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Understand the product's information, features, and safety rules before use.
Blower tubes can be assembled and installed without tools.
Allows operation without continuously holding the throttle trigger.
Scrapes wet leaves or debris while operating the blower.
Features a powerful 30cc engine for tough blowing and vacuuming.
Reduces leaves efficiently at a 12:1 ratio.
Allows operation at any speed between idle and full throttle.
Converts to a powerful vacuum/mulcher without tools.
Attaches easily to the blower using the vacuum bag adaptor.
Can be installed on the blower without using any tools.
Covers a larger area during blower operation.
Carefully remove tool and accessories, inspect for damage, and verify packing list.
Lists all included items such as Blower, Tubes, Bag, Adaptor, Oil, Manual.
Instructions for attaching the nozzle and blower tube to the housing.
Steps to attach the vacuum bag and bag adaptor to the blower housing.
Guide for connecting upper and lower vacuum tubes to the blower housing.
Lists uses for the product: clearing debris, keeping areas free, vacuuming leaves.
Instructions for mixing 2-cycle engine oil with unleaded gasoline at a 50:1 ratio.
Safety precautions and steps for safely filling the fuel tank.
Detailed steps for starting and stopping the engine, for cold and warm conditions.
Guidelines for safe and effective blower operation, including warnings.
How to engage and adjust the cruise control for continuous operation.
Instructions for using the blower in vacuum mode, including safety and clog clearing.
Advice on cleaning plastic parts and avoiding solvents.
Information that no further lubrication is required for the unit.
Procedure for cleaning and replacing the air filter for optimal performance.
Information on the spark arrestor screen within the muffler and its maintenance.
Addressing carbon deposits in the exhaust port and muffler to restore performance.
Notes on the fuel cap's filter and check valve, and fuel leak warnings.
Details warranty periods for different uses (personal, commercial) and types of units.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the warranty, like tune-ups and wear items.
Explains the warranty for emission control systems under EPA and CARB regulations.
Outlines owner's duties for maintenance, record keeping, and presenting the engine for service.
Lists components covered under the emissions control system warranty.
Schedule for inspecting, cleaning, and replacing emission-related parts.
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