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• Accelerate the engine to maximum speed before starting
the cut, and saw through with uniform pressure.
• If shrubs or saplings bind the blade, stop the engine, and
while supporting the weight of the brushcutter, push the
shrub or sapling away to free the blade. Do not use the
blade as a lever.
Operation on Slopes
• Start on the low side of a slope, and work upward. This will
reduce your risk of slipping and falling, and it will give you
a cutting angle that will better enable you to direct debris
away from you.
• Do not let the cutting line or blade dig into the slope, because
that can cause stones and dirt to be thrown at you.
• Do not raise the cutting attachment above waist level during
operation, because that would increase the risk of thrown
objects striking your face.
• Avoid steep slopes that would require holding the cutting
attachment above waist level. Avoid slippery slopes that
might cause you to lose your balance.
ASSEMBLY
1. Fit the shoulder strap to the machine. (A)
2. Assemble the handle on the machine (B) . First release the
inner hex screws (C), then take right and left handle on the
centre of the handle holder (D). Assemble the handle
holder and tighten the inner screws.
3
. Assemble the safety guard. Release the four nuts on sfaety
guard bracket (E). Ensure the nut is well tightened(F).
A
B
C
D
E
F
4. Release the nut. Line up the two holes of flange and shield.
Use screwdriver to hold the flange and turn the socket
wrench clockwise (G). The nut will be released.
G
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