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General| Displacement | 24.5 cc |
|---|---|
| Dry Weight | 4.5 kg |
| Shaft Type | Straight |
| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 0.5 L |
| Power Output | 0.8 kW (1.1 hp) |
Essential safety practices for operating the unit, including PPE.
Guidelines for safe cutting, preventing accidents, and maintaining control.
Procedures for safe maintenance, including disconnecting power and keeping areas clear.
Safe methods for transporting and storing the equipment.
Precautions for handling fuel, including storage, mixing, and refueling.
Information on potential health risks from vibration exposure.
Notes indicating potential for personal injury or equipment damage.
Helpful information for correct function and use.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the drive shaft to the engine.
Instructions for attaching and positioning the handle assembly.
Critical safety warning regarding accessories for blade use.
Connection steps for throttle wire and stop cord to engine controls.
Guide on how to properly install the blade guard for safety.
Warning about handling blade guards with sharp line limiters.
Instructions for attaching the guard extension to the blade guard.
Guidance to follow guard location labels on the drive shaft tube.
Instructions for safely removing the guard extension.
Detailed steps for installing cutting blades, including bolt direction.
Reminder to ensure the blade is properly installed before operation.
Instruction to check the protection cover for damage before use.
Reference to a separate manual for cutting head installation.
Warning against using wire or wire-ropes with TANAKA heads.
Information on recommended cutting line length for alloy heads.
Details on correct fuel type, oil mixing ratio, and handling.
Steps and safety measures for refueling, including engine shutdown.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the engine, including choke and throttle settings.
Warning to ensure the cutting attachment does not touch anything before starting.
Guidance on what to do if the engine fails to start.
Recommended procedure for warming up the engine after starting.
Advice on operating speed, direction, and blade thrust awareness.
Information on using the quick release or emergency flap.
Warning about stopping engine if attachment strikes debris or wraps.
Procedure for safely stopping the engine and ensuring the cutting attachment is stationary.
Caution that the cutting attachment may spin after the engine stops.
Guide for adjusting the carburetor for optimal engine performance.
Warning that the cutting attachment may spin during adjustment.
Warning about not starting engine without clutch cover and tube assembled.
Procedure to check and adjust the engine's idle speed.
Information on the standard idle RPM for the engine.
Specific settings for the H screw on the TBC-340/D model.
Warning that the cutting attachment must not rotate while the engine is idling.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the air filter.
Detailed steps on cleaning the air filter and when to replace it.
Procedure for draining fuel and replacing the fuel filter.
Information on checking, cleaning, and replacing the spark plug.
Guidance on using resistor spark plugs if required by local law.
Instructions for cleaning carbon deposits from the muffler.
How to clean cooling fins to prevent engine overheating.
Warning against operating engine with shroud or guard removed.
Guidance on checking and refilling gear case grease.
Instructions for maintaining, sharpening, and replacing blades safely.
Warning to wear protective gloves when handling or maintaining blades.
Tip for maintaining blade shape during sharpening to prevent cracking.
Routine checks to perform daily for safe operation and unit condition.
Periodic checks recommended for weekly intervals to ensure proper function.
Maintenance tasks to be performed on a monthly basis for upkeep.
Instructions for installing an optional free disk set.
Guidance on attaching a spark arrestor for fire prevention.
Detailed technical specifications for various Tanaka brushcutter models.
Explanation of how sound levels are calculated and data variability.
Information about the manufacturer and the product's origin.
List of directives and standards the product conforms to.
Warnings about using metal blades and the need for specific safety accessories.
Advice to use only manufacturer-approved attachments and accessories.
Information on a kit to convert models for metal blade use.
Information on a required blade guard kit for certain models.
Details on an update kit for specific TBC-3010/340 models.
Critical warning regarding the proper use and installation of the blade conversion kit.
Information on a kit to convert handle style for dual-handled brushcutters.
Description of fixed line cutting heads for durability and commercial use.
Explanation of Tanaka Brain heads that sense line need and feed automatically.
Features of copolymer nylon cutting line, including ease of loading and resilience.
Description of bump feed heads for curved and straight shaft trimmers.
Information on various steel brushcutter blades for different applications.
Details on the cultivator attachment for garden weeding and cultivation.
