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OPERATION
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KNOW YOUR BRUSHWACKER (See Fig. 15 )
READ THIS OPERATOR'S MANUAL AND SAFETY RULES BEFORE OPERATING YOUR BRUSHWACKER. Compare
the illustrations withyour unitto familiarize yourself with the locationof the vadous controlsand adjustments. Save this
manual for future reference.
MUFFLER &
SPARKPLUG
(INSIDE)
CHO_:_'V_I\1
/
AIR FILTER._..._.I_ _ (BackSide)
(INSIDE)
_.,_j {_ STARTER ROPE
v \
THROTTLEHANDLE
THROTTLELOCKOUT
ENGINE SWITCH 0
THRO'I-rLE TRIGGER
HANDLEBAR
TUBE
PLASTIC LINE
TRIMMER SHIELD
J?oI %
\
DUAL UNE HEAD
SHIELD
BRUSH TRI BLADE
METAL BLADE :
SHIELD _
SAPLING SAW BLADE
CUTTING LINE HEAD
CONFIGURATION
BRUSH BLADE
CONRGURATION
SAW BLADE
CONRGURATION
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Figure 15
The ENGINE SWITCH has a stop position.
The STARTER ROPE HANDLE is used for starting the
engine.
The CHOKE LEVER providesadditionalfuel tothe engine
when starting a cold engine.
The THROTTLE LOCKOUT prevents the THRO'I-FLE
TRIGGER from being squeezed accidentally.
The THRO'I-rLE TRIGGER controls engine speed.
The DUAL LINE CUTTING HEAD isdesigned to c_Jtgrass
and light weeds.
The BRUSH TRI-BLADE is designed to cutgrass, weeds,
and brushy vineS up to 1/2 inch m diameter.
The SAW BLADE is designed to cut grass, weeds, and
woodybrush and small trees up to 21/2 inches in diameter.
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