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4) Throttle control is installed in the correct operating
p;position and be in a mechanical condition that allows
it to perform it intended job function as outlined within
t
his manual. A worn or damaged throttle control hand
grip or any other, internal part must be replaced with a
f
actory approved replacement part only. Do not
operate the Hole Digger with the cover plate not
properly installed or missing. Do not allow foreign
material to accumulate within the throttle control
assembly. Clean all throttle control components and
repair as necessary according to a regular
maintenance schedule.
5) An engine ON/OFF ignition switch that allows it to
perform its intended job function as outlined within this
manual. Replace any damaged engine ON/OFF
ignition switch with a factory approved replacement
part only.
6) Centrifugal clutch assembly in proper mechanical
condition that allows it to perform its intended job
function as outlined within this manual. Replace any
centrifugal clutch assembly with operational
characteristics that do not allow it to properly
disengage at the specific engine idle speed or properly
slip during overload conditions.
7)Each auger is in a structural condition that allows it to
perform its intended job function as outlined within this
manual. Bent auger axles should not exceed
established limits. Bent axles exceeding established
limits should be properly discarded.
8) Each auger has replaceable wear parts (screw bit
and blade) that allows it to perform its intended job
function as outlined within this manual. An auger with a
screw bit and/or blade worn past normal service life
limits is not to be utilized under any circumstances.
OPERATION OF A HOLE DIGGER UTILIZING
CO MPO N ENT S N OT ME E TIN G M INI M UM
OPERATIONAL STANDARDS CAN RESULT IN
PROPERTY DAMAGE AND/OR PERSONAL IN
JURY.
GENERAL TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION.
When transporting the Hole Digger in/on a motor
vehicle, the gasoline tank breather vent (if so
equipped) must be completely closed to eliminate the
accidental seepage of fuel and resulting potential fire
hazard. In order to minimize the possibility of damage
to the Hole Digger, always transport it to the job site
with the auger disconnected. All equipment must be
s
ecured in/on vehicles with suitable strapping or tie
downs. Personnel should not be transported in the
s
ame compartment as equipment and fuel supplies.
Consult applicable OSHA regulations for specific
information.
An improperly secured Hole Digger and related
accessories can fall from a moving vehicle and
result in property damage and/or personal injury.
DETERMINATION OF POTENTIAL SUBSURFACE
HA ZAR D S I N T HE PR O PO S ED DI G GIN G
LOCATION(S).
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO DIG WITH THE HOLE
D IG GE R, D E TE RM I N E T HE P O TE NT IA L
SUBSURFACE HAZARDS WHICH MAY EXIST IN
THE PROPOSED DIGGING LOCATIONS(S.
POTENTIAL SUBSURFACE HAZARDS MAY
INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, THE
FOLLOWING:
1) ROCKS OF ANY SPECIFIC SIZE.
2) DIFFERENCES AND/OR VARIANCES IN
SPECIFIC SOIL CLASSIFICATIONS.
3) ROOTS OF ANY SPECIFIC SIZE.
4) BURIED MATERIALS SUCH AS GARBAGE AND
OTHER DEBRIS.
5) BURIED PRESSURIZED PIPELINES
CONTAINING SUCH MATERIALS AS NATURAL
GAS, PROPANE, ETC.
6) BURIED ELECTRICAL CABLES.
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO DIG WITH THE HOLE
DIGGER IN THE PROPOSED LOCATION(S),
CONTACT ALL APPROPRIATE AGENCIES TO
DETERMINE THE EXACT LOCATION9S) OF ALL
BURIED PIPELINES, POWER LINES AND
MATERIAL DEBRIS. MANY UTILITIES AND OTHER
AGENCIES WILL PERFORM THIS TASK FOR A
MINIMAL COST OR AT NO COST. HAVE ALL
SUBSURFACE HAZARDS MARKED FOR EASY
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