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General| Max RPM | 3600 RPM |
|---|---|
| Shaft Orientation | Vertical |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Cooling System | Air-Cooled |
| Carburetor | Float feed |
| Starting System | Recoil |
| Shaft Size | 22.2mm diameter |
| Shaft Thread | Varies by model |
Explains the dangers of carbon monoxide and preventative measures.
Provides instructions to prevent injury or death from fuel fires.
Emphasizes adult supervision for fueling, maintenance, and operation.
Warns about the dangers of entanglement with moving engine parts.
Advises against modifying the engine, especially the governor setting.
Warns about hot engine parts and fire risks from flammable materials.
Lists steps to prevent accidental engine starting during maintenance.
Recommends wearing hearing protection due to engine noise.
Explains how to identify the engine using its identification decal.
Describes a handbook for advanced engine repair and service.
Details the type of 2-cycle oil required for the engine.
Specifies acceptable fuel types and warns against leaded or methanol fuels.
Provides instructions and ratios for mixing fuel and oil for the engine.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine, including choke and safety checks.
Instructions on how to pull the starter rope to avoid injury.
Guidance on adjusting the choke lever as the engine starts and runs.
Advice for when the engine fails to start after multiple attempts.
Steps to safely shut down the engine after use.
Warning about storing the engine with fuel in enclosed spaces.
Instructions for cleaning debris from cooling fins, screens, and air inlets.
Recommends cleaning the muffler and exhaust ports every 50 hours.
Details on checking, gapping, and replacing the spark plug.
Procedures for cleaning and replacing foam and flocked air filters.
Information on carburetor adjustments and engine speed governor.
Guidance on engine adjustments and battery storage if applicable.
Precautions for transporting the engine, especially regarding fuel.
Steps for preparing the engine for short-term storage, including fuel.
Procedures for fuel treatment and draining for long-term storage.
Explains the legal requirement for spark arresters to prevent fires.
Outlines recommended maintenance procedures and intervals in a table.
Details the maintenance tasks to be performed every 5 hours or before each use.
Specifies maintenance tasks required every 25 hours or 3 months.
Lists maintenance tasks for every 50 hours or seasonally.
Explains the warranty coverage for emission control system parts.
Details the limited warranty terms for new engines and ignition modules.
