
17-GARAGING
Before
garaging
the
machine:
>
Wash it
carefutly
wilh Disel
fuet,
change
the engine
oit,
gear
box and
miliing
unh .
>
Empty
the
tuel tank
and
wash or change
the air-filter-
>
Oil
and llbri€te
every
joints
and mechanism,
> Change
or
repair
evenlual
damaged
parts.
>
Park the
machine
in a
dry room,
putting
its wheels
on wooden
boards
oi
even
better, lifted
frcm the
ground.
18.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Eventual
troubles
which
can be sofued
by the
operator
(worker)
:
ENGINE:
The
engine
doesn't start;
control
that:
> Fuel
in
the tank
reaches
half of
the tank itself
.
> The
fuel
@ck
is open.
>
The
starter must
be
engaged
if the engine
is cotd.
>
Fuel
arives
lo the
carbureftor.
>
The
vent
€p on
lhe tank is not
clogged.
> The
cab!retior
castlngs
are
opeil:
otheMise
clean
them with
@mpressed
air.
>
Theignitionsparkworks:totestthis,unscrewthesparkplug,remnnectittotheelec{riccable,leanthe.metailicpaftofthesparkplugto
mass
(working
cylinder)
and
turnlhe
engine
pulley
as foi
the
stafting
. tf the ignition
sp;;;;;s;;i
ffir'hong
tne
ebctrodes,
controt
the
ioints
of the electric
€ble. otheruise
change
the spark
plug
wlt:-h
anothei
one . li
eu"n tnis
ati"ili
iaits,
the breakdown
has
to be
attributed
to the lighting
set
(points,
capacitor,
coils
etc).
l; thE
case we
suggest
to apply
to the nearest
service
relating tne
engine
mounted
on the
machine.
GEARS
DO NOT
ENGAGE
:
>
Regulate
the
clutch by
unsqewing
the register
screw
(Rei
'8"
Picture
6)
till
you
obtain a
good
clutch
disengagement.
>
Pay
aftention:
do not
eliminate
totally
the freeplay.
> The
clutch
wire must
not
be @mpletely
engaged.
19
-
RULES
FOR
A CORRECT
IJSE
OF THE
MACHINE
>
Makeagoodrunninginperiodtotheengineandthemachine(foratleastlOhouGdonotgetoverTO%oftheengine€pacity).
>
Always
use
the clutch
befoG
opeEting
any
levec.
>
Do
not leave
the clutch
disengaged
for
a long
tire.
>
Never
for@
the speed
seleclor
leveE
and
pTO,
if they
do not
engage
leave
gradually
lhe
clutch.
>
Keep
the steering
column
joint
and the
handlebar
cleaned
and
oi6d:
>
Never
fore
the engine;
when
smoke
@mes
out frcm the
exh€usting
pipe,
it means
lhat the
engine
is under
stress.
>
Do not
work
for long
pedods
of tire at
tull speed,
in
particular
durini
wim
periods.
>
Periodically
contrclthe
tyre
pressure
(Atm-
1,3)
>
Duing
the mounting
of the
different
t@ls do
not damage
the
dowels
(Rei "D"
Piclure
8) and
the splines;
@ntrol
that
screws and
the
Jastening
spine
ofthe
tools
are well
locked,
especially sJrere
ofthe miti
hos
and th" r""tinin!
icieui"
oiitle
cutteruar.
> Donotleavethemachineundertherain
-
20
_
AC
CI D EN
T-
P REVENTIO
N RIJ LES
A
ATTENTION,
'I'S
DANGEROUS..
,/ I \
>
To
leave
the engine
running
in closed
rooms:
exhaust
gases
are highly
toxic.
z-::.,:\
>
To
refuelwith
the
engine
running
or overheated.
>
To
arelerate
going
to
reve6e;
the
engine
must be at
minimum
speed.
>
To make
tests'
lo cl€an
and to
repair
tools
(milling
cufter, cutterbar,
lawn mower
etc.)
with the
engire
running.
>
To
touch the
just
switched
off engine
(some
partJmay
bum).
>
To
move with
the
cutterbarwithout
proteclion.
>
To
execute
the operations
of
t€nsport, maintenanG,
repair
and lubfication
with
the engine
not switched
off and without
all
the
protections
mounted.
>
On
means
of transport
the
machine
must be
well fastened
with
proper
locking.
>
The
cutter
protections
must
be adjusted
a@rding
to the depth
of
the work
]
so that
the
part
of the
tool which
cuts the
ground
remains
.
urmvered;
never
make
hoeing
operations
without
the back
hood
panel
on lhe
machine.
| 5::t-
"Y:f_:T:ient
th-e
safety
disposals
(
above
all the automatic
englne stop
)
and
the
prctections
of
the rotating
elements.
>
Eerore
startng
to work make
sure
there
are nol
persons
or obstacles
in
the machine
range
of action inferior
to
5 mbters.
>
Wear
proper
shoes and
clothes,
do not
wear large
or fluttering
clothes
(s€rf
or foulard).
>
Never
wo* in
sloping
grounds
without
having
alsured
the
m]achine
sl;bility- Attentio;!
Do nol work
in
grounds
with
a more
than 50
yo
slope-
>
Keep
thefuel
in
propertanks.
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