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General| Engine Displacement | 25 cc |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Gasoline |
| Air Volume | 430 CFM |
| Air Speed | 200 MPH |
| Type | Handheld |
| Noise Rating | 70 dB |
Understand and follow all warnings and safety instructions before operating the unit.
Always wear eye protection and a respirator in dusty environments.
Eliminate ignition sources, mix and pour fuel outdoors, store properly.
Stop engine before clearing clogs or changing tubes; check for worn parts.
Have maintenance done by Sears; disconnect spark plug before servicing.
Your blower is a high-performance product designed for tough jobs.
Check contents, examine parts for damage, and notify Sears if missing or damaged.
Read the Operator's Manual completely to become familiar with the unit.
Align grooves and locking tabs, then push and twist tubes to secure.
Insert elbow tube through bag openings, then close the zipper.
Stop engine, open vacuum inlet cover, and twist vacuum tubes clockwise.
Adjust strap so collection bag/shoulder strap seam lies between thumb and index finger.
Stop engine, allow to cool, and remove vacuum tubes/collection bag.
Do not assemble/disassemble while engine is running; stop engine before unclogging.
Work away from solid objects; clean corners by starting inwards.
Operate at full throttle, move slowly over debris, avoid forcing tube into piles.
Check warnings, air filter, and for loose bolts, nuts, or fittings before use.
Use correct fuel mix, mix outdoors, eliminate ignition sources, and move away before starting.
Follow choke and throttle lock procedures carefully for cold or warm engine starts.
Adjust idle speed and mixture screws carefully for optimal engine performance.
Clean the air filter frequently for optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency.
Use fresh gasoline (under 2 months old) and check for leaks each time.
Replace the starter rope if broken or badly worn; follow replacement procedure carefully.
Clean the unit, empty fuel tank, and store in a dry area out of reach of children.
Provides causes and remedies for common engine and operational problems.
Summary of essential safety precautions for operating the blower.
Key steps for safely mixing fuel and filling the engine's fuel tank.
Concise guide to starting the engine for cold and warm conditions.
Essential maintenance tasks to keep the blower in good working order.
