8 Single-wheel power hoe 3100 Edition 03.95
1. Safety Instructions
Before starting the engine, read the op-
erating instructions and note:
Warning
This symbol marks all paragraphs affect-
ing your safety. Pass all safety instruc-
tions to other users and operators.
Due Use
The single-wheel power hoe has exclu-
sively been designed for all common ap-
plications and tasks in agriculture, for-
estry, horticulture, grass and park main-
tenance (due use).
Any other type of use is considered un-
due. The manufacturer is not liable for
any damages resulting from undue use,
for which the risk lies with the user alone.
Due use includes compliance with
manufacturer’s instructions on opera-
tion, maintenance and repair.
Any unauthorized changes to the single-
wheel power hoe render manufacturer li-
ability null and void.
General Instructions
on Safety and
Accident Prevention
Basic Rule:
The standard accident prevention regu-
lations must be adhered to, as well as
all other generally accepted rules gov-
erning operational safety, occupational
health and road traffic regulations.
For travelling on public roads, the cur-
rent traffic code applies.
Check the single-wheel power hoe for
road and operational safety each time you
take up operation.
Only persons familiar with the single-
wheel power hoe and instructed on the
hazards of operation are allowed to use,
maintain and repair the machine.
Teenagers of 16 years or younger may
not operate the single-wheel power hoe!
Only work in good light and visibility.
Operator’s clothes should fit tight. Avoid
wearing loose fitting clothes. Wear solid
shoes.
Note the warning and instruction signs
on the single-wheel power hoe for safe
operation. Compliance is for your own
safety.
When transporting the single-wheel power
hoe on vehicles or trailers outside the area
to be cultivated, ensure that the engine
is turned off.
Careful with rotating tools – keep at a
safe distance!
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