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operating instructions (Section 4) in |
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this Manual, in the separate Engine |
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Owner’s Manual, and on the decals on |
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the machine. |
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INTRODUCTION |
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Read this Section of the manual thor- |
| STARTING AND STOPPING | 2. Check unit for loose or missing hard- | ||||||||||||||||||
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take the time to familiarize yourself with |
| THE ENGINE | ware. Service as required. | ||||||||||||||||||
the basic operation of the tiller before |
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using it in the garden. |
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Find an open, level area and practice |
| To help prevent serious personal injury | 4. Check that all safety guards and | ||||||||||||||||||
using the tiller controls without the tines |
| or damage to equipment: | covers are in place. | ||||||||||||||||||
engaging the soil (put tines in “travel” |
| • Before starting engine, put Wheel | 5. Check air cleaner and engine cooling | ||||||||||||||||||
setting). Only after you’ve become com- |
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| Gear Lever in ENGAGE position. | ||||||||||||||||||||
pletely familiar with the tiller should you |
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begin using it in the garden. |
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Perform the following maintenance |
| positions by releasing controls. | GASOLINE IS HIGHLY FLAMMABLE AND | ||||||||||||||||||
during the first hours of new operation |
| • Never run engine indoors or in | ITS VAPORS ARE EXPLOSIVE. | ||||||||||||||||||
(see “Maintenance” in this manual and in |
| enclosed, poorly ventilated areas. | Follow gasoline safety rules in this | ||||||||||||||||||
the Engine Owner’s Manual). |
| Engine | exhaust contains carbon | manual (see Section 1) and in the sepa- | |||||||||||||||||
1. Change engine oil after first two (2) |
| monoxide, an odorless and deadly | rate Engine Owner’s Manual. | ||||||||||||||||||
hours of new engine operation. |
| gas. |
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2. Check for loose or missing hardware |
| • Avoid engine muffler and nearby | tions can result in serious personal | ||||||||||||||||||
on unit. Tighten or replace as needed. |
| areas. | Temperatures in these areas | injury and property damage. | |||||||||||||||||
3. Check transmission gear oil level after |
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first two (2) hours of operation. |
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| Make the following checks and perform | instructions and safety rules carefully. |
the following services before starting the engine.
1. Read the “Safety” and “Controls” Sec- tions in this Manual. Read the separate Engine Owner’s Manual provided by the engine manufacturer.
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