Sears 358.79828 manual Rning, Perating ! USE Tips, Tg , 23 , 24 , 25, Nique increases line wear

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OPERATION

:UMMER LINE ADVANCE (Fig. 21 )

WARNING:STOP ENGINE BEFORE ADVANCING LINE.

"rum off the engine.

Unhook the unit from the shoulder harness and put the unit on the ground.

Push blue lock button in on dual line head with left hand and pull one line out with right hand. As line begins to exit, release lock buttonand pu!lboth linesuntildual line head locks.

Figure 22

TRIMMING - Allow onlythe tip of the line to make con- tact. Do not force trimmer line into work area.

Pretract excess line, push lock button in on dual line head lfi left hand and turn blue dng on dual line head counter- _ckwise.

TRIMMING

Figure 23

REMEMBER

Keep dual itne head 3 inches

above the ground while trimming.

 

SCALPING - The scalping technique removes un-

 

wanted vegetation. Allow the tip of the line to strike

 

ground around trees, posts, monurnents, etc. Thistech-

Figure 21

nique increases line wear.

PERATING ! USE TIPS

 

tg. 22 , 23 , 24 , 25 , & 26 )

 

W .RNING:

USE MINIMUM

SPEED AND DO NOT

 

& CROWD THE LINE WHEN CUTTING

 

AROUND HARD OBJECTS (ROCK, GRAV-

 

EL, FENCE POSTS, ETC), WHICH CAN

Figure 24

DAMAGE THE DUAL LINE HEAD_ BE,

 

COME ENTANGLED IN TPIE LINE, OR BE

MOWING - Your trimmer is ideal for mowing in places

THROWN CAUSING A SERIOUS HAZARD.

conventional lawn mowers cannot reach. Keep the line

 

 

ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION. NEV-

parallel to the ground. To avoid scalping the ground and

damaging the unit, do not press dual line head into

ER LEAN OVER THE DUAL LINE HEAD_

ground.

ROCKS OR DEBRIS CAN RICQGHET, OR

 

BE THROWN

II

 

INJURY.

 

 

The line will easily•remove grass and weeds from around

 

walls;fences, trees, and flower beds; but it also can cut

 

the tender bark of trees or shrubs and sear fences, To

 

help avoid damage especially to delicate vegetation or

MOWING

trees with tender bark, shorten lineto 4-5 inchesand use

Figure 25

at partial throttle.

 

 

 

The tip of the line does the cutting. You will achieve the

SWEEPING-The fanning action of the rotating line can

best performance and minimum line wear by not crowd-

be used for a quickand easy clean up. Keep the line par-

ing the line into cutting area.

allel to and above surfaces being swept and move unit

from side to side.

For tdmrning or scalping, use partial throttle to increase

 

line life, especially:

 

 

- during light duty cutting.

 

- near objects around which the line can wrap such as

 

small posts, trees or fence wire.

 

Always release throttle triggerand allow engine to return

 

to idle speed when not cutting.

 

Hold bottom of the dual line head about 3 inches above

 

ground and at an angle.

Figure 26

 

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