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er on the carburettor (depending on the
motor version). See the specific manual.
3 .2 3 . 3
To start:
Once the engine has started, move the le-
3 . 2
ver in figure
to the intermediate
position.
3 .4
To switch off:
7.3 MACHINE COMMANDS
The forward, reverse and tool engage-
ment commands are maintained and ac-
tivated by double control.
FORWARD MOVEMENT:
*
3 . 5
3 .5a
REVERSE MOVEMENT (if
available):
*
3 . 5a
TOOL
ENGAGEMENT:
3 . 6
7.4 HANDLEBAR ADJUSTMENT
3 . 7
8. HANDLING AND TRANSPORT
DANGER!
Before proceeding, read and understand
the chapter "SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS"
in its entirety.
With the motor off, the machine can be
moved by hand by pushing or pulling it
from the handlebar.
3 .8
LIFTING:
DANGER!
Fit all the guards depending on the type
of the tool.
9. STORAGE
When the machine is not going to be used
for long periods of time, it is essential to
protect the tool with anti-corrosion and
antioxidant substances.
Clean the machine of leaves and/or dirt
before storage.
DANGER!
Remove the fuel from the tank and close
the tap (if present).
Park the machine on flat ground, removing
the ignition key (if present) and/or spark
plug cap.
DANGER!
Protect the sharp parts and cover the
machine with protective sheets if neces-
sary.
DANGER!
Fit all the guards depending on the type
of the tool.
10. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
DANGER!
Before proceeding, read and understand
the chapter "SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS"
in its entirety.
Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tightened
to ensure safe operation of the machine
and/or interchangeable equipment in safe
conditions.
10.1 CABLE ADJUSTMENT
Forward lever:
Machine movement must begin when the
forward lever exceeds half of the stroke as
shown in the figure.
*
4 . 1
4 . 1 a
If not, the cable pull must be adjusted
using the register shown in the figure.
4 . 2
Reverse lever (if available):
Machine movement must begin when the
reverse lever overcomes half of its stroke
as shown in the figure.
*
4 .1 a
If not, the cable pull must be adjusted
using the register shown in the figure.
*
4 .2 a
Tool engagement lever:
Machine movement must begin when the
forward lever exceeds half of the stroke as
4 . 3
shown in the figure
If not, the cable pull must be adjusted
using the register shown in the figure.
4 . 4
10.2 MACHINE OIL CHANGES
The oil in the base of the machine must
be changed every 60 hours or so of work.
Lift the machine as described in the "HAN-
DLING AND TRANSPORT" chapter.
Then proceed as follows:
4 . 5
INFORMATION!
Use a syringe (not included) for easier
and safer extraction.
CAUTION!
Use SAE 80 or equivalent oil.
Proceed in reverse order to reassemble
the wheel.
10.3 TYRE INFLATION
We recommend checking tyre inflation
before each machine use. The recom-
mended value is 21 PSI (1.5 bar).
CAUTION!
Before inflating the tyre, always check
the maximum PSI value on the tyre.
11. CLEANING AND WASHING
DANGER!
Before proceeding, read and under-
stand the chapter "SAFETY INSTRUC-
TIONS" in its entirety.
Wait for all the hot parts to cool down (at
least 20 minutes) before washing and/or
cleaning the machine or the interchange-
able equipment. Use compressed air or a
sponge with neutral detergent and water.
CAUTION!
Do not use pressurised water to wash the
machine and/or interchangeable equip-
ment. Doing so can damage the motor
and any electrical systems or batteries.
CAUTION!
Avoid excessive use of water near la-
bels. In the event of damage, labels must
be replaced before using the machine
and/or the interchangeable equipment
.
again.
4 . 6
4 .7
4 .8
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