GF2 - Translation of the Original Instructions
MAINTENANCE SUMMARY TABLE
PROCEDURE EVERY 8
HOURS
AFTER
20
HOURS
EVERY 50
HOURS
EVERY
100
HOURS
EVERY 200
HOURS
Engine oil
check the level ●
change ● ●
Air filter
check ●
replace ٭
Spark plug
check/adjust ●
replace ●
Gearbox oil
Check the level ●
replace ●
Cutter bar
Check blade
attachment
●
grease
● ٭
Check that the engine intake grid
is clean
●
Check that tines are well-
sharpened and well-fixed
● ●
● recommended procedure
٭ procedure to be carried out if necessary
IMPLEMENTS
SNOW THROWER
This implement (fig. 10) has been especially designed for this particular machine. It is very useful
for clearing snow from yards, driveways, etc. It consists of a turbine rotary unit enclosed in a
special case open at the front, which rotates at high speed, collecting the snow and throwing it
along a pipe. The pipe angle can be adjusted to throw the snow in any direction to a distance of 8 -
10 metres. The snow thrower is fixed to the implement flange. This snow thrower is 60 cm wide
and can clear snow up to 40 cm deep. Wheel weights and wheel chains should be used for best
performance. The two side skids must be adjusted so that they just skim level ground (asphalted
streets) or keep the snow thrower high if the ground is uneven.
Maintenance: when work is over, remove any snow left in the snow thrower so it cannot freeze
and block the turbine. Often check the oil level in the central box. Do not clean the attachment
when the engine is running. Attention, danger! Never touch the snow thrower while it is
working.
ROTARY CUTTER
The rotary blade cutter for the GF2 has been designed for the maintenance of large parks and
gardens for which a traditional mower would not be appropriate. The high power available, the
driving wheels and three working speeds allow operation in the most difficult conditions without
straining the operator and with a remarkable saving of time. The rotary cutter is 50 cm and is
equipped with a rotary blade (fig. 11), it can cut high grass and small bushes. The cutting height
can be adjusted using the ring shims on the wheels (fig. 11) or using the two side slides. In case of
very high grass, remove the wheel and its support and use the side slides to let the grass being cut
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