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connector, then inspect the petrol brush cutters
for damage.
Caution: Always be extra cautious when working
in dicult terrain and on slopes.
When the grass is tall, cut in stages so as not to
overload the device. First cut the tips, then work
in stages.
Always wear protective goggles and ear
protection and wear a protective helmet during
forestry work.
6.1 Mowing with a string trimmer head
- Use the thread cassette for obtain a clean cut
even on uneven surfaces, at fence posts and near
trees.
-- Carefully lead the trimming thread to an
obstacle and cut with the thread tip around the
obstacle. When the trimming string comes into
contact with stones, trees and walls, the thread
frays prematurely or breaks.
- Never replace the plastic thread with a metal
wire - risk of injury!
6.2 Mowing with thicket knife
- Use the thicket knife to comb through thickets,
wild growth, young trees (maximum 2 cm trunk
diameter) and tall grass.
- When using metal cutting tools there is always
a risk of blowback if the tool hits a solid obstacle
(stones, trees, branches, etc.).
The device is thrown back against the direction
of rotation.
- In the case of wild growth and scrub, "dip" the
thicket knife from above. As a result, the material
to be cut is chopped.
CAUTION: Take extra care with this technique,
because the greater the distance of the cutting
tool to the ground, the greater the risk that
cutting material and foreign objects are thrown
sideways.
For an adequate protective equipment during
the use, care must be taken in accordance with
the operating instructions. All other usages are
ruled out. Any damage or injury resulting from
misuse is the responsibility of the user / operator
and not the manufacturer. Only use 3-teeth
blades suitable for the machine as mentioned in
the operating instructions.
- To sift through young stocks of trees and for
cutting grass, run the device such as a brush
cutter close to the ground.
CAUTION: Misuse and abuse can damage the
thicket knife and cause serious injury from parts
slung away.
- In order to reduce the risk of accidents caused
by thickets, observe the following points:
- Never cut shrubs or wood larger than 2 cm in
diameter.
- Avoid contact with metal bodies, stones, etc.
- Check the thicket knife regularly for damage.
Never use a damaged thicket knife once again.
-- If there is noticeable dulling of the thicket knife,
it must be sharpened in accordance with the
instructions by a qualied specialist.
If noticeable imbalance, the thicket knife must be
replaced.
6.3 Trim lines in automatic mode
The petrol brush cutter comes with a lled thread
cassette.
The thread wears o during work.
To feed new thread, press the trigger on the
thread cassette rmly on the ground with the
motor running.
The thread is automatically released by the
centrifugal force. The blade on the cutting guard
trims the trimming thread to the correct length.