Craftsman 316.79479 Zip Tie Hose Clamp, Zip Tie Adjusting the Handle, Second Lower Blower Tube

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The completed blower tube should look like Figure 6.

Elbow Tube

Zip Tie

Hose Clamp

t/ Flex Tube

Throttle Cables

Hose Clamp

On/Off Switch

Upper Blower Tube

Throttle Grip

First Lower

Blower Tube

Secure the Throttle Cables

Place a zip tie around the elbow tube and the throttle cables (Fig.

7)as shown, making sure not to crimp the cables.

Zip Tie._

Zip Tie

Fig. 7

Adjusting the Handle

1.Rotate the throttle grip counterclockwise around the blower tube until it is pointing directly downward (Fig. 8, A).

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adjust. This may cause the throttle cables to

WARNING:

Do not rotate the handle clockwise to

 

disconnect from the throttle grip or the engine.

A

Second Lower

Blower Tube

2. Pull or push the throttle grip along the handle tube until its distance from the backpack blower is comfortable (Fig. 8, B).

3. Align the throttle grip with the slot closest to the comfortable place and rotate the throttle grip clockwise into the upright position (Fig. 9).

Nozzle

 

Fig.

6

 

 

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sure that all four parts of

the blower tube

are locked in

Fig. 9

WARNING:place or firmly installedTo avoid.

serious personal

injury, make

 

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