Craftsman 358.795320 Owner's manual

Brand: Craftsman

Model: 358.795320

Category: Grass trimmers

Type: Owner's manual

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358795320

Operator's Manual

CRRFTSMRN

24cc/1.46 cu. in. 2-Cycle

17 Inch Cutting Path

GASOLINE WEEDWACKER ®

Model No.

358.795320

WARNING:

Read and follow all Safety Rules and Operating

Instructions before first use of this product.

For answers to your questions about this product:

Carl 7 am-7 pm, Mon-Sat; Sun, 10 am-7 pm

1-800-235-5878

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 USA

530-084661 03/16/97

WarrantyStatement 2 Storage 10

SafetyRules 2 TroubleshootingChart 1!

Assembly 4

Operation 5 RepairPartsList 12

Maintenance 8 Spanish 16

Service&Adjustments 9 Partsand Ordering BackCover

FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN GAS POWERED

WEEDWACKER ® LINE TRIMMER

For one year from the date of pumhase, when this Craftsman Gas Powered

Weedwacker_ Line Trimmer is maintained, lubricated, and tuned up according to

the operating and maintenance instructionsin the Operator's Manual, Sears will

repair,free of charge, any defect in materials or workmanship.

This warranty excludes nylon line, spark plug, and air filter, whichare expendable

parts and become worn duringnormal use.

if th_sWeedwacker® Line Trimmer is used for commercial purposes, this warran-

ty applies for only90 days from the date of pumhase. If this Weedwacker_ Line

Trimmer is used for rental purposes, this warranty applies for only 30 days from

the date of purchase. This warranty applies only while this product is in use in the

United States.

WARRANTYSERVICE IS AVAILABLEBY RETURNING THE WEEDWACKER® LINE

TRIMMER TO THENEARESTSEARS SERVICE CENTER IN THE UNITEDSTATES.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights

which vary from state to state.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., D/817 WA Heffman Estates, IL 60179

WARNING: Whenusinggardening

appliances,basicsafetyprecautions

mustalwaysbefollowedtoreducethe

riskoffireandseriousinjury.Readand

follow all instructions.

Thispower unitcanbedangerous!

Operatorisresponsibleforfollowing

instructionsandwarningsonunitand

in manual.ReadentireOperator's

Manualbeforeusingunit!Bethorough-

lyfamiliar withthecontrolsandthe

properuseoftheunit.Restricttheuse

ofthisunittopersonswhohaveread,

understand,andwillfollow theinstruc-

tionsand warningsontheunitand in

themanual. Neverallowchildrento

operatethisunit.

Safetyinformationontheunit

DANGER: Neverusebladesorflail-

ingdevices.Thisunitisdesignedfor

linetrimmeruseonly.Useofanyother

accessoriesor attachmentswillin.

creasethe riskofinjury.

WARNING: Trimmerlinethrowsob-

jectsviolently.Youand otherscanbe

blinded/injured.Weareye andleg

protection.Keep bodypartsclearof

rotatingline.Keepchildren,bystand-

ers, and animals 50 feet (15 m) away.

Ifapproached,stopunitimmediately.

_Prote_on

• tfsituationsoccurwhichare notcov-

ered in this manual, use care and

goodjudgement.If you need assis-

tance, contactSearsService or call

the1-800numberlistedonthefront of

thismanual.

OPERATOR SAFETY

• Alwayswearsafetyeye protection.

• Always,wearlongpants,long

sleeves,boots,and gloves.Wearing

safetylegguardsisrecommended.

Do notgo barefootorwearsandals.

Stay clearofspinningline.

• Securehairaboveshoulderlength.

Secureorremove looseclothingor

clothingwithlooselyhangingties,

straps,tassels,etc.They can be

caughtin movingparts.

• Do notoperatewhenyouare tired,

ill,or undertheinfluenceofalcohol,

drugs,ormedication.

• Wear hearingprotectionifyouuse

unitfor morethan1-1/2 hoursper

day.

• Neverstartorruninsidea closed

roomorbuilding.Breathingexhaust

fumescankilt.

• Keephandlesfreeofoilandfuel.

UNIT / MAINTENANCE SAFETY

• Disconnectthesparkplugbefore

performingmaintenanceexceptcar-

buretoradjustments.

• Lookforandreplacedamagedor

leosepartsbeforeeachuse.Look

for and repairfuelleaksbefore use.

Keepingoodworkingcondition.

• Replacetrimmerheadpartsthatare

chipped,cracked,broken,ordam-

aged inanyotherwaybeforeusing

theunit.

• Makesureunitisassembledcorrect-

lyas showninthismanual.

• Makecarburetoradjustmentswith

lowerendsuppertedtopreventline

from contactinganyobject.

• Keepothersaway whenmakingcar-

buretoradjustments.

• UseonlyrecommendedCraftsman

accessoriesandreplacementparts.

FUEL SAFETY

° Mixandpourfueloutdoors.

° Keepawayfromsparksorflames.

• Usea containerapprovedfor fuel.

• Donotsmokeorallowsmokingnear

fuel ortheunit.

' Wipeupall fuelspills.

• Moveat least 10 feet (3 meters)

away fromfuelingsit=

engine.

• Stopengineand allowtocoolbefore

removingfuelcap.

CUTTING SAFETY

• Useonlyfortrimming,mowing,

ing,andsweeping.Do notusefor

pruningorhedgetrimming.

• Inspecttheareabeforeeachuse.

Removeobjects(rocks,broken

glass,nails,wire,etc.)whichcanbe

thrownbyorbecomeentangledin

line.Hardobjectscandamagethe

trimmerbeadandbethrowncausing

seriousinjury.

• Keepfirmfoolingand balance.Do

notoverreach.

• Keepall partsofyourbodyaway

from mufflerandspinningline.Keep

enginebelowwaistlevel A hotmuf-

fler cancauseseriousbums.

• Cuttingonleftsideoftheshieldwill

throwdebrisawayfrom theoperator.

TRANSPORTING AND

STORAGE

• Allowenginetocool;secureunitbe-

forestoringortransportinginvehicle.

• Emptythefueltankbeforestoring or

transportingtheunit.Useupfuelleft

inthecarburetorbystartingtheen-

gineand lettingitrununtilitstops.

• Storeunitandfuelin areawherefuel

vapors cannot reachsparksor open

flames from water heaters,electric

motorsor switches,furnaces, etc.

• Storeunitsolinelimiter cannotacci-

dentally causeinjury.The unitcanbe

hung by thetube.

• Storeunitout ofreachofchildren.

• If situationsoccur which are notcov-

ered in this manual, use care and

good judgment.If you need assis-

tance,call 1-800-235-5878.

SPECIAL NOTICE: Thisunitisnot

equippedwitha temperaturelimiting

mufflerandsparkarrestingscreen

whichmeetstherequirementsofCali-

forniaCodes4442 and4443. AllU.S.

forest landandthestatesofCalifornia,

Idaho,Maine,Minnesota,NewJersey,

Oregon,andWashingtonrequireby

lawthatmanyinternalcombustionen-

ginesbeequippedwitha sparkarres-

torscreen.Ifyouoperateina locale

wheresuchregulationsexist,youare

legally responsible for installing and tionof the law, Contact your Sears

maintaining the operating condition of Service Center for the correct parts.

these parts. Failure to doso is a viola-

CARTON CONTENTS

Check carton contents against the fol-

lowinglist.

Model 358,795320

• Trimmer

• Shield with wing nut

• Assist Handle with'bolt and wing nut

• Container of Oil

• Spool with 20 ft. ofline

Examine partsfor damage, Do not use

damaged parts.

NOTE: it you need assistance or find

pads missing or damaged, call

1-800-235-5878.

It is normal forthe fuel filter to rattle in

the empty fuel tank,

Findingfuel or oilresidue on muffler is

normaldue tocarburetor adjustments

and testing done by the manufacturer.

ASSEMBLY

WARNING: Ifreceivedassembled,

repeatallstepstoensureyourunitis

pmpedyassembledand allfasteners

aresecure.

Besuretoassemblethehandletothe

unitbeforeyouassembletheshield.

ATTACHING THE HANDLE

(some unitsare already assembled)

WARNING: Make sure unitis propedy

assembled and allfasteners are secure.

• Assembiehandletotheunitasshown;

make sure bottom of handle isseated

inthe groove in the trigger housing.

NOTE: Wing nut must be assembled

on the right hand side of the unitas

shown in the above illustration.

• Make sure the bolt is seated into the

hex shapped hole in the handle.

• Pivothandle toacomfortable position.

• Tighten handle securely.

ATTACHING SHIELD

WARNING: The shield must be prop-

erly installed.The shield providespartial

protectionfromthe risk of thrown objects

to the operatorand othersand is

equippedwitha linellm_terwhichcuts

excess lineto the properlength. The line

limtter(on undersideofshield) is sharp

and can cutyou. For properorientation,

see illustrationin Operationsection.

• Remove wing nut from shield.

- Insert bracket into slot as shown.

• Pivot shield untilbolt passes through

hole in bracket.

• Securely tighten wing nut onto bolt.

_-_ Slot

"_,__ Bracket

Wing

nut

KNOWYOURTRIMMER

READTHiSOPERATOR'SMANUALAND SAFETYRULESBEFOREOPERATINGYOUR

UNIT.Compare the illustrations with your unit b familiarize yourself withthe !ocationof

e various controlsand adjustments. Save this manual for future mferenca.

AssistHandle

Tube

Muffler EngineStop Throttle Tdrr_rner

Switch Trigger Head

Starter

Rope

ENGINE STOP SWITCH

Choke

Lever

Primer

Bulb

Shield

FuelMix Line

FillCap Limiter

B!ade

CHOKE

Theenginestopswitchis usedtostopthe

engine.Pushandholdtheenginestop

swltcnintheSTOPorOFFpositionuntil

theenginehas fully stopped.

PRIMER BULB

Theprimerbulb removesairfrom the

fuellinesandfillsthem withfuel. This

allowsyoutostarttheenginewithfew-

erpullson thestarterrope,Activate

theprimerbulbbypressingitandal-

lowingitto returntoitsoriginalform.

The chokehelps tosupplyfueltothe

carburetorduringstarting.This allows

youtostarta coldengine.Activatethe

chokebymovingchokeleverto Full

Choke.After enginehasstarted,move

chokelevertoOff Choke.

EDGEGUIDE

The edQeguideprotectstheunitfrom

contactingthe groundduringedging,

BEFORE STARTING ENGINE

WARNING: Besureto readthefuel

informationin thesafetyrulesbefore

youbegin.Ifyou do notunderstand

thesafelyrules,do notattempttoluel

yourunit.Call1-800-235-5878,

FUELING ENGINE

Thisengineiscertifiedtooperateon

unleadedgasoline.Beforeoperalion,

gasoiinemust be mixedwitha good

quality2-cycleair-cooledengineoil,

We recommendCraftsmanbrandoil.

Mixgasolineandoilat a ratioof40:1

(A40:1 ratioisobtainedby mixing3.2

ouncesofoilwith_ gallonofunFeaded

gaseline),DONOTUSEautomotiveoil

orboatoil.Theseoilswillcause

enginedamage.When mixingfuel,

follow inslructionspdntedoncontainer.

Onceoilisaddedtogasoline,shake

containermomentarilyto assurethat

thefuel isthoroughlymixed,Always

readandfollow the safetyrules

relatingtofuel beforefuelingyourunit.

IMPORTANT

Experience indicates that alcohol

blended fuels (called gasehol or using

ethanol or methanol) can attract mois-

lure which leads to separation and

formation ofacids during storage.

Acidic gas can damage the fuel sys-

tem of an engine while in storage.

Toavoid engine problems,empty fuel

system before storage for30 days or

longer.Draingas tank, start engine and

let it mn until fuel line,sand carburetor

are empty. Use freshfuel next season.

Never use engine or carburetorcleaner

productsin the fuel tank or permanent

damage may occur. See the STORAGE

sectionfor additionalinformation.

HOW TO STOP YOUR UNIT

Push and hold the engine stop switch

in the STOP or OFF position until the

unit has fully stopped.

STARTING YOUR ENGINE

ChokeLever

Engine -__

Stop

Switch_

could require pullingthe starter handle

many times depending on how badly

the unitis flooded.

Ifthe unit still doesn't start, refer to

TROUBLESHOOTINGchart or call

1-800-235-5878.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING POSITION

ALWAYS WEAR: _ Eye Protection

HOW TO START YOUR UNIT

WARNING: The tdmmer head will turn

while starting the engine. A hot muffler

can cause serious burns.

COLD ENGINE STARTING OR

STARTING AFTER REFUELING

• Set unit on a flat surface.

StartingPosition

• Slowlypressprimerbulb6 limes.

• MovechokelevertoFULLchoke.

Trigger

Bulb

• Squeeze and hold trigger through all

remaining steps.

° Pullstarter handleuntilengine attempts

to start,but no more than 5 pulls.

• Move choke lever to HALFchoke.

• Pullstarter handle until engine runs.

Allow engine to run 10 seconds, then

move choke lever to OFFchoke.

RESTARTING A WARM ENGINE

• Move choke lever to OFF choke.

• Pull starter handle untilengine starts.

° If engine does notstart in 5 pulis,follow

ir_truclionsin STARTINGA COLDEN-

GINE.

DIFFICULT STARTING OR

STARTING A FLOODED ENGINE

Flooded engines can be started by

placing the choke lever in the Off

Choke position; then, pull the rope to

clear the engine ofexcess fue!. This

Cut from your dghtI left.

Do not run the engine at a higher speed

than necessa_,.The cuttinglinew_ cut

efficiently when the engineis runat less

than full throttle.At lowerspeeds, there

is less engine noise and vlbralion.The

cuttinglinewill lastlonger and willbe

lesslikely to"weld" ontothe spool.

Always release the throttle trigger and

allow the engine to return to idle speed

when notcutting.

To stop engine:

• Release the throttle trigger.

• Push and hold the engine stop

switch in the STOPor OFF position

untilthe unit has fully stopped.

TWIST-N-EDGE

• Pullthe tab toward the engine.

• Twist the tube to the edging position.;

release tab.

TRIMMER UNE ADVANCE

Trimmer line will advance approxi-

mately 2 in. (5 cm) each time bottom of

tdmmer head is tapped on the ground

with engine running at full throttle.

The most efficientlinelengthisthe

maximum length allowedby linelimiter.

Always keep the shield in place when

the tool is being operated;

ToAdvance Line:

° Operate the engine at full throttle.

• Holdthetrimmerheadparalleltoand

abovethegrassyarea.

• Tapthebottomofthetrimmerhead

lightlyonthegroundonetime.Ap-

proximately2 in.(5 cm)oflinewillbe

advancedwitheachtap.

Toadvance line,tapbottomoftrimmer

headongroundonetime.

Always tap the trimmer head on a

grassy area. Tapping on surfaces such

as concrete or asphalt can cause ex-

cessive wear to the trimmer head.

If lineisworn downto 2 in. (5 cm) or

less,more than one tap willbe required

to obtainthe most officiantline length.

WARNING" Use only .080" (2 ram)

diameter line. Other sizes o! line will

not advance properly and can cause

serious injury. Do not use other materi-

als such as wire, String, rope, etc. Wire

can break off during cutting and be-

come a dangerous missile that can

cause serious injury.

CUTTING METHODS

WARNING: Use minimumspeed and

do notcrowdthe linewhen cutting

around hard objects(rock, gravel, fence

posts,etc.),which can damage the trim-

mer head, become entan_ed inthe line,

or be thrown causing a serious hazard,

* The tipof the linedoes the curing.

Youwillachieve the best performance

and minimum linewear by notcrowd-

ingthe lineintocuttingarea. The right

and wrong waysare shown below.

Tipofthe Une LineCrowdedInto

DoesTheCutting WorkArea

Right

* The line willeasily 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 scar fences. To help avoid dam-

age especially to delicate vegetation

or trees with tender bark, shorten line

to4-5 in. (10-13 cm) and use at less

than full throttle.

• For trimming or scalping, use less

than full throttleto increase line life

and decrease head wear, especially:

• During light duty cutting,

• Near objects around which the line

can wrap such as small posts,

trees or fence wire.

° For mowing or sweeping, use full

throttle for a goodclean job.

WARNING: Always wear eye protec-

tion. Never teen over the trimmer head.

Rocks or debris can ricochet or be

thrown intoeyes and face and cause

blindness or other serious injury.

TRIMMING - Hold the bottom of the

trimmer head about 3 in. (8

the ground and at an

the tip ofthe line to make contact.

notfome trimmer line intowork area.

Trimming

:3in. (8 cm)

AboveGround

SCALPING - The scalping technique

removes unwanted vegetation. Hold

the bottom of the trimmer head about 3

in. (8 cm) above the ground and at an

angle. Allow the tipof the line to strike

the ground around trees, posts, monu-

ments, etc. This technique increases

line wear.

Scelpi_o... .

MOWING - Your trimmer is ideal for

mowing in places conventional lawn

mowers cannot reach. In the mowing

position, keep the line parallel to the

ground, Avoid pressing the head into

the ground as this can scalp the

ground and damage the tool.

Mowing Ii

SWEEPING- Thefanningactionof

rotatinglinecanbe usedfor a quick

andeasycleanup.Keeplineparallel

to and abovethesurfacesbeingswept

and movethetoolfromsidetoside.

MAINTENANCESCHEDULE

EDGING- TheTwist-N-Edgefeature

allows for easy edgingof sidewalks,

patios,driveways,etc.Adjust trimmer

to the edging position.Allow onlythe

tipof thelineto make contact.Do not

forcetrimmerlineintoworkarea.

Edging _',_1

CARE& MAINTENANCETASK

CheckforLoosefastenersandparts

Checkfor damagedorwornparts

Cleanunit andtabels

Cleanair filter

Replace sparkplug

WHEN TO PERFORM

Beforeeachuse

Aftere_h use..........

.........Every5 hoursofoperation

Yearly

GENERALRECOMMENDATIONS

The warrantyonthisunitdoesnotcov-

er itemsthathavebeensubjectedto

operatorabuseornegligence.Tore-

ceivefullvaluefromthewarranty,the

operatormustmaintainunitas instruct-

edinthismanualVariousadjustments

willneedtobemadeperiodicallyto

properlymaintainyourunit.

CHECK FOR LOOSE

FASTENERS AND PARTS

• SparkPlugBoot

• AirFilter

, HousingScrews

• Assist HandleScrews

• ShieldScrew

CHECK FOR DAMAGED OR

WORN PARTS

Referreplacementofdamaged/worn

partstoyourSearsService Center.

• EngineStopSwitch- Ensureswitch

functionspropedybypressingand

holdingtheswitchinthe "Stop"posi-

tion.Makesureenginestops;then

restartengineandcontinue.

• FuetTank- Donotuseunititfueltank

showssignsofdamageorleaks.

• Shield- Discontinueuse ofunit if

debrisshieldisdamaged.

CLEAN UNIT & LABELS

• Cleanthe unitusinga dampcloth

witha milddetergent.

• Wipeoffunitwitha cleandrycloth.

CLEAN AIR RLTER

Do notcleanfilteringasolineorother

flammablesolventtoavoidcreatinga

fire hazardorproducingharmfulevap-

orativeemissions.

A dirtyair filter decreasesengineper-

formanoeand increasesfuelconsump-

tionandharmfulemissions.Always

cleanafterevery5 hoursofoperation.

• Cleanthecoverandtheareaaround

ittokeepdirt anddebrisfrom failing

intothecarburetorchamberwhen

thecoverisremoved.

• Removeparts asillustrated.

• Washthefilterinsoapandwater.

• Allowfiltertodry.

• Replaceparts.

SFdter .

Cover

REPLACE SPARK PLUG

Replacethespark plugeachyearto

ensuretheenginestarts easierand

runsbetter. Setsparkpluggapat

,025in.ignitiontimingisfixedand

nonadjustable.

• Twist,thenpu!loffsparkplugboot.

ADVANCING THE CU'R'ING LINE

Advancelinebytappingbottomofcut-

ringheedtightlyonthegroundwhile

engineis runningat fullspeed.A metal

bladeattachedtotheshieldwillcutthe

line totheproperlength.

REPLACING THE LINE

• Removethespoolbyfirmlypu!ling

onthetapbutton.

• Cleanentiresurfaceofhuband

spool.

• Replacewitha pre-woundspool,or

cuta lengthof20 feet of.080"_2

ram)diameterCraftsman®ProTrim-

merline.Neverusewire,rope,

string,etc,,whichcanbreakoffand

becomea dangerousmissile.

• insertabout1/2inch(1 cm)ofone

endo!thelineintothesmallholein-

sidethespool.

Smati ._'-.P"_

Hole__' _,..__Spool

• Windthelineevenlyand tightlyonto

thespool.Windinthe directionofthe

arrowfoundonthespool.

• Pushthelineintothenotch,leaving

3 to5 inches(7 - 12 cm)unwound.

• Inserttheline intothee_dtholeinthe

hubas shownintheillustration.

• Alignthenotchwith thelineexithole.

• Pushthespoolintothe hubuntilit

snapsinto place.

• Pullthelineextendingoutsidethe

hub toreleaseitfrom thenotch.

Line exit hole

• Removesparkplugfromcylinder

anddiscard.

• ReplacewithChampionRCJ-SY

sparkplugand tightenwitha 3/4in.

socketwrench(10-12 ft.-Jbs).

° Reinstallthesparkplugboot.

CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT

WARNING: The trimmerheadwillbe

spinningduringmostofthisprocedure.

Wearyourprotectiveequipmentand

observeall safetyprecautions.After

makingmixtureadjustments,recheck

idtespeed.

Carburetoradjustmentiscriticalandif

doneimproperlycanpermanently

damagetheengineaswellas thecar-

buretor.Ifyourequ|refurtherassis-

tanceorareunsureaboutperforming

thisprocedure,call1.800-235-5878.

Oldfuel, a dirtyairfilter,a dirtyfuelIll-

ter,orfloodingmay givethe impres-

sionofanimproperlyadjustedcarbu-

retor.Checktheseconditionsbefore

adjustingthecarburetor.

The carburetorhasbeencarefullySet

at thefactory.Adjustmentsmay be

necessaryifyounoticeanyofthefol-

lowingconditions;

° Enginewillnotidle.

underadjustingprocedure.

• Enginediesorhesitatesinsteadof

accelerating.See =Acceleration

Check"underadjustingprocedure.

• Lossofcuttingpower.See "Mixture

Adjustment"underadjusting

procedure.

Therearetwoadjustmentscrewson

thecarburetor.Theyarelocatedin the

area justabovetheprimerbulb.

MixtureScrew(with

LirniterCap)

Idle

Speed

Screw

AirF{Iter

Cover

CARBURETOR PRESETS

Whenmakingcarburetorpresetadjust-

ments,donotforce plasticlimitercaps

beyondstopsor damagewilloccur.

Ifcarburetorpresetsare notneeded,

proceedto=AdjustingProcedure,Idle

Speed."

Toadjustpresets:

• Turnmixturescrewcounterclockwise

untilitstops.

• Turntheidlespeedscrewclockwise

untilitstops.Nowturncounterclock-

wise4-1/2 turns.

=Startengine,cutgrassfor3 minutes,

and proceedtotheadjustment

section.Ifenginedoes notstart,

refertotroubleshootingchartorcall

the 1-800numberlistedonthefront

ofthismanual.

* Ifengineperformanceisacceptable

atthepresetpositions,nofurther

adjustmentisnecessary.

ADJUSTING PROCEDURE

IdleSpeed

Allowenginetoidle.Adjustspeeduntil

enginerunswithoutstalling.

• Turnclockwiseto increaseengine

speed ifenginestallsordies.

oTurncounterclockwiseto decrease

speed.

Nofurther adjustmentsarenecessary

ifperformanceissatisfactory.

Mixture Adjustment "H"

DONOToperateengineat fullthrottle

for prolongedperiodswhilemakingad-

justments.Damagetotheenginecan

occur.Extendlinetothelengtha!-

lowedbythelinetimiterand cutsome

grass.Basedonperformancewhile

cutting,turnthemixtureadjustmentin

1/16-turnincrementsasfollows:

• Clockwiseuntil theenginehasgood

powerwhilecuttingwithnohesita-

tion.

Donot adjust by soundor speed,but

judge by how wellthe engineper-

forms whilecutting.

• Counterclockwiseif theenginehas

speedbutdiesorlackspowerwhile

cutting.

Aftercompletingadjustments,check

foracceleration.Resetifnecessary.

Acceleration Check

Ifenginedies orhesitatesinsteadof

accelerating,turn mixtureadjustment

counterclockwiseuntil youhave

smoothacceleration.Recheckandad-

justas necessaryfor acceptableper-

formance.

Prepare unitforstorageat endofsea-

son orif itwiltnotbeusedfor30 days

ormore.

WARNING:

• Allowenginetocool,and secure the

unitbeforestoringortransporting.

* Storeunitandfuel ina wellventi-

latedareawherefuelvaporscannot

reachsparksoropenflamesfrom

waterheaters,electricmotorsor

switches,furnaces, etc.

* Storeunitwithallguardsinplace.

Positionunitsothatanysharpobject

cannotaccidentallycauseinjury.

• Storeunitandfuel welloutofthe

reachofchildren.

EXTERNAL SURFACES

Ifyour unitistobe storedfor a period

oftime,cleanitthoroughlybeforestor-

age. Storein a cleandryarea.

. Ughtiy oil extemalmetalsurfaces.

FUEL SYSTEM

Under Fueling Engine in the Operating

Section of this manual, see message

labeled IMPORTANT regarding the use

of gasohol in your engine.

Fuel stabilizer is an acceptable alter-

native in minimizing the formation of

fuel gum deposits duringstorage. Add

stabilizer to the gasoline in the fuel

tank or fuel storage container. Follow

the mix instructions found on stabilizer

container. Run engine at least 5 min-

utss after adding stabilizer.

CRAFTSMAN40:1, 2-cycle engine oil

(air cooled) is already blended with

fuel stabilizer. If you do not use this

Sears oil,you can add a fuel stabilizer

to your fuel tank.

ENGINE

• Removesparkplugand pour1tea-

spoonof40:1,2-cycleengineoil(air

cooled)throughthesparkplugopen-

ing.Slowlypullthestarterrope8 to

10timestodistributeoil

• Replacesparkplugwithnewoneof

recommendedtypeandheatrange.

• Cleanairfilter.

• Checkentireunitforloosescrews,

nuts,and bolts.Replaceanydam*

aged,broken,orwomparts.

• Atthebeginningofthenextseason;

useonlyfresh fuel havingtheproper

gasolinetooilratio.

OTHER

• Donotstoregasolinefrom onesea-

sonte another.

• Replacegasotinecanifitstartstorust.

TROUBLESHOOTING CHART

TROUBLE ICAUSE

Engine will no - Engine flooded.

start. ! Fuel tank empty.

Spark plug notfiring.

Fuel not reaching

carburetor.

• Compression low.

idleEngineproperly.Willnot • Idle speed set too low.

- Idle speed set too high.

• Carburetor requires

adjustment.

• Crankshaft seals worn.

• Compression low.

Air filter dirty.

_° Spark plug fouled.

• Carburetor requires

adjustment.

• Carbon bui_ up.

• Compression low.

Choke partially on.

: J'-uelmixture incorrect.

Engine will not

accelerate,

lacks power,

or dies under

a lead.

Enginesmokes

excessively.

* Airfilterdirty.

• Carburetorrequires

adjustment,

EnginerunshotI Fuelmixture incorrect.

' Sparkplugincorrect.

Carburetorrequires

adjustment

• Carbonbuildup.

REMEOY

See "S_artingInstructions."

-=Filltankwithcorrectfuelmixture.

Installnewsparkplug.

: Checkfordirtyfuel filter;replace.

Checkfor kinkedorsplitfuel line

repairorreplace.

* ContactSearsService.

i Adjustidlespeedscrew

clockwisetoincreasespeed.

Adjustidlespeedscrewcounter-

clockwisetoreducespeed.

See "CarburetorAdjustments."

• ContactSearsService.

• ContactSearsService,

Cleanor replaceairfilter.

: Cleanor replacesparkplug

and re-gap.

• See "CarburetorAdjustments."

• ContactSearsService.

• Adjustchoke.

• Emptyfueltankandrefillwith

correctfuelmixture.

• Cleanorreplaceair filter.

• See =CarburetorAdjustments._

• See "FuelingYourUnit."

• Replace withcorrectsparkplug.

• See =CarburetorAdjustments."

• Contact SearsService.

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= = =

REPAIR PARTS

L i i = = .

& WA_NG

AE rep_lr_ adjustrnont_ and P" _-_2_ _ _ _

ma]nton_on not described

In the Opemtor's Mmmat

must be pedo_ by quail-

fled se'tvfcepersonnel

3 108 9 20

SEARS MODEL358.795320

21 25 22 6

15 -- 18

ROt. Part No.

"L 530094551

. 530016179

• 530049107

4. 5_0478_3

5- 530047924

6. 530047910

7. 530015820

530_0B4

9_ 53004792_

10. 530016193

11. .5,30049065

_2_ 53_86

13. 530015814

14. 530069930

15. 530095500

16. 530095380

17, 530401958

18. 530401957

_ 26

DesCr]p.0n

DriveShaft

Screu_ThrottreHsg.

Trigger

]hrottie Hsg• (Right}

lhrot_e H_. (Left)

AssistHandle

BoJt-Shield

Sp_ng-CompreSsien

Aclut_tor

Washer

DdveSh_t Hsg_A_'y

Uno Umiter

Screw,4,ineLimitor

ShieldKitAss'y.

(;ncl.12 & 13)

CuffingHead Ass'y.

(Incl.16-19)

HubAss'y

Sp_r_

Clip-Retainer-Head .

ROt.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

27,

28.

Port No.

7185932

5_0479t2

5300479€1

5300_6173

530018152

530094543

530015810

53004,9844

530O49845

530015966

Not Shown

530084661

530047467

530049"f22

530049102

530O475OO

oon_peo.

Spoolw_L_e

Locator-dght

Locator-_eft

Bo_-Han_ie

Wingnut

DustCup

Screw

Edga Guard

Clamp-Mount_g

Screw

Operator'sMonua_

ShaftWarningDecal

ShieldDecal

Slad_TngInstruction

StopDecal

iiiiiiii i

REPAIR PARTS

6 4

32 52 3

56 50 53 63

8 735369 38

14 11 12

64 6! 16 49

23 62 1

Rid'. Part No.

1, 530016164

2. 530015_2

3. 530016168

4. 530015880

6. 5_015810

7. 530019233

9. 530019194

10. 530015945

11. 530049390

12. 530049389

13, 530069886

14. 530039163

15. 5&q036145

16. 530015954

17, 530O15826 1

18.i 53_7953

1_ 53O014532

20 _15

21,

22, 530014861

I_-sedpflo. !Ref. Part No,

_rter Spring 28. ;

Screw 29, i 530049489

Rett_r-Pufley 30. 530036579

Screw 31. 530016197

Statt_r Handk_ 32. 530049377

_ctaw 33. 530019181

IGasket-CylindertCarb. 34, 53C069757

iSpark Plug (RCJ-SY) 35. _58

Gasket.K:_rb. 36, 53C015849

Retainer Ring-C'case 37. 530319223

Lead Wire 38. 5300_75,€

Ground Wlro

FIp_heef Ass'y. 39. 530015162

tgnili_ Mod_ 40. 530047914

Spacet4gn_t. Module 41. 530015557

Scmw-lgnit, Module

Washer-Thrust

D_ Cou_ng

CrankshaftAss'y.

3or_ectJngRodASSy.

=iston Ring

3tank_sa Assy,

(Incf+l0 & 23-26}

Descd_on

Muffler Cove_

Muf_er B_fife-Exit

MufflerBaffle-First

MufflerSpdng

Rear Shroud

GasP.et--C'case

cy_er _e

Carb. Adaptor t_t

Screw-Carb AdioS.

Gas'_4-.Cy_nder

Carburetor Assy K_

(Incl. I.,imller Cap)

Piston Pin Rak_iner

_t_oke Plate

Screw

Ref Part No,

54. 530069_70

55. 53001434"/"

56. ! 530014,36_

57, _16

! 58. 530014729

53. 530038114

60. 530049469

61. _32

62, 5300_400

Meffler Kit

(Inc[ 27--31)

Fuel Cap Assy.

Fue_ Pickup Assy

Engine Gasket KIt

(Ind. 7.9,33, 37)

C'ease/C's_ Assy.

(Incl. _0,19,P,2-2S)

ONOff Switch

F_'_ Hou_eg Ass,a,.

Rope

S_ter F_lfe¥ Kit

(Incl.64)

Fuel L_e-Ca_L_Tank

Screw

23. 530032125 IrmerBear[ng

24. 530032124 Ou_erB_aring

25. 530019179 C'caseSeal

26. 530015941 Rat. Ring/C'shaft

27, 530036578 Muffler Body

42+_530047916 ChokeLever

43. _1525_ WaveWasher

44. 530015852 ChokeSpacer

4_, 530049089 A_f_ox

46. 5300479_ Air F_terFoam

47. 5,._)049079 AirF_er Cover

48. 530015966 _ Box

49. 530049066 "rhmttlaC_bleAssy

50. 53004,9"299 Fue_TankAss'y.

51. 530015953 Screw-CyUnder

52. 530036793 ShroudIsolator

53. 530069247 FuelLine-Cad0/Tank

65. 530036792 Isolator-C'case

66. 53006_756 PLstonK3t

(_'ncL21,68 & Pin)

67. 53006_380 Spad<Anes_or Kil

._cD.l_r _o r A_emblv I_t Number #r_006_._4 -WA226

ReL Part No. Descrip_on

. 530038404 LtmiterCap

5_00_B42 Ca_retor Repair J_t

3. 530069844 Gasket/DisphragmKit

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