operations in property maintenance and snow 
clearance. Examples of intended use are: snow clearing; sidewalk, driveway & parking lot cleaning (with 

multi-purpose brushes); spring debris clean-up; dethatching; clearing debris from artificial turf; and leaf 

clean-up (with Multi-Purpose brushes). Any operation over and above these uses will be considered as a 
non-intended use. SweepEx will not be held liable for any resulting damages. The operator alone is respon-
sible for any risk. Intended Use also includes observance of the Owner’s Manual and keeping to all service 
and maintenance procedures.
Always keep the Owner’s Manual available at the machine’s place of work. In addition to this Owner’s 
Manual, furnish all users with information regarding legal or other important regulations regarding accident 
prevention. These duties can include handling hazardous materials; wearing personal safety equipment; and 

traffic regulations. You should supplement this Owner’s Manual with instructions covering information related 
to use of powered machinery; and operating equipment near people, other machines and traffic.
Do not smoke or have any open flame near the machine. Gasoline vapors could explode.

Only use the machine in perfect condition and according to applicable regulations. Be aware of your sur-
roundings and alert to what you are doing to reduce hazards. You should always repair faults which could 

influence the safety of the machine.

Personnel operating the machine must read the Owner’s Manual before using – especially all safety in-
formation. This includes people who occasionally work on or operate the machine such as for service and 
transport. A clear understanding of how to operate the machine will reduce dangers involved with operating 
powered equipment.
You must check that personnel operating the machine are paying attention to safety and hazards and under 
observance of this Owner’s Manual. Operating personnel may not have long hair, or wear loose clothing or 
jewelry, including rings – these items can catch and be pulled in by moving parts.
Keep all safety and hazard information for the machine complete and in readable condition. If the machine is 
altered with regard to its safety or changes its operational behavior, stop operation immediately and report 
the malfunction to the responsible department or person.
The SWB-400 may only be operated with brushes approved by SweepEx.

Do not carry out any alteration, addition or rebuilding to the machine which could influence its safe opera

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tion. This especially applies to addition and alteration to safety devices and machine controls, and to welding 
work on load-bearing components.
Personal protection equipment must be worn to prevent accidental injury. Observe all safety and hazard 
information for the machine.

Rotating brushes cause flying debris, wear safety glasses with side protection.

Wear high-visibility clothing, especially when working around other machines, people and vehicles.
Be aware of and avoid pinch points when assembling and operating. Pinch points can exist around levers 
and when putting two parts together (during assembly).

Use barriers and traffic cones when working in areas of pedestrian and vehicle traffic to keep everything at a 

safe distance.

Use genuine SweepEx parts for replacement. These meet the specific technical requirements. Observe all 

deadlines indicated in the Owner’s Manual for maintenance checks and service
Suitable and adequate mechanic’s equipment is required for performing maintenance and service proce-
dures.

The SWB-400 is powered by gasoline. Know the location of fire extinguishers and observe fire safety proce

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dures.

This page contains safety information to highlight safety hazards and precautions involved with operating your SWB-400. This page must be 
read and understood by all personnel who have any part with the assembly, use and care of this machine.

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Страница 1: ...Manual Must Be Read Before Operating The Equipment TrynEx International 2013 REV A F51231A 1 CUSTOMER COPY Madison Heights Michigan 48071 877 SWEEPEX www sweepexproducts com SWB 400 Serial No R40 091...

Страница 2: ...Vocabulary 6 General Safety 7 Operating in Winter 7 Operator Controls 8 9 Starting Stopping Motor 10 Adjusting Handlebar Height 11 Transport 12 Adjusting Brush Pressure 13 Adjusting Discharge Directi...

Страница 3: ...ee this symbol in this manual or on the machine itself be alert Your personal safety and the safety of others is involved Defined below are the Safety Alert Messages DANGER Information that if not car...

Страница 4: ...rate the machine such as for service and transport A clear understanding of how to operate the machine will reduce dangers involved with operating powered equipment You must check that personnel opera...

Страница 5: ...etermine machine operator responsibilities including road traffic regulations Persons in training may only operate the machine under the supervision of an experienced operator Work on any part of this...

Страница 6: ...g Instructions Component Vocabulary Engine Support Wheel Drive Wheels Handlebar Brush Angle Adjustment Receiver Bar Brush Brush Height Adjustment Brush Speed Adjustment Brush Engagement Throttle Forwa...

Страница 7: ...ds paths or parks and ensure that the machine is in a condition suitable for use in traffic Always ensure that suitable lighting is available before working in poor light or darkness Always keep a suf...

Страница 8: ...eves HANDLEBAR CONTROLS DRIVING AND SWEEPING Brush Speed Adjustment Brush Engagement Throttle Forward Reverse Sweeping and Driving can be engaged independent of each other Having the brush engaged wit...

Страница 9: ...First Gear is the slowest setting and engaged by pushing the shift lever all the way forward Third Gear is the fastest setting and is engaged by pulling the lever all the way back Second Gear is in th...

Страница 10: ...ransmission and brush are switched off before starting The handlebar must be secure at the required height Before starting the motor ensure there is sufficient oil The motor is not filled with oil whe...

Страница 11: ...andlebar height Push the lever lock down centered at the base of the handlebars Tilt the handlebars slightly forward Turn the adjusting block to the desired setting Tilt the handlebars back into posit...

Страница 12: ...h input shaft lo cated between the brush drive shroud and the brush shield CARRYING SECURING DURING TRANSPORT Two people are required to lift and carry the SWB 400 Fold the handlebars fully forward wh...

Страница 13: ...knob in the direction of the minus arrow until it just touches the floor Turn the knob three more turns and the brush height is just right for sweeping IMPORTANT If the brushes are heavily worn or if...

Страница 14: ...be discharged to the left To adjust brush angle Lift the lever Turn the brush in the desired direction Release the lever and ensure the lever is latched in place Here Material will be discharged to t...

Страница 15: ...llector Box DCB 400 Mount as shown below paying attention to the alignment with brush hood To dump the debris into a separate container remove the Collector Box from the sweeper and use the handle to...

Страница 16: ...room of the leaf collector to the Sweeper The tubes of the upper support slide over the receiver bar on the sweeper The lower support will rest against the center brush drive Attach the screen by inse...

Страница 17: ...31A Operating Instructions Debris Shield Optional Accessory SWB 400 with optional Debris Shield PCA 400 Slide the Debris Shield over the receiver bars Finished Close Up of receiver bar with Debris She...

Страница 18: ...th the SSB 400 Plow can clear a maximum of 5 1 2 inches 14 cm snow in one pass If snow is heavy the capacity will be less See Freewheel to adjust freewheel correctly for plowing snow SWB 400 with opti...

Страница 19: ...Honda Owner s Manual 5 See marking on the dipstick for fill level Maintenance Instructions Tire Pressure Oil and Gas IMPORTANT If the tire pressure is too low the inner tube will rub against the wheel...

Страница 20: ...ion Free movement of the lever should be about 1 3 of the lever s total movement For the remaining 2 3 there should be a definite resistance Loosen the top nut with a 10 mm wrench about one turn Tight...

Страница 21: ...nd before the white row when the brush rotates 6 For any other bristle kit the bristle rows should be curving upward from the left looking at the front Note Multi Purpose Bristle shown for clarity Ref...

Страница 22: ...etting C Check brush wear earlier if necessary C Stretch chain drive C S KEY S Maintenance by Specialist C Check by Operator M Maintenance by Operator IMPORTANT If you are not intending to use the mac...

Страница 23: ...tly adjusted Adjust Carburetor Send to dealer Motor often stops during turnover Throttle lever not set to choke when motor is cold Set throttle lever to choke Spark plug gap not correct Send carbureto...

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