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• Vibration risk (resulting in vascular and neurological harm in the hand-arm system, for
example so called “white finger disease”).
• Danger of fire or explosion relate to spilling of fuel.
LAWN MAINTENANCE
• To keep a lawn green, soft and attractive, it should be cut regularly without damaging
the grass. A lawn can be composed of different types of grass. If the lawn is cut frequently,
grass and roots grow more vigorously, forming a solid grassy bed. If the lawn is cut is less
frequently, higher grass and weeds start growing (plus daisies and clovers, etc.).
• It is always better to cut the grass when dry.
• The blades must be in good condition and well sharpened so that the grass is cut straight
without a ragged edge otherwise cause trappings that leads to yellowing at the ends.
• The engine must run full (working) speed, both to ensure a sharp cut of the grass and to get
the necessary thrust to push the cuttings through the collector channel.
• The frequency of mowing should be in relation to the rate of growth of the grass. The grass
should not be left to grow too much between one cut and the next.
• During hot and dry periods, the grass should be cut a little higher to prevent the ground
from drying out
• The best height of the grass on a well-kept lawn is approx. 4-5 cm. With one cut, you do
not need to remove more than a third of the total height. If the grass is very tall, it should be
cut twice in a twenty-four hour period – the first time with the blades at maximum height,
possibly reducing the cutting width, and the second cut at the desired height.
• The appearance of the lawn will improve if you alternate cutting in both directions
(fig. 3)
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• If the collector system tends to get blocked with grass, you should reduce the forward speed
as it may be too high for the condition of the grass. If the problem persists, the probable
causes are either badly sharpened blades or deformed wings.
• Be very careful when mowing near bushes or kerbs as these could distort the horizontal
position of the cutting deck and damage its edge as well as the blades.
UNPACKING
• The machine is firmly mounted in a protective frame during transport. Before
removing from the frame, first loosen and dismantle all parts of the frame,
but especially remove all fasteners, clamps, screws or bolts, straps with which
the machine and its parts are mounted directly to the frame (fig. 4). If some parts
are fastened, damage could occur when trying to loosen the machine or its parts.
• When unpacking the machine, take care to gather all individual parts and fittings,
and do not damage the cutting deck when taking the machine off the pallet.
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To prevent damage to the cutting deck, raise it to its maximum height and take
utmost care when taking the machine off the pallet.
• Carefully check all parts after dismantling the transport box.
• Do not throw away packaging materials until you have not reviewed carefully if they did not
remain a part of the product.
• Parts of the packaging (plastic bags, paper clips, etc.) do not leave within reach of children,
could be a possible source of danger. There is a danger of swallowing or suffocating!
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