Shindaiwa EB8520RT Manuel D'utilisation page 12

Adjusting The Harness
The Shindaiwa blower features an
advanced harness system that helps
ensure maximum operator comfort and
ease of operation.
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The shoulder harness is filled with soft
padding for reduced operator fatigue.
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The simplified adjustment system
makes it easy to match the harness to
every body size and type.
Using The Blower
Operating Tips
In the hands of an experienced operator,
the blower can efficiently move a wide
variety of debris ranging from grass clip-
pings to gravel. As a general rule, operate
your blower at the lowest throttle setting
required to get the job done:
Heat sensor
This engine is equipped with a heat sensor
in order to prevent overheating. If engine
overheating occurs, the engine speed will
be reduced to 5,000 min (RPM). If the
-1
engine speed will not rise above 5,000 min
(RPM), please cool the engine as follows .
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B
A A
Pull on the loops to quickly
tighten the harness straps.
Quick- disconnect
spring hook
Figure 17
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Use low throttle settings when clear Use low throttle settings when clear- Use low throttle settings when clear-
ing lightweight materials from around
lawns or shrubbery.
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Use medium to higher throttle settings
to move grass or leaves from parking
lots or walkways.
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Stop the engine.
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Remove any leaves and debris blocking
intake cover.
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Keep the engine speed at idle for 1
-1
minute.
To tighten straps...
B
Comfortable
back pads
A
To loosen straps...
Pull the quick-adjust
buckles up...
A
= Adjust height
B
= Adjust angle
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Use full throttle when moving heavy
loads such as dirt or snow.
Blower noise increases at higher throttle
settings! Always use the lowest throttle set settings! Always use the lowest throttle set- settings! Always use the lowest throttle set-
ting required to get the job done!
CAUTION!
If the engine speed is automatically
reduced again after cooling the
engine, please consult with an
authorized servicing dealer.
Quick-adjust
buckle
Pull strap
loops
down.
...and pull the
straps down.
IMPORTANT!