is experienced, take action on the belt stretcher control nut).
6 Please make always sure to have safe points of support when hoeing on slopes.
7 During operations you need to use ear protectors, sturdy footwear and long trousers should be worn. Be very careful, when working, the
blade is potentially hazardous for hands and feet. Always walk and never run while operating the machine.
8 During the machine transport and all the maintenance, cleaning, equipment change operations, the engine must be switched off.
9 Before leaving the machine, please switch the engine off.
10 Do not switch the machine on in closed rooms/areas where you can have carbon monoxide exhalations.
11 WARNING !! The petrol/gasoline is highly inammable.Every operation ( ll-in or emptying of the fuel tank ) should be performed in open
air and keeping the engine switched off, don’t smoke and be careful to the petrol/gasoline loss from the tank. In case of leak, don’t try to switch
the engine on but move the machine away from the area in order to avoid ignition source until the gasoline vapours fade away. Re-place the
tank caps and the gasoline box.
12 Keep attention to the exhaust pipe. The parts near the pipe can reach 80°C.
Replace the defective and/or worn out silencers Burn hazards !!!.
13 Do not work on excessively steep slopes and take every precaution when changing direction or pulling the machine towards you.
14 Before putting the machine into operations, check it visually and make sure all the accident prevention measures are working. Please
check the blades not to be damaged or worn. Change the full set of the damaged or worn blades in order to keep the tool balancing. It is
absolutely forbidden to exclude and/or to tamper with them. Replace worn or damaged elements.
15 In case the machine is incorrectly used, and/or the repairs are performed by non-authorized technical staff, and/or tted by equispare parts
other then original ones: any use other than that described above is prohibited and will involve the cancellation of the warranty and the refuse
all responsability from the manufacturer.
n SAFETY DEVICE (Fig. 9) All the motor-hoes feature accident-prevention devices. Such devices cause automatic disconnection of the drive
when the relevant levers are released (1) and (2).
n HOW TO SWITCH FROM HOEING WORK TO PLOUGHING ONE (Fig. 15 - 16)
ATTENTION ! before switching from ploughing version, please verify in which speed you wish to work ( slow or fast ) ( please see the chart n. 21)
as in order to change belts position ( g. 13) it is necessary to disassemble the plastic bonnet : the performing of such operation is not possible if
the left-hand wheel is assembled , disassemble the tines widening (A) on both sides ( if shown assembled) , unscrew the screws (1) , washers (2)
and nut (3). Unscrew the external tines protections (B) on both sides , unscrew the screws (4) , washers (5) and nuts (6) leaving the internal tines
protections assembled. (C). Disassemble the tines (D) , unscrew the screw (7) and the nut (8) which were xed to the rotavator shaft (9). After having
disassembled the whole as here in described , insert the wheel (11) into the rotavator shaft (10) making the two holes on the rotavator shaft to t
(F and G) and on the wheels hub (14) . Insert the screw (12) into the holes and screw up with the nut (13). Iin order to complete the transformation ,
please change the shaft with the plough ( not included in the machine) , following the instructions you can nd into the accessories packaging.
n NOTES FOR WORKING WITH THE MOTOR-HOE (Fig. 9) With the motor running, rest the blades on the ground and, holding
the motor hoe rmly, push the spur into the ground. Pull the clutch lever (2) on the handlebar to begin hoeing. APPLICATIONS: soil working, hoeing,
breaking up, weeding, digging in composts or fertilisers, etc.Ploughing operation : switch the engine on , position the wheels on the soil and tightly
keeping the motorhoe make the shaft to enter into the soil. Pull the clutch lever (2) on the handlebar to start ploughing. APPLICATIONS : soils
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