Assessments - 3, GPA: 4.3
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See Section 4 for details on installing and using this attachment. Engine Controls Engine On/Off Switch (A, Figure 5) Use the engine On/Off Switch to start or stop the engine. See Starting and Stopping the Engine in Section 4 and the Engine Owner’s Manual for details. Throttle/Tines Lever (G, Figure 5) Squeeze this lever to start tine rotation and to vary the tine speed. Release the lever to stop all tine motion. See Starting and Stopping the Engine in Section 4 for details. IMPORTANT: Do not squeeze this lever when starting the engine. Engine Recoil Start Rope (F, Figure 5) Use the recoil start rope to start the engine. See Starting and Stopping the Engine in Section 4 and the Engine Owner’s Manual for details. Fuel Primer Bulb (M, Figure 5) Use the fuel primer bulb to help start the engine under certain conditions. See Starting and Stopping the Engine in Section 4 and the Engine Owner’s Manual for details. Figure 5: Features and controls. B B C K L E J J F G J D Before operating your machine, carefully read and understand all safety, controls, and operating instructions in this Manual, the separate Engine Owner’s Manual and on the decals on the machine. Failure to follow these instructions can result in serious personal injury. WARNING H A M ENGINE DETAIL PRE-START PREPARATION Before starting the engine, perform the following checks and services: 1. Disconnect the spark plug wire from the spark plug. 2. Move the engine On/Off switch to the OFF position. 3. Check the three plastic cable ties (J, Figure 5). Be sure that cables and ties are positioned as shown. Do not kink or pinch the control cables in the handlebar. 4. Adjust handlebar height to desired position (see Assembly Steps, STEP 1: in Section 2). 5. Check hardware for tightness. 6. Add the correct fuel mixture (see Assembly Steps, STEP 3: in Section 2). 7. Adjust the tilling depth as follows: a. Loosen tilling depth adjustment knob (A, Figure 6). b. Move wheel bracket (B, Figure 6) up in relation to the height adjustment bar (C). Moving the bracket upward results in shallower tilling, which is recommended for initial use. IMPORTANT: Do not move the wheel bracket any higher than the top of the adjustment bar. c. Retighten the depth adjustment knob. 8. Reconnect the spark plug wire. STOPPING AND STARTING THE ENGINE Stopping the Engine To stop the engine, move the engine On/Off Switch (A, Figure 5) to the OFF position. Starting the Engine 1. Move engine On/Off Switch to ON. 2. Determine which of the next three starting conditions to use: First Time Starting: Use this starting method to start a new engine for the first time, or after running out of gas, or after extended storage. Use thumb and forefinger to squeeze the side of the primer bulb that is in line with the light colored rib on the primer body, as shown in Figure 7 (High-Volume Priming Position). Squeeze the primer bulb six (6) times. This process removes air from the priming system. As fuel enters the priming system, the priming action will feel more firm. Cold Starting: Use this starting method after the unit has been sitting or has been in brief storage, and has fuel in the tank. Use the Standard-Volume Priming Position (Figure 7) and push in top of primer bulb two (2) times for above 550F, or three (3) times if below 550F. Warm Starting: Do not use the primer to restart the engine after it has been stopped after running and has not cooled completely. 3. Stand with your feet positioned safely away from the tines (Figure 8). Hold the upper handlebar with one hand. Use the other hand to pull the recoil start rope out slowly until you feel resistance. Let rope rewind slowly. Then, quickly pull the rope all the way out. Do this up to ten (10) times. Let the start rope rewind slowly and completely each time. Figure 6 A B C Figure 7 High-Volume Priming Position Standard-Volume Priming Position Do not squeeze the Throttle/Tines Lever while starting engine. Tines may propel the machine forward if the engine speed is advanced from idle. Failure to comply can result in personal injury or property damage. WARNING 4 Operation Section GASOLINE IS HIGHLY FLAMMABLE AND ITS VAPORS ARE EXPLOSIVE. Follow the gasoline safety rules in this Manual (Section 1) and in the separate Engine Owner’s Manual. Failure to follow gasoline safety instructions can result in serious personal injury and property damage. DANGER 8 Figure 8 Before operating the unit carefully read and understand all safety, control and operating instructions in this Manual, the separate Engine Owner’s Manual and the decals on the machine. Failure to follow these instructions can result in serious personal injury. WARNING Section 4: Operation A B C Section 4: Operation A B C Figure 9: “A” - all four tine gangs in standard pattern; “B” - two outer gangs removed for narrow tilling; “C” - the two inner gangs have been swapped for stony tilling conditions. Allow the engine to warm up for several seconds. If engine either fails to start or to contin...