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Always ensure blade is correctly fitted before use.
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Always use a sharp blade. Replace damaged or worn blades.
Use original spare parts only.
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Use blade for weeds, grass and the like only.
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Kickback is a reaction which can occur when a rotating blade comes into contact
with something it cannot cut. This can cause the blade to stop for a moment
causing the machine to recoil from the object it hit. This reaction can be so violent
that control over the machine can be lost. Kickback can occur without warning if the
blade gets stuck, loses speed or is impaired. This is more likely in areas where it
can be hard to see the material to be cut.
Always ensure strap is properly adjusted.
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Maintain a firm grip on both handles whilst blade is in use. Keep blade away from
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body and under waist height.
6. Switch from bush clearer to trimmer
Remove blade – Figure 5,6.
1. Fit holder (7) into trimmer gear wheel (9), and bushings (5) to secure shaft.
2. Remove blade retaining nut (2).
3. Remove washer (3), spacer (4) and blade(6).
Fitting trimmer head – Figure 5,6
1. Fit holder (7) to trimmer head to secure to shaft
2. Fit trimmer head by turning anticlockwise.
3. Tighten trimmer securely before use.
7. Replacing twine - figure 7
Stop engine.
Press each side of twine housing. Remove lid.
Remove roll by pulling. Allow spring (B) to remain on spool. Remove any twine residue.
Take 3-4 m of twine (2.4 mm) and double it up.
Insert both ends into the 2 holes on the roll. Wind twine onto roll in direction of arrow.
Avoid twisting twine. When twine is fully on roll, cut and insert the two cut ends through the
guide holes. NEVER OVERFILL THE REEL!
Assemble twine housing in reverse order, starting with spring. Place twine in twine housing
holes.
Fit cover. Check cover is secure.
Always ensure trimmer head is secured tightly.
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
NB: Keep blade parts together.
If in doubt, contact your nearest dealer.
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