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TIRE PRESSURE
Correct tire pressure ensures machine
stability and the correct alignment of
the blade with the ground. Periodically
check the pressure of the tires and
regulate according to the pressures
shown on the technical data table.
To inflate the tires, use an inflation gun
featuring pressure gauge (Fig 30).
Tire Pressures:
FRONT: 1.4 Bar / 20.3 PSI (11 x 4.00-5)
REAR: 1.4 Bar / 20.3 PSI (13 x 5.00-6)
7. CONTROLS AND OPERATIONS
CHECKING THE FUEL AND OIL
Only the preliminary machine control functions are explained in this
chapter. To enable the controls (subsequently) refer to the following chapters.
Filling up must be done with the engine switch off in an open and well-
ventilated environment.
Always remember that petrol fumes are highly flammable.
DO NOT USE OPEN FLAMES NEAR THE MOUTH OF THE TANK TO CHECK THE LEVEL,
AND DO NOT SMOKE WHEN FILLING UP.
FUEL:
Do not drip petrol onto the plastic parts to avoid damaging them. In
the event of accidental spills or leaks, rinse immediately with water. The warranty does
not cover damage to plastic parts of the bodywork, or the engine caused by petrol.
Keep the petrol in a container designed for the purpose and with a cap properly
tightened.
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