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Craftsman WEEDWACKER 358.796120 Instruction Manual page 22

34cc/2.1 cu.in. 4-cycle gasoline weedwacker

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LOOK FOR RELEVANT
EMISSIONS
DURABILITY
PERIOD AND AIR INDEX
INFORMATION
ON YOUR ENGINE EMISSIONS
LABEL
Engines that are certified
to meet the
California
Air Resources
Board
(CARB) Tier 2 Emissions
Standards
must display information
regarding
the
Emissions
Durability
Period and Air
Index.
Sears makes this information
available
to the consumer on our
emission
labels and hang tags.
The Emissions
Durability
Period
de-
scribes the number of hours of actual
running time for which the engine is
certified
to be emissions
compliant,
assuming
proper maintenance
in ac-
cordance with the operating
and main-
tenance
instructions.
The following
categories
are used:
Moderate:
Engine is certified
to be
emission
compliant
for 50 hours of ac-
tual engine running time.
Intermediate:
Engine is certified
to
be emission
compliant
for 125 hours
of actual engine running
time.
Extended:
Engine is certified to be
emission
compliant
for 300 hours of
actual engine running time.
For example,
a typical consumer
string trimmer is used 5 to 10 hours
per year. Therefore,
the Emissions
Durability
Period
of an engine with
an moderate
rating would equate to 5
to 6 years.
The Air Index is a calculated
number
describing
the relative level of emis-
sions for specific engine family.
The
lower the Air Index, the cleaner the
engine.
This information
is displayed
in graphical
form on the emissions
la-
bel or hang tag.
AFTER JULY t, 2000, LOOK FOR
EMISSIONS
COMPLIANCE
PERIOD
ON ENGINE EMISSIONS
COM-
PLIANCE
LABEL
After July 1,2000,
certain Craftsman
engines
will be certified to meet the
United States Environmental
Protec-
tion Agency
(U.S. EPA) Phase 2 Class
IV emissions
standards.
For Phase 2
Class IV certified
engines,
the Emis-
sions Compliance
Period referred to
on the emissions
compliance
label in-
dicates the number of operating
hours
for which the engine has been shown
to meet federal
emission
require-
ments.
For engines
equal to or great-
er than 20 cc, and less than 50 cc dis-
placement,
Category
C = 50 hours, B
= 125 hours, and A = 300 hours.
The displacement
of Model Series
21000 engines
is 34 cc, 21100 en-
gines is 40 cc.
This is a generic represen-
tation of the emissions
compliance
label typically
found on a certified
engine:
This engine is certified to be emissions
compliant
for the following
use:
[]
Moderate
(50 hours)
[]
Intermediate
(125 hours)
[]
Extended
(300 hours)
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