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HOW TO ASSEMBLE
UPPER HANDLES &
P_STIC CARR_IN G
HANDLE.
1. Lightly squeeze the lower
handles (#6) toward one
another so that they line up
with the two smaller holes on
the carrying handle (#49) Then
slide the carrying handle over
and down the lower handles. It
will rest about _mr to six inches
above the engine. (Picture 1)
2. Gently pull the lower
handles out to their original
position.
3. Slide the upper handle (#5)
the one with tile throtde
cable and wire _ into either
Picture 1
lower handle. (Choose the lower
handle you prefer, depending on
which hand, right or left, you'd
rather use to press the throttle.)
Use a Cap Screw (#11) and a
Lock Nut (#12) to secure the
upper handle in place.
(Picture 2). Be sure you have
proper throttle movements
and _hat, the throtde cable is
not wrapped or twisted
around the handle bar.
Squeeze trigger and let go. The
triangle must click in both
directions. If there is aW doubt,
remove air filter and visually
check that the throttle triangle
hits both the idle screw and the
gull open stop. THIS MUST BE
DONE BEFORE STAR-HNG
THE ENGtNE.
4. Follow the same steps to
install the other upper handle
onto the other lower handle.
(Picture 3)
5. Use the clip (#15) to secure_
the throttle cable and wire in
I
place on the lower handle.
(Picture 4)
6. Now install the Handle
Brace. Line it up with the holes
on the upper handles. Then
insert a Cap Screw and a Lock
Nut on either side (Picture 5)
7. Use a wrench to 0ghten
Cap Screws and Lock Nuts.
8. Now use wrench to tighten
all nuts and bolts firmly and
securely.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Make sure you have
installed the handles
properly. When you stand
behind your tiller, hMding
the handles, you should
face the gasoline tank.
WANNING: Improper throttle irlstaHation carl cause
tines to rotate unexpectedly °
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