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General| Brand | Husqvarna |
|---|---|
| Model | 132R |
| Category | Brush Cutter |
| Language | English |
Explains hazard, read manual, protection, speed, CE, thrown objects, safety distances.
Covers protective gear, cleaning, controls, and settings.
Details required gear like helmets, ear protection, eye protection, gloves, and boots.
Introduces throttle trigger lock, stop switch, guards, and anti-vibration system.
Elaborates on helmet, ear, eye, gloves, boots, clothing, and first aid kit.
Explains the mechanism preventing accidental throttle engagement.
Details the stop switch and the importance of the cutting attachment guard.
Describes anti-vibration features and the emergency quick-release catch.
Covers muffler function, exhaust fumes, and spark arrestor screen maintenance.
Explains different blades, trimmer heads, and the locking nut function.
Instructions for checking throttle trigger lock and stop switch functionality.
Procedures for checking the cutting guard and vibration damping elements.
Further details on muffler checks and spark arrestor screen cleaning.
Rules for reducing kickback, maximizing capacity, and increasing service life.
Details on correctly tightening the locking nut and safety precautions.
Instructions for using trimmer heads, cord length, and trimmer guard knife.
Guidance on sharpening grass blades using a flat file for balance.
Covers safe operation, protective equipment, and engine starting precautions.
Precautions for storing and handling fuel to prevent fire and explosions.
Basic safety for brushcutters, seeking expert advice, and avoiding usage beyond capability.
Guidance on adjusting the harness for balance, height, and load distribution.
Techniques for grass cutting with blades and safety warnings about kickback and thrown objects.
Precautions for the working area, slopes, and avoiding obstacles.
How to use trimmer heads for grass, weeds, and sweeping, plus cord wear.
Lists and identifies all parts of the 132R brushcutter model.
Lists and identifies all parts of the 142R brushcutter model.
Instructions for connecting the engine to the tube and assembling handlebars.
Guidance on correctly assembling cutting equipment and guards to prevent injury.
Steps for attaching the transport guard to the blade.
Instructions for fitting guards and blades for 132R and 142R models.
Steps for assembling trimmer heads onto the output axle for both models.
Instructions for installing the spray guard and its extension on the 142R model.
Connecting throttle cable and stop switch wires, ensuring proper seating.
Steps for adjusting the throttle cable for correct play and function.
Guidance on adjusting the harness for optimal balance, height, and load distribution.
Details on petrol and two-stroke oil, recommended ratios, and fuel handling precautions.
Steps for safely refuelling the machine, including ventilation and distance.
Crucial checks before starting, including blade, guards, and locking nut.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the engine, including choke and throttle settings.
Simple instruction on how to stop the engine using the stop switch.
Explains carburettor function, idle speed adjustment, and local adaptation.
Details on muffler function, spark arrestor screen cleaning, and potential issues.
Instructions on cleaning cooling fins and air intake to prevent overheating.
Procedures for cleaning and replacing the air filter for optimal engine performance.
Information on spark plug condition, gap adjustment, and replacement.
How to sharpen grass blades using a flat file and safety warnings for damaged blades.
Routine checks to perform daily for safety and machine condition.
Scheduled checks for the starter, vibration damping, spark plug, and cooling fins.
Tasks for monthly maintenance, including fuel tank, carburettor, and cables.
Details cylinder capacity, bore, stroke, speeds, and ignition system.
Information on carburettor type, fuel tank capacity, and machine weight.
Lists approved cutting attachments and guard part numbers.
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