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General| Brand | Hammerhead |
|---|---|
| Model | Dune Buggy GT250 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Outlines the warranty rights and obligations of the owner and distributor.
Details the owner's duties for warranty claims and maintenance.
Explains what components are covered under the emission control system warranty.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the warranty.
Defines the extent of the distributor's liability for warranty issues.
Emphasizes adult supervision for operators under 16 years old.
Highlights the importance of helmets for reducing head injury severity.
Stresses that the vehicle is for off-road use only, not public roads.
Advises practicing in a safe area to build skills and familiarity.
Recommends reading terrain and reacting to unexpected challenges.
Warns against exceeding personal abilities or driving conditions.
States that alcohol impairs judgment and reaction time, making driving dangerous.
Explains that reduced visibility at night increases accident risk.
Warns about poisonous carbon monoxide gas from exhaust.
Advises keeping body parts clear of moving components to prevent injury.
Discusses factors affecting turns and how to avoid skidding on slippery surfaces.
Recommends wearing DOT-approved helmets, eye protection, boots, and protective clothing.
Details the importance of helmets and eye protection for safety.
Suggests off-road boots, gloves, pants, jersey, and chest protector.
Encourages practicing in a safe area to build skills and familiarity.
Warns that alcohol or drugs impair judgment and reaction time.
Stresses pre-drive inspections and correcting any issues before operating.
Stresses that the vehicle is for off-road use only, not public roads.
Advises keeping hands on the steering wheel and feet on pedals for balance and control.
Recommends driving at a speed appropriate for conditions and experience.
Advises caution on new, rough, or slippery terrain and not driving past visibility limits.
Warns against attempting wheelies, jumps, or other stunts that increase accident risk.
Explains the function of the red indicator lamp for engine temperature.
Lists the overall length, width, height, wheelbase, tracks, and ground clearance.
Details engine type, capacity, bore/stroke, displacement, compression, carburetor, power, torque, ignition, etc.
Specifies maximum load, fuel tank, engine oil, battery, lights, and fuse capacities.
Outlines brake type, tire sizes, suspension, restraint system, and drive chain.
Provides recommended tire pressure for front and rear tires.
States the net weight of the dune buggy.
Details the function and use of throttle, brake, start, and stop controls.
Lists essential checks like oil, fuel, brakes, tires, chain, throttle, and fasteners.
Identifies key components like steering wheel, seat belt, and fuel tank.
Specifies the maximum number of riders and weight limit.
Explains how to adjust the seat for proper operator control.
Details how to adjust the reverse lever for proper freeplay.
Guides on safe starting, turning, stopping, and preventing rollovers.
Provides instructions for cleaning the air cleaner element every 20 hours.
Details engine oil change intervals and checking oil levels.
Explains spark plug inspection, gap setting, and replacement advice.
Advises against unnecessary carburetor adjustments, stating factory settings are correct.
Recommends keeping the dune buggy clean, wiping off dirt and oil.
Advises lubricating the vehicle every 90 days or more frequently if used daily.
Suggests using a spray-on lubricant to increase chain life.
Provides steps for checking and adjusting chain tension after initial use.
Explains how to adjust the front and rear shock absorber positions.
Guides on preparing the dune buggy for storage, including fuel draining and lubrication.
Details the process for replacing the front wheels without disassembling castle nuts.
Explains how to replace rear wheels and hub assembly, including removing nuts and cotter pins.
Describes how to check and adjust front wheel toe-in for proper alignment.
