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General| Cutting Width | 17 in |
|---|---|
| Weight | 11.1 lbs |
| Engine Displacement | 24.5 cc |
| Engine Type | 2-Stroke |
| Displacement | 24.5 cc |
| Shaft Type | Straight |
| Starter System | Recoil |
| Type | String Trimmer |
| Line Diameter | 0.095 inches |
Install engine with spark plug mounted on top. Loosen clamp bolts before inserting outer pipe.
Mount handle with throttle lever on right-hand side, adjusting position and angle for comfort.
Pass throttle cable through outer pipe grip and connect to engine, securing with nylon clamps.
Pass throttle cable through handle bracket and grip hole, then adjust slack for proper operation.
Mount guard on outer pipe, aligning clamp to gear case, and tighten bolts securely.
Instructions for mounting the trimmer head and refilling nylon cutting cord.
Use fuel with a gas/oil ratio of 25:1. Always use 2-cycle oil and mix in a safe place.
Step-by-step guide to start the engine when cold or warm, including choke and throttle use.
Allow engine to idle briefly, then depress the 'Kill' button until the engine stops.
Adjust idle speed using the low speed screw on the carburetor for stable RPM.
Adjust shoulder strap length so shoulder pad rests on left shoulder for comfort.
Instructions for correctly wearing the harness, ensuring proper fit and strap placement.
Start engine, increase RPM, and use the blade efficiently for cutting trees and grass.
Remove clippings, clean cooling fins, air cleaner, fuel tank, and muffler regularly.
Clean spark plug, air cleaner element, and refill gearcase with grease.
Check for missing or loose components and grease between clutch shoe and drum.
Guide on how to properly sharpen circular saw blades and 8-tooth grass cutting blades.
Wear long-sleeved jacket, long pants, broad-brimmed hat/helmet, and non-skid boots.
Avoid long-term operation in extreme hot/cold weather; use caution in rain.
Do not smoke near the cutter. Stop engine before refueling.
Tighten blade bolt, check blade for damage, check for abnormal vibration.
Ensure no one is within 10m, use caution in hazardous terrain, never operate without guard.
Troubleshoot issues like wet spark plug, carbon deposits, or flooded engine.
Address blockages, overheating, lean mixture, or carbon deposits causing low power.
Diagnose fuel system, air cleaner, or idle settings for poor acceleration.
Check for bumped switch, loose plug wire, piston seizure, or ignition system failure.
Troubleshoot overheating or electrical issues causing difficulty shutting off the engine.
Resolve issues like warped blades, bent shafts, worn bushings, or loose gearcases.
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