Trueshopping
Before putting the machine into operation,
read this instruction manual thoroughly.
CONTENTS
What’s In The Box ___________________________________ 6
What They Should Look Like __________________________ 8
Engine with Throttle Already Attached ............................... 16
Control Handle ...................................................................... 18
Attaching the Safety Guard .................................................. 19
Attaching the Carrying Strap .............................................. 20
Attaching the Strimmer Spool ............................................. 21
Attaching the Brush Cutter Blade ........................................ 23
Changing the Strimmer Spooler .......................................... 25
Fuelling __________________________________________ 34
Starting The Brush Cutter/Strimmer ___________________ 36
Models 26cc , 33cc, 43cc, 49 cc, 52cc.................................. 37
Models 55cc, 58cc, 62cc, 65cc, 68cc ................................... 39
Cold start ............................................................................... 41
Warm start ............................................................................ 41
Stopping ................................................................................ 42
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Recoil Starter Handle ........................................................... 43
Hand Grip Controls .............................................................. 45
Safety Precautions _________________________________ 46
Protecting You ..................................................................... 46
Protecting Others ................................................................ 49
Protecting The Machine ...................................................... 50
Safely Using The Machine ___________________________ 51
Maintenance ______________________________________ 53
Replacing the Spark Plug .................................................... 54
Adjusting the Strimmer Fibre .............................................. 55
Cleaning the Air Filter .......................................................... 55
Maintaining the Bevel Gear ................................................. 57
Transportation and Storage __________________________ 58
Trouble Shooting __________________________________ 59
Specifications _____________________________________ 62
EC Declaration of Conformity _________________________ 67
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DIAGRAMS
Figure 1 The Handle ......................................................................... 7
Figure 2 What's in the Box .............................................................. 7
Figure 3 The Strimmer .................................................................... 8
Figure 4 Handle and Engine Unit .................................................... 8
Figure 5 The Brush Cutter ............................................................... 8
Figure 6 All Put Together ................................................................ 9
Figure 7 Brush Cutter Blade .......................................................... 10
Figure 8 Brush Cutter/Strimmer Parts .......................................... 11
Figure 9 More Brush Cutter/Strimmer Parts ................................ 12
Figure 10 The smaller engine with throttle .................................. 16
Figure 11 The larger engine with throttle ..................................... 16
Figure 12 Attaching the Handle ..................................................... 17
Figure 13 Removing the Screw ..................................................... 18
Figure 14 Attach the Control Handle ............................................ 18
Figure 15 Attaching the Safety Guard .......................................... 19
Figure 16 How to Attach the Safety Guard .................................. 20
Figure 26 The Parts ........................................................................ 21
Figure 27 Attaching the Strimmer Spool ..................................... 22
Figure 28 The Brush Cutter ........................................................... 23
Figure 29 Brush Cutter Blade Fixing ............................................. 24
Figure 30 Step 1 Unlock Spindle ................................................... 25
Figure 31 Step 2 Unscrew Spindle Head ....................................... 26
Figure 32 Step 3 Open Cover ........................................................ 26
Figure 33 Step 4 Place on Floor .................................................... 27
Figure 34 Step 5 Cut New Thread ................................................. 27
Figure 35 Step 6 Loop Thread ...................................................... 28
Figure 36 Step 6 Secure Thread ................................................... 28
Figure 37 Step 7 Wrap Wire .......................................................... 29
Figure 38 Step 8 Wire Wrapped ................................................... 29
Figure 39 Step 9 Insert Ends ......................................................... 30
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Figure 40 Spool Loaded ................................................................ 30
Figure 41 Step 10 Align Notches .................................................... 31
Figure 42 Loaded Spool ................................................................. 31
Figure 43 step 11 Put Thread Through Holes ............................... 32
Figure 44 Step 12 Replace Lid ....................................................... 32
Figure 45 Step 13 Click Lid ............................................................. 33
Figure 46 Step 14 Pull Thread Tight .............................................. 33
Figure 47 Status Before Starting .................................................. 37
Figure 48 Put Choke into On Position .......................................... 37
Figure 49 Pull Recoil Starter ......................................................... 38
Figure 50 When Running Return Choke by Hand ........................ 38
Figure 51 Chokes Position At Start ............................................... 39
Figure 52 Put Choke to this Position ............................................ 39
Figure 53 Pull the Recoil Starter ................................................... 40
Figure 54 Pull the Trigger, Choke Returns Automatically ........... 40
Figure 55 The Primer ..................................................................... 43
Figure 56 Recoil Starter Motor ..................................................... 44
Figure 57 Hand Grip Controls........................................................ 45
Figure 58 Spark Plug Gap .............................................................. 54
Figure 59 Finding the Air Filter ..................................................... 55
Figure 60 The Bevel Gear .............................................................. 57
Figure 61 Greasing The Bevel Gear ............................................... 57
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What’s In The Box
You are now the proud owner of a powerful Petrol Grass
Strimmer Brush Cutter. With its 2-stroke engine it makes light
work of even the toughest of tasks. The strimmer is not only
extremely versatile, but very easy to operate and maintain. With
its twin line and 3 toothed cutting blade, the Trueshopping Petrol
Strimmer is ideal for professional clean-up jobs, including
clearing out tough weeds and bushes over a large surface area.
In addition, the Trueshopping Petrol Brush cutter has a very high
power to weight ratio and easily starts in all weathers. It also
boasts maximum efficiency, high torque and rapid acceleration.
The machine features an ergonomic harness, which spreads the
load, improving comfort and efficiency for the user, and a bike-
style handlebar that is angled relative to the shaft, to prevent an
uneven load being placed on the user's back. Please see our add-
ons for this strimmer as you may want to add some useful
attachments to your order.
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1. Engine
2. Spark plug connector
3. Main engine
4. Muffler
5. Fuel tank
6. Recoil starter handle
7. Fuel tank cap
8. Primer
9. Air filter case
10. Choke lever
11. Suspension sleeve
a. Loop
12. Handle grip
13. Handle bar
14. Harness
a. Hip protection pad
b. Securing clip
15. Locking lever
16. Clamp
17. Locking knob
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18. Mounting set (x 4) (pre-assembled)
a. Bolt
b. Spring washer’
c. Washer
d. Nut
19. Safety guard
20. Knife
21. Gear head
22. Bracket
23. Lower shaft
24. Upper shaft
25. Control cable
26. Bracket
a. Mounting set (x 4) (pre-assembled)
b. Bolt
c. Spring washer’
d. Washer
e. Nut
27. Strimmer head
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28. Control handle
a. Ignition switch (on/off)
b. Throttle interlock
c. Throttle control
29. Spindle
30. Backing flange
31. Backing flange
32. Cutter blade
33. Locking flange
34. Cap
35. Nut
36. Trimming head
a. Bumper
b. Trimming line
37. Spanner
38. Spindle lock rod
39. Socket wrench
40.
41. Hex key 4mm
42. Multi tool
43. Fuel mixing container
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Assembling the Handle
Figure 12 Attaching the Handle
These are the parts you need:
1. The long handle.
2. The two short handles.
Now attach as follows:
1. Loosen the 4 bolts on the handle bracket. (1) (2)
2. Insert the right handle with the throttle lever attached
and the left handle into the bracket. (3)
3. Tighten the bolts. (3)
4. Insert the left handle into the bracket. (4)
5. Tighten the bolts. (3)
6. Adjust both handles to a convenient work position before
starting the machine. (5)
7. The handle holder can be adjusted to your body height in
addition to the handle inclination by loosening the screws
on the rear side of the handle holder using the Allen key
and moving the handle holder to a position that is
convenient for you. Then tighten the screws.
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8. Attach the throttle cable to the main engine unit as
shown below.
9. Fix the throttle cable on the drive unit and on the handle
using the cable ties.
Control Handle
1. Loosen the pre-assembled screw with the screwdriver
and remove it, together with the now detached nut, from
the control handle.
2. Attach the control handle to the handle bar and secure it
with the screw and hex nut.
Figure 13 Removing the Screw
Figure 14 Attach the Control Handle
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Attaching the Safety Guard
1. Loosen the bolts with the hex key 4 mm and remove
them together with the washers, spring washer and nuts.
2. Move the retainer downward. If required, slightly loosen
the hex bolt.
3. Place the safety guard between retainer and support and
move the retainer upward.
4. Secure the safety guard with the mounting sets.
Figure 15 Attaching the Safety Guard
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Figure 16 How to Attach the Safety Guard
Attaching the Carrying Strap
1. Hook the carrying strap into the suspension eye.
2. Adjust the length of the carrying strap for convenient
working with the machine. If required, the suspension eye
can be moved by loosening the fixing screw.
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