
GLOSSARY
Grass
TERM | DEFINITION |
Air Filter | Filters air used by the engine for combustion. Keeps dirt and |
| dust out of the engine to help extend engine life. |
Alternative Stop Procedure | Procedure used to stall engine if Stop switch malfunctions and |
| unit does not stop when switch is moved to stop position. |
| Move choke lever to Cold Start (Choke) position to stall en- |
| gine. |
ANSI Z87.1 | American National Standards Institute safety standard for |
| safety glasses. Safety glasses and goggles that meet the |
| requirements of this standard are marked with this number. |
A design that minimizes the vibration created during operation. | |
| Reduced vibration helps reduce operator fatigue and risk of |
| injury. |
Barrier Bar | A protective device that restrains rearward movement of a unit. |
Binding | Slowing or stopping of cutting attachment caused by a restric- |
| tion, or by resistance to the cutting action |
Blade Cover | Optional protective plastic cover used to prevent accidental |
| contact with blades. Used when carrying, transporting, or |
| storing unit. |
Blade Thrust | A forceful push created by a blade when sudden cutting resis- |
| tance occurs. |
Blades | Devices that are used to cut or trim shrubs, bushes, and other |
| vegetation. |
Brush Blade | A circular metal blade designed to cut light woody growth such |
| as brush. |
Brushcutter | SRM (Straight Shaft) unit using a rotating blade to cut weeds, |
| brush, small trees, and small vegetation. |
Carburetor | Mixes fuel and air together so combustion can tank place in |
| engine. |
Catalytic Muffler | Reduces noise and emissions. |
Choke Control Lever | Controls choke open/closed settings. Used for starting/running |
| engine. Also used for emergency stops. |
Clearing Blade | A circular metal blade designed to cut small trees and sap- |
| lings. |
Clutch | Centrifugal device that transmits rotary motion of crankshaft to |
| the gear case assembly. |
Clutch Engagement Speed | The engine speed or R.P.M. at which the clutch engages and |
| transmits power to a drive shaft or sprocket. |
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