McCulloch 380, 248729 Fuel MIX, Safety Guard Assembly, Blade and Nylon String Head Assembly

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AGUARD (PROTECTION) MUST ALSO BE USED AS MARKED IN THE SUMMARY CHART (SEE CLOTHES SECTION IN SAFETY CHAPTER: ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET).

ALWAYS USE GENUINE ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS AVAILABLE FROM

AUTHORISED SERVICING DEALERS.

THE USE OF NON-ORIGINAL ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS INCREASES THE RISK OF ACCIDENTS AND IN SUCH A CASE THE COMPANY IS NOT LIABLE FOR DAMAGE TO PEOPLE AND/OR THINGS.

D.FUELMIX

Use only fuel recommended by this manual.

This product is fitted with a 2-stroke engine and therefore requires a 2-stroke petrol and oil mix. Use unleaded petrol with a minimum octane rating of 90.

Only use oil from sealed containers. In order to obtain a good fuel mix, put the oil into the container before the petrol.

The use of sub-standard petrol or oil may reduce performance or reduce the life of certain components.

UNLEADED PETROL

If using unleaded petrol, you must use a totally synthetic 2-stroke engine oil or branded 2-stroke engine oil, see table.

IMPORTANT

Always shake the fuel mix container thoroughly before pouring any fuel mix.

Fuel mix properties may deteriorate with time and should be used up within 2 months.

We recommend that you prepare fuel mix according to your immediate requirements only. Never use fuel mix more than 2 months old so as to avoid possible engine damage.

WARNING

Do not smoke when re-fuelling.

Always open the fuel cap slowly, to release any pressure build up in the tank.

Re-fuel in open spaces only, keeping away from naked flames or sparks.

SAFE STORAGE OF FUEL

Petrol fuel mix is highly inflammable. Put out all cigarettes, pipes and cigars before working with fuel. Avoid spilling fuel.

Store fuel in a cool, well ventilated place, in an approved container specifically designed for the purpose. Never store engine with fuel in the tank in enclosed, poorly ventilated areas, where fuel fumes may reach an open flame, spark or pilot light such as in a furnace, water heater, clothes dryer etc.

Petrol fumes can cause an explosion or a fire. Never store large amounts of fuel.

To prevent possible restarting problems avoid running the fuel tank dry. This also helps to extend engine life.

E.SAFETYGUARDASSEMBLY

1)In the interest of safety, it is imperative that the unit is used with the correct guard (P/N 247208) when using any blade or a nylon string head, except the 24-80 tooth blade. Line cutter blade (L): assemble as illustrated.

2)When using a saw tooth blade (optional accessory), the correct guard must be fitted (P/N 240553).

A double shoulder harness must also be worn.

Only use blades or nylon string heads clearly marked with a maximum speed of at least 10,500 min-1.

Follow the fitting instructions carefully.

N.B: Saw tooth blades (24 - 80 tooth) have a central base diametre of 20mm and therefore require the use of the appropriate size top flange to ensure a correct fit. The part number is detailed in the cutting attachment summary chart.

F.BLADEANDNYLONSTRINGHEADASSEMBLY

Assemble the correct guard to suit the kind of blade or nylon string head to be used (See section: SAFETY GUARD ASSEMBLY).

1)Assemble blade as illustrated:

a)Flange guard - b) Upper cap with blade centering - c) Blade with text and directional arrow facing upwards - d) Lower washer - e)

Fixed mower gauge - f) Blade locking screw (length mm 16).

2)If you want to assemble the rotating mower gauge,proceed asillustrated:

a)Flange guard - b) Upper cap with blade centering - c) Blade with text and directional arrow facing upwards - d) Lower washer - e)

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