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(Translation of the Original Instructions)
• near the tow bar.
Caution!
NEVER put your hands or feet under the
safeguard when the accessory is in opera-
tion.(4:A)
Any damaged or illegible decals must
be replaced.
Order replacement decals from an au-
thorised assistance centre.
2.5 IDENTIFICATION LABEL
The identication label holds the following data
(see g. 1):
1.
Manufacturer's address
2.
Model
3.
Type of machine
4.
Sound power level
5.
Conformity marking EC
6.
Weight in Kg
7.
Engine operating speed and power
8.
Year of manufacture
9.
Serial number
10.
Article code
Write your machine’s serial number in the
space provided in the gure (1:11).
The identity of the product is determined by two
parts:
1. The machine’s item and serial numbers:
2. The engine’s model, type and serial num-
bers:
Use these means of identication whene-
ver you contact an authorized service wor-
kshop.
The example of the declaration of conformi-
ty can be found on the second to last page
of this manual.
2.6 MAIN COMPONENTS (1)
The machine is made up of the following main
components (see g. 1):
A. Chassis
B. Wheels
C. Steering wheel
D. Seat
E. Manual controls
F. Control pedals
G. Lifting pulley
H. Bonnet
I. Fuel level indicator
L. Fuel tank opening
M. Connector for battery charger
N. Cutting-means assembly
O. Quick-release supports
3 SAFETY REGULATIONS
Read these instructions carefully befo-
re using the machine.
3.1 TRAINING
CAUTION! Read these instructions ca-
refully before using the machine.
Be familiar with the controls and the
proper use of the machine.
Learn to stop the machine and disenga-
ge the controls quickly.
Failure to observe the warnings and in-
structions may lead to electric shock,
Please keep all the warnings and in-
structions for future reference.
Never allow children or people unfami-
liar with these instructions to use the
machine.
Local regulations may restrict the age
of the operator.
Never use the machine when bystan-
ders, especially children, or pets are in
the surroundings.
Never use the machine if the user is
tired or unwell, or has taken medicine,
drugs, alcohol or substances which
his judgement.
Keep in mind that the operator or user
is responsible for accidents or hazards
occurring to other people or their pro-
perty.
It is the user’s responsibility to assess
the potential risk of the area where
work is to be carried out, and to take all
the necessary precautions to ensure
his own safety and that of others, par-
ticularly on slopes or rough, slippery
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