What to do if Stihl Lawn Mower drive shaft doesn't rotate?
If the drive shaft of your Stihl Lawn Mower does not rotate when the clutch lever is actuated, the cable might be defective, so you should check or replace it.
Why is my Stihl Tiller engine running roughly?
A Stihl Tiller engine might run roughly due to a dirty oil bath air filter, so clean or replace it. Incorrect fuel usage can also cause this issue, so check the fuel. Insufficient fuel in the fuel tank might be the reason, so refill the fuel tank.
General| Device type | Gasoline mini tiller |
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| Handle color | Black, Stainless steel |
| Product color | Black, Orange, Stainless steel |
| Working width | 780 mm |
| Sound power level | 101 dB |
| Fuel tank capacity | 3.6 L |
| Vibration emission | 6.9 m/s² |
| Engine displacement | 212 cm³ |
| Tilling width (max) | - mm |
| Adjustable tilling width | - |
| Power source type | Gasoline |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 68000 g |
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Details the meaning of warning symbols displayed on the tiller for user safety.
Specifies the intended applications and limitations for the STIHL MH 600 tiller.
Outlines the necessary qualifications, conditions, and training for tiller operators.
Recommends appropriate personal protective equipment and clothing for safe operation.
Provides safety guidelines for the operating environment, including bystanders and obstacles.
Lists the essential conditions the tiller must meet to be considered safe for operation.
Specifies the safety conditions and checks required for the tiller's rotor blades.
Details the safety procedures and precautions for handling and refueling the tiller with petrol.
Provides crucial safety instructions and precautions to follow during tiller operation.
Provides step-by-step instructions and safety precautions for refueling the tiller.
Details the procedures for starting and stopping the tiller's engine safely.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting the tiller's engine.
Explains the safe procedure for shutting down the tiller's engine.
Details how to engage and disengage the tiller's self-propulsion system.
Guides the user through checks of essential controls like lock, clutch, main switch, throttle, and gear.
Lists recommended intervals for performing maintenance tasks on the tiller.
States that cultivator and blades are not user-repairable and advises contacting a dealer.
Lists common tiller faults, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Introduces general safety instructions for petrol-driven tillers based on EN standards.
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