lmportant
Safety
lnstructions
WARNING
1
SAFETY
SPECTACLES OR
GOGGLES-
Wear
at
alltimes
when
dsing
younedger
2
GUARD-Do
not
use
edger
without
guard
attached.
3 BLADE-Keep
face, hands and
feet
away
from
cutting
area at
all times.
Wear
long
pants
to
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4
KEEP ALL
BY.STANDERS
AWAY-at
a safe distance
from
work area,
especially children
5 AVOID
ACCIDENTAL
STARTING-don't
carrV
plugged-rn
tool
with tinger on
tngger.
Keep
finger
off trigger
when
plugging
the unit
in
6. DO NOT
FORCE THE
TOOL-at a
rate taster
than the
rate at whrch
rt is
able to edge
effectlvely.
7
DON'T
OVERREACH-Keep
proper
footing
and balance at all
times.
B. WARNING-To
prevent
electric shock
hazard,
use
only
with an
extension cord suitable
for outdoor use.
Always connect
extension
cords to a
fused line
or
one
protected
by a circuit
oreaKer.
9 DON'T
ABUSE
CORD-Don't
yank
cord
from rgceptacle.
Keep cord
from
heat,
orl
and
chern odnoc
EXTENSION CORD
RETAINER-to
prevent
disconnection
of extension
cord
during operation, use
extension
cord retainer as described
in
this
manual.
(Figure
4).
DAMAGE
TO
CORD-Keep
power
cord away
from moving
blade. lf
you
damage the
extension cord, unplug
rt at the
electrical
outlet before moving
the edger or
examining
the
damage.
lf there
is
damage to
the extension cord.
reolace cord
before further use.
12.
DAMAGE
TO
UNIT-lf
you
strike
or become entangled
in a
foreign
object, stop
edger
immediately,
unplug,
check
for
damage and
have any damage
repaired before
further operation
is
attempted. DO NOT
operate
wrth
a
broken blade or
guard.
10.
11
13.
1A
DISCONNECT TOOL-WhEN
not in
use,
prior
to cleaning,
or
when
removing
or
replacrng
the
blade.
DRESS
PROPERLY-DO
NOT
operate the tool
when
barefoot or
wearing open
sandals. Always
wear
substantial
footwear. Use of
rubber
gloves
and substanttal
rubber soled
footwear
is
recommended when workino
outdoors.
AVOID DANGEROUS
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONDITIONS-Do
not use
electric tools
in damp or
wet
locations. Follow all
instructions
in this
lnstruction Manua
for
proper
operation of
your
edger.
DON'T USE
THE
EDGER
IN
THE RAIN.
DO NOT
OPERATE-oortable
electric
tools
in
gaseous
or
explosive
atmospheres.
Motors
in
these tools normally spark,
and
the sparks
might ignite
fumes.
USE
THE RIGHT
TOOL-Do
not
use
edger
tor
any
1ob
except
that
for whrch it is intended.
STORE IOLE
TOOLS
INDOORS-When
not in
use,
tools should
be
stored
indoors
in
dry,
locked-up
place-out
of
reach of children.
MAINTAIN APPLIANCE
WITH
CARE-
Follow
all
cleaning and lubricating
instructions.
Double
Insulation
Your tool
is
DOUBLE
INSULATED
to
give you
added safety.
This
means that
rt rs constructed
throughout
with TWO
separate
"layers"
of electrical
insulation or
one DOUBLE
thickness or
insulation
between
you
and the tool's electrical
syslem.
Tools built with this
insulation
system
are not
intended
to
be
grounded.
As a result, the extension
cord used
with
your
tool
can
be
plugged
into any conventional 120
Volt electrical
outlet without concern
for
maintaining
a
ground
connection.
NOTE: DOUBLE INSULATION
does not take the
place
of
normal
safety
precautions
when
operating
this
tool The
rnsulatron
system
is for
added
protectron
against
inlury
resulting
from
a
possible
electrical
insulation
failure within the tool
CAUTION:
When
servicing
Double
Insulated
Tools,
USE ONLY
IDENTICAL
REPTACEMENT
PARTS
Replace or
repair
damaged
cords.
Assembling The
Handle
Assemble
TUBULAR HANDLE
llrst
1.
Remove
two
1-5l16" long
screws,
lockwashers and hex
nuts f rom
upper
tube mounting
holes.
2.
Slide side handle uo tube toward
hand le.
tc.
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17
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19
20
PLAST
IC
HOUSING
CORD
PROTECTOR
SIDE
HANDLE
0
FIGUBE
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16''
SCRFW
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HAN
DLE
TU BE
IMPORTANT
WARNING
When
using
the Edgor, stones,
pieces
of
metal
and other objects
can
be thrown out
at
high
speed by
the
blade. The tool
and
guard
are
designed
to reduce the danger.
However, the
following
special
orecautions
should be taken:
1.
Wear
safety
glasses
or other eye
protectron,
2.
Make sure that
other
persons
and oets are
at least 100 feet
away. Always stand on
left
side
of handle.
3.
To reduce the risk of rebound
(richochet)
injury, work
going
away
from
any
nearby
solid
object such as a wall, steps,
large stone, tree, etc. Use
great
care when working close to solid
objects,
and,
where necessary,
do edging or trimming
by hand.
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS