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Resumen del manual
With reasonable care and service it should give long and satisfactory service. Any mechanical device can be potentially dangerous if not used properly. No accident prevention program can be successful without the wholehearted cooperation of the person who is directly responsible for the operation of the equipment. Study this operator's manual to learn the operation of the controls and observe all safety precautions. Only use this machine for the purpose it is intended. By following these instructions and safety precautions you should enjoy many hours of trouble-free operation. SNAPPER TILLER CHAIN DRIVE MODEL NO. 300 - 500 SNAPPER TILLER GUARANTEE All Snapper Tillers are guaranteed for normal use to the original purchaser against defective workmanship and material. This guarantee extends for one year from purchase date on tillers not used commercially, and for one month on tillers that are used commercially. We will replace or repair without charge any part or parts returned to us during the guarantee period, with transportation charges prepaid, that our inspection shows to have been defective in workmanship or material when shipped from the factory. This guarantee is void if the parts in question have been altered or damaged by accident, abuse, neglect, improper adjustment, lack of lubrication or normal wear. This guarantee does not cover engines, tires, tines and belts which are guaranteed separately by their manufacturers. No other guarantee, expressed or implied, is made by the Company which retains the right to change specifications without notice or obligation. IMPORTANT: This guarantee is void unless the guarantee card attached is filled out completely and mailed to the Factory within 10 days of the date tiller was purchased. IT IS THE POLICY OF McDONOUGH POWER EQUIPMENT, INC. TO IMPROVE ITS PRODUCTS WHENEVER IT IS POSSIBLE AND PRACTICAL TO DO SO. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES OR ADD IMPROVEMENTS AT ANY TIME WITHOUT INCURRING ANY OBLIGATION TO MAKE SUCH CHANGES ON PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED PREVIOUSLY. McDONOUGH POWER EQUIPMENT, INC. McDONOUGH, GA., U. S. A., 30253 MANUAL NO 1-1735 DATE PRINTED 3-70 370 PRINTED IN U.S.A. ASSEMBLY, OPERATION AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS FOR SNAPPER TILLER MODELS 300 AND 500 1. ASSEMBLY A. install tines on tiller using 1-1713 pins and 1-1714 hair pins. B. Install left and right hand handle assembly using two 5/16-24 x 3-3/4 hex head cap screws and two 5/16-24 lock nuts. (Note: Do not tighten nuts until all items are in place on handle. C. Install cross brace using four 1/4/ x 28 x 1-1/2 curved head bolts, four 1/4/-28 hex nuts and four internal tooth lock washers. D. Connect tie bars to transmission case using one 5/16-24x1 hex head cap screw and 5/16-24 lock nut. Connect one tie bar to left hand handle using one 1/4-28 x 1-1/2 curved head bolt, one 1/4 internal tooth lock washer and one 1 /4-28 hex nut. Connect other tie bar to right hand handle using one 1/4-28 x 1-3/4 curved head bolt, one 1/4 internal tooth lock washer and 1/4-28 hex head fastening cable guide with this bolt as shown on illustration. E. Connect throttle control on left hand handle using one 1/4-28 x 1-3/4 curved head bolt, one 1/4 internal tooth lock washer, one 1/4-28 hex nut and two throttle clips. F. Connect one end of clutch cable to idler link, passing other end through cable guide. Fasten one end of chain to cable, then fasten one end of clutch spring to cable and place other end in hole on clutch lever structure. G. Tighten all nuts on handle assembly. H. Fill engine with oil before cranking. 2. OPERATING TIPS The first time a person uses a tiller he will most likely experience a jerking sensation or an uneven operation of the machine. A little experience will help the operator to overcome this. Here are a few tips on the proper use of the Snapper Tiller. A. Before starting engine, stand tiller in operating position on firm ground. B. Depress release on skid arm and raise skid bar arm to highest position. C. The operator should then stand behind the tiller with his arms hanging down in natural position. If the handle grips are higher than his hands he should raise the wheels, if lower than hands he should lower wheels until handle grips are even with hands. D. Push release pin to let skid arm hit ground, then raise handle bars until skid arm latches. The primary function of the skid arm is to provide resistance to forward motion. Raising skid arm reduces resistance, lowering it increases resistance. The skid arm should be adjusted for particular soil conditions, and speed of forward motion. E. When tilling on slopes or hills always till with the front of tiller at a slight angle towards the crest of hill to counteract the tendency to run down hill. F. After the operator becomes accustomed to the controls, he should relax his grip on handles and let the machine do the work for him. G. If the tiller starts to dig in too deep, raise up on handles and lean mac...