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OPERATING THE MACHINE
Recommended usage
This heading concerns the operation of your machine. You will find in the table below all the information and operating tips for the different acces-
sories that can be used with your machine. These include work that can be carried out and the different types of soil.
Heavy and humid soil
Hard soil
Fallow soil
Moderately stony soil
Hard surface soil
Well-kept and running soil
Moving between two rows to
remove grass
Moving between two rows
on hard soil
Soft soil
Heavy soil
Lawn with grass longer than
5 cm
Very wet lawn
Between road and lawn
Assemble the blades with the tips facing backwards and don’t apply
pressure on the jackleg.
Assemble the blades with the tips facing forwards.
Apply light pressure to the handlebars up and down.
This helps the machine to better re-enter the soil.
Use a material adapted to clean the soil. Assemble the blades with
the tips facing forwards to trim and cut the grass.
To add a finishing touch, assemble the blades with the tips facing
backwards.
Assemble the blades with the tips facing backwards and press very
gently on the handlebars to maintain good control over the machine.
Avoid using the machine on soil that is too stony.
Put the tips of the blades facing forwards and apply a light pressure
on the handlebars.
Blade tips facing backwards and light pressure on the handlebars.
Put the tips of the blades facing backwards and don’t put any pres-
sure on the handlebars.
Put the tips of the blades facing forwards and apply light pressure on
the handlebars.
Put the tips of the blades facing backwards. When the machine
sinks into the soil, gently lift the plough.
Put the tips of the blades facing forwards. Apply light pressure on the
handlebars.
Mow the lawn first for a better effect.
Do not use the lawn dethatcher. You risk damaging the lawn.
Assemble the edger as indicated opposite:
Operate the engine at mid rating and preferably on dry ground.
BLADE ASSEMBLY CONDITIONS ADVICE BLADE
DIRECTION
BLADES
4 TEETH
CULTIVATOR
BLADE
6 TEETH
TILLER
PLOUGH
TRANSPOR-
TING WHEEL
EDGER
LAWN DETHAT-
CHER
OPTIONS
For optimal operation of the lawn dethatcher, it is preferable that the soil is slightly humid and
that the transporting wheel is assembled so as not to mark the lawn.
Full throttle.
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