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Manual de usuario Snapper, modelo 6HP

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ENGINE IS SHIPPED FROM FACTORY WITHOUT OIL. YOU MUST ADD ENGINE OIL BEFORE STARTING ENGINE. START-UP The controls required to start and run the rototiller are located on the engine and are marked "Choke" and "Throttle". A more detailed description of engine operation and all related precautions and procedures can be found in the engine manufacturer's manual that accompanies each tiller. Cold Starts 1. Move choke lever to full choke position. 2. Move throttle lever to "start". 3. Pull starting rope out slowly one time and allow to return normally. 4. Pull starting rope out rapidly, and allow rope to return normally. 5. When engine starts, gruadually move choke lever to "no choke" position and increase throttle speed. Restarting A Warm Engine Restarting an engine that is already warm from previous running does not normally require use of the choke. 1. Move throttle lever to "start" position. 2. Pull starting rope out rapidly until engine starts. Allow rope to return normally. 3. Adjust throttle speed to "high" for best tiller action. Idle Speed Use the "low" position on the throttle lever to reduce stress on the engine when tilling is not being performed. Lowering the engine speed to "idle" the engine will help extend the life of the motor, as well as conserve fuel and reduce the noise level of the equipment. Operating Speed For normal tilling, set the throttle lever to "fast". CAUTION Please do not start your tiller until you have read the Manual that came with your engine, and the sections in this manual titled Controls, Adjustments and Safety. If you have read these, follow the steps below to start your tiller. Always perform this pre-start checklist before starting the engine. WARNING Gasoline is highly flammable and must be handled with care. Never fill the tank when the engine is hot or running. Always move outdoors to fill the tank. WARNING Wheels must always be locked in the TILLING position when engine is running. Do not operate the tiller with the wheel lockouts unlocked. Always set the wheels in tilling position before starting engine. WARNING Always put the depth regulator lever in the transport position before starting engine. Tines should clear the ground. DANGER Always keep hands and feet clear of rotating machine parts. Page 11 Operation Temperature of muffler and near by areas may exceed 150°°°°° F. Avoid these areas. Do not move choke control to CHOKE to stop engine. Backfire or engine damage may occur. WARNING WARNING To stop the engine at any time, move throttle control to the off position. To stop wheels and tines at any time, release drive safety control levers to neutral position. Engine and surrounding parts become extremely hot during normal use, and will cause serious burn injuries if touched before the engine has cooled. Allow engine to cool completely before touching these hot surfaces. DANGER WARNING SHUTTING DOWN TILLING 1. Adjust the depth regulator lever to desired tilling depth. NOTE: Raise depth regulator lever up one hole at a time, testing tiller operation after each raise. Raising depth regulator lever too high can result in loss of control of tiller! 2. Move the throttle control to fast. 3. Place the tiller in forwardby pushing down on the drive safety control levers--this will engage the wheels and tines. NOTE: You can slow the tiller's forward advance at any time by putting slight downward pressure on the handlebars, or you can stop the tiller by releasing the drive safety control levers to the neutral position. To stop wheels and tines at any time, release drive safety control levers to neutral position. WARNING Always release drive safety control levers to neutral position before adjusting the depth regulator lever. WARNING Practice operating the controls and tiller with tines out of ground before beginning to till. It is important that you know how to use the tiller properly, how to keep control at all times, how to stop the tines and wheels from turning, and how to stop the engine if necessary. If you do not know how to do these things, read the Controls, Adjustments and Safety sections before proceeding. Page 12 Tips TILLING TIPS The key to successful tilling is to begin with a shallow cut on the first pass, and then work an inch or two deeper on each successive pass. . Tilling depth will vary with ground conditions. . When beginning to till in unbroken ground or in extremely hard soil, set the detent pin in the highest hole of the drag stake (follow instructions under Tilling on previous page). This will allow for shallow tilling. With the drag stake in this position, make several light passes over the area to be tilled. Reset for deeper depths with successive passes. . If tiller jumps or skids uncontrollably, lower the drag stake by placing the detent pin in a higher hole. This will allow for shallower tilling. Hold firmly to the handlebars to control sudden lurches. . If weeds, tall grasses, vines, or other materials clog or jam the tines, reverse the tiller to ...