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Guard against kicking. Obstructions in or on the soil can cause the
tines to kick forward or upward. The tines can also kick back toward
the operator if allowed to contact obstructions above them.
a) Wear non-slip gloves and use the proper grip on the handles
to keep control of the unit.
b) Avoid contact with obstructions at or below ground level.
c) Keep the tines at ground level. Do not raise the head where
tine contact with wires, branches, etc. could cause you to
lose control.
Maintain a balanced stance, and keep the cultivator head well away
from your feet.
Always shut off the engine before clearing debris from the tines and
hubs. Dry-clean the attachment after use.
Do not immerse the cultivator head in water or mud or wash it down,
because moisture will harm the internal parts.
ECHO UNDERWATER CUTTING ATTACHMENTS
FOR STRAIGHT SHAFT SRM UNITS
KEEP CULTIVATOR HEAD DRY
These reciprocating blade type attachments are for “straight shaft”
SRM units only. They have waterproof heads designed for under-
water weed cutting. The blade angle is suitable for low-level cutting.
Follow instructions in this safety manual for general operation of the
SRM unit.
Follow instructions in the ECHO Underwater Cutting Attachment
Operator’s Manual for assembly, operation, lubrication and main-
tenance of the attachment.
HERE ARE SOME SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS FOR THE SAFE USE
OF THE UNDERWATER CUTTING ATTACHMENT.
Wear approved type (Z87) goggles to protect your eyes.
Operate the unit with a harness.
Keep the blade head clear of your body. Do not draw the blade head
close to your feet.
Always shut off the engine before cleaning materials from the blade
teeth.
DO NOT DRAW
BLADE CLOSE TO
YOUR FEET