To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the fuel is old in my Badger Basket WB26BCI?
If the fuel in your Badger Basket Brush Cutter is old (over 30 days) or improperly mixed, you should drain the fuel tank and add fresh, properly-mixed fuel.
What to do if my Badger Basket WB26BCI Brush Cutter spark plug is fouled?
If the spark plug in your Badger Basket Brush Cutter is fouled, clean or replace it.
What to do if my Badger Basket WB26BCI air filter is dirty?
If the air filter of your Badger Basket Brush Cutter is dirty, clean or replace it.
What to do if my Badger Basket WB26BCI cutting head is bound with grass?
If the cutting head of your Badger Basket Brush Cutter is bound with grass, stop the engine and clean the cutting head.
What to do if my Badger Basket WB26BCI engine is flooded?
If the engine of your Badger Basket Brush Cutter is flooded, squeeze the throttle control and pull the starter rope until the engine starts.
What to do if the fuel tank is empty in my Badger Basket WB26BCI?
If the fuel tank of your Badger Basket Brush Cutter is empty, fill it with properly-mixed fuel.
What to do if not enough line is extended on my Badger Basket WB26BCI?
If not enough line is extended on your Badger Basket Brush Cutter, stop the unit, push the bump knob and pull the line until 4 inches (102 mm) is outside of the cutting head.
What to do if my Badger Basket WB26BCI Brush Cutter cutting head is dirty?
If the cutting head of your Badger Basket Brush Cutter is dirty, clean the inner reel and outer spool.
What to do if my Badger Basket Brush Cutter line is welded?
If the line of your Badger Basket Brush Cutter is welded, open the cutting head and remove the welded section.
What to do if there is oil, cleaner or lubricant in the cutting head of my Badger Basket Brush Cutter?
If there is oil, cleaner or lubricant in the cutting head of your Badger Basket Brush Cutter, clean and thoroughly dry the cutting head.
Step-by-step instructions for the initial assembly of the trimmer unit.
Procedures for starting the trimmer engine from a cold state using priming and choke.
Explanation of safety symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE) and their implications.
Information regarding spark arrestor requirements for specific U.S. Forest Land areas.
Warning about chemicals in the product known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Critical safety guidelines to follow before and during unit operation for user protection.
Guidelines for using correct trimming line, brush cutting blade, and awareness of injury risks.
Instructions for ensuring a safe work environment by clearing debris and keeping bystanders away.
Precautions for handling and storing gasoline due to its flammability and explosion risk.
Essential practices for safe operation, including grip, balance, avoiding moving parts, and hot surfaces.
Additional safety precautions for maintenance, service, storage, and transportation of the unit.
Indicates danger, warning, or caution, often used with other symbols.
Pictograms and symbols related to reading the manual, personal protective equipment, fuel, and controls.
Symbols warning about hazards from thrown objects and the importance of keeping bystanders at a distance.
Details the primary uses of the unit as a trimmer and brush cutter.
Illustration identifying key components of the trimmer and brush cutter.
Technical data including model name, engine displacement, power, and dimensions.
Procedure for connecting the upper and lower shafts using the coupler and locking pin.
Steps for attaching the handle and front handgrip using provided screws.
Instructions for securing the blade guard to the lower shaft with hex screws.
Methods for attaching and detaching the brush cutting blade and string trimmer head.
Guidance on fitting and attaching the shoulder harness to the unit for comfortable carrying.
Detailed instructions and safety warnings for filling the fuel tank with the correct mixture.
Procedure for safely draining fuel from the unit's tank.
Pre-operation checks to ensure the device is safe and functional before starting.
Step-by-step process for starting the engine when it is cold, including priming and choke use.
Instructions on how to operate the trimmer, adjust line length, and stop the unit.
Procedure for starting the engine when it is already warm.
Reminder to keep the work area clear of debris and maintain a safe distance.
Schedule for regular maintenance tasks like cleaning/replacing air filter and spark plug.
Conditions that necessitate expert inspection of the trimmer unit.
Instructions for cleaning the engine cylinder fins and air vents.
Periodic checks for loose fasteners, worn parts, and secure hand grips.
Procedure for cleaning, checking, and replacing the spark plug.
Instructions for cleaning the air filter using soap and water.
Step-by-step guide for loading new trimmer line into the head.
Method for removing, sharpening, and refitting the line cutting knife.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's exterior after each use.
Precautions and procedures for storing the unit safely, including short-term storage.
Detailed steps for preparing and storing the unit for extended periods.
Instructions for getting the unit ready for operation after it has been stored long-term.
Solutions for common problems preventing the engine from starting.
Troubleshooting steps for when the engine fails to idle properly.
Solutions for issues related to the engine not accelerating as expected.
Troubleshooting for situations where the engine lacks power or stalls during operation.
Resolutions for problems where the trimmer line does not feed out correctly.
Solutions for when the trimmer line advances excessively or uncontrollably.
Information on what the limited warranty covers, its duration, and exclusions.
Instructions on how to contact Badger for warranty service and locate dealers.
Explanation of how state laws relate to the warranty coverage and consumer rights.
General| Brand | Badger Basket |
|---|---|
| Model | WB26BCI |
| Category | Brush Cutter |
| Language | English |
