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My Engine Make Is:
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o
Recoil
Start
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Electric
Key
Start
To help you as
quickly
as
possible when
you
write or call
for parts or
service
assistance, we'll
need
to
know
your til
ler 's
serial
number. Thi
s
number
tells
us when your
tiller
was made and
what features it has.
The
arrow in the
graphic
to the right
points
to
the top of the transm
ission
where the
serial num-
ber is
located
.
For your
convenience and
ready
reference ,
please enter the
serial number below
and check the model
you've
purchased
.
My Tiller Model Is:
o
Econo-Horse
0
Pony
The Tiller Seria
l
Number
Is:
00000000
o
Junior
Date of
Tiller Delivery:,
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A
CAUTION
TO AVOID INJURY:
•
READ THE OWNER
/
DPERATOR MANUAL.
•
KNOW LOCATION AND
FUNCTION
OF ALL
CONTROLS.
• KEEP
ALL
SAFETY DEVICES ANO SHIELDS
IN PLACE.
•
NEVER
ALLOW
CH
ILOREN
OR UN
IN-
STRUCTED ADULTS TO OPERATE TILLER.
•
SHUT OFF ENGINE AND DISCONNECT
SPARK PLUG WIRE BEFORE UNCLOGGING
TINES
OR MAKING REPAIRS.
•
KEEP BYSTANDERS AWAY FROM MA·
CHINE.
•
KEEP AWAY FROM ROTATING
PARTS.
A
WARNING TO ALL CALIFORNIA AND OTHER POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
Under
California
law,
and
under
the laws of
several other states, you are
not
permitted
to
operate
an
internal combustion engine using
hydrocarbon
fuels
on
any forest
covered,
brush
covered,
or
grass
cove
red land, or
on land covered
with
grain, hay,
or other
flammable
agricultural crop,
without
an en-
gine
spark arrester in contin
uous
effective
working order.
The
engine
on your
power
equipment,
like most
outdoor power
equipment,
is
an internal combustion
engine that burns gasoline
,
a
hydrocarbon fuel.
Therefore,
your power equipment
must
be
equipped
with a spark arrester muffler in
continuous effective
working
order.
The
spark
arrester must be at-
tached to the engine
exhaust system
in
such
a
manner that
flames
or
heat from the
system
will not
ignite flammab
le material.
Failure of the
owner
/
operator of
the equipment to
comply with this regula-
tion is a misdemeanor
under California law,
and may
also
be a violation of other
state
and/or
federal
regulations, laws, ordinances ,
or
codes.
Contact your local
fire marshal
or forest
service
for specific
information about
what
regulations
apply in your
area.
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