Installing Protective Sleeve; Fuel And Engine Oil - Viking MB 756 GS Manuel D'utilisation

● 2 Push handlebar (4) into handlebar
attachment (5) and fold up until the slot
in the handlebar is above the bore in the
housing, making sure that the cables
are lying correctly (see illustration).
● 3 Install screw (1) with washer (2),
making sure that the screw also
extends into guard plate (6).
● 4 Tighten screws (3) to 21 - 29 Nm.
Set the handlebar to the desired
working height and hold, tighten
screw (1).
● Check correct assembly:
The handlebar must be firmly located
with the cables to the rear and outside
of the handlebar.
MB 756 YC: Installing the
carrying handle
● 1 Push carrying handle (J) into
the handlebar tube as shown with
groove (4) pointing upwards.
● 2 Screw in self-tapping screw (I),
making sure that it is positioned in the
groove on the carrying handle.
Tightening torque:
3 - 4 Nm
MB 756 GS, MB 756 YS:
● 1 Guide upper handlebar (1)
with the open ends into lower
handlebars (2) and hold. Insert
bolts (G) from the outside inwards
through the bores, fit lock nuts (H) and
tighten to 19 - 27 Nm.
● 2 Set the handlebar to the desired
working height and hold, tighten
screw (3).
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● Check correct assembly:
The upper handlebar must be firmly
connected to the lower handlebar with
the cables to the rear and outside of the
handlebar.

7.2 Installing protective sleeve

● Insert all cables in protective
sleeve (F).
● Guide cable tie (E) through the top
opening in right lower handlebar (1) and
use to fasten protective sleeve (F).
● Fasten protective sleeve (F) to right
upper handlebar with cable tie (E) as
shown.
Prior to initial operation, the cables
must be checked and adjusted if
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7.3 Single-wheel cutting height
adjustment
The cutting height can be adjusted
to six different positions at each wheel
using a corresponding lever.
Lowest cutting height (1): 25 mm
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Highest cutting height (6): 90 mm
Setting the cutting height:
● Push lever (1) towards the wheel, set to
the desired position and allow to
engage in the corresponding notch.
Repeat this procedure on all four wheels.
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7.4 Height adjustment of the
handlebar
The working height of the handlebar
can be adjusted to 3 levels.
● Remove screw (1).
● Grip handlebar (2) with both hands,
11.9) adjust to a pleasant working height by
moving it upwards or downwards and
hold in position.
● Install screw (1) and tighten.
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7.5 Fuel and engine oil

Engine oil
Please consult the engine
instruction manual for the type of
engine oil to be used and the oil
capacity.
Avoid damage to the machine!
To prevent the machine tipping
over, set the cutting height on the
rear wheels first and then on the
front wheels.
Caution must also be exercised
when setting a lower cutting height
because the entire weight of the
machine then rests on the last
wheel.
Avoid damage to the machine!
Top up engine oil before starting for
the first time. Use a suitable filling
aid when topping up the engine oil
and when refuelling (e.g. funnel).
Check the oil filling level at regular
intervals (see engine instruction
manual).
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