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OWNER'S MANUAL

SF600

Read this instuction manual carefully before any use of the machine, keep it as a reference.

Also, the engine manual is included as a set with the owners manual. Please read both carefully.

For any questions about this manual, please contact your OREC dealer, the

distributor in your country, or go to : http://www.orecamerica.com

0031-71010

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Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL SF600 Read this instuction manual carefully before any use of the machine, keep it as a reference. Also, the engine manual is included as a set with the owners manual. Please read both carefully. For any questions about this manual, please contact your OREC dealer, the distributor in your country, or go to : http://www.orecamerica.com...
Page 2 Getting Started Thank you for purchasing this machine. These instructions explain the correct and easy way to always keep this machine in fine working order and operate it safely. Please read these instructions fully before using this machine in order to understand the safest, most efficient way of operating it, and the correct way maintain it.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents For Safe Operation---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Warning Symbols-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Important Safety Points------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name of Parts----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 How to Operate the Machine---------------------------------------------------------------------13 How to start and stop the engine----------------------------------------------------------------- How to drive, turn, change speed, and stop-------------------------------------------------- Tilling------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Oiled Parts Inspection, Replacement, and Lubrication---------------------------------18 Transmission oil inspection, replacement and lubrication------------------------------ Engine oil inspection, replacement, lubrication--------------------------------------------- How to Lubricate Each Part------------------------------------------------------------------------...
Page 4: For Safe Operation
For Safe Operation Please read these instructions regarding safety and operation before operating this machine. In order for this machine to satisfactorily demonstrate its true performance, please preform regular maintenance and inspection Warning Symbols The warning symbols are attached to the machine to draw attention to particularly serious dangers. Please be sure to fully understand the meaning of each warning symbol before operating this machine.
Page 5 0215-83200 0223-76100 0031-74100 83-1260-909-10 80-1488-928-10 In the case that these warning symbols become difficult to see, please replace them so that they can be easily seen und understood.
Page 6: Important Safety Points
Important Safety Points This machine is equipped with a high-powered engine and fast moving tines. Misuse of this machine canresult in serious injury or death. Before using this machine, please be sure to read these instructions and understand and adhere to the following warnings Notes for the operator of this machine.
Page 7 When refueling, be sure not to fill the fuel tank over the maximum level. If you do overfill the fuel tank, remove fuel until it sits below the maximum level. Over-fueling can cause fire and other accidents. After refueling, securely close the fuel cap and store the machine in a safe place with no sources of ignition.
Page 8 Before operating the machine Absolutely do not try to modify this machine (including modification of the protective cover and safety cover) as this can cause injury and accidents. You will bear responsibility for any accidents or problems caused by modification. Orec America will not bear any responsibility for modified machines.
Page 9 Caution during operation During operation, tines and belts are hidden by a cover, be sure to keep hands and feet well away. Touching these parts can cause serious injury such as the severing of hands and feet. During operation, the rotating tines come right to the edge of the tine cover. Absolutely do not put your feet inside the cover.
Page 10 Using the machine on slopes When operating on slopes, serious accidents can be caused by you slipping and the machine rolling over. Be especially careful when working in such areas and stop operating the machine immediately if you feel in any danger at all. Do not operate the machine on slopes of more than 15°.
Page 11 When rubber fuel lines become old, they can split and dangerous fuel leaks can occur. Change rubber parts if they split or every 3 years regardless of damage. At this time, also change the fastening bands for the new parts. Be sure to check that the bolts in the wheels and blades are tightly fastened.
Page 12: Name Of Parts
Name of Parts Note: the model in the pictures may slightly different than the actual machine. 2: Throttle lever 1: Clutch lever 3: Engine stop switch 4: Diff lock lever 5: Adjustable handle 6: Speed change lever 7: Rear guard 8: Depth adjustment bar...
Page 13 1: Clutch lever Operates by turning power transmission [ON]/ [OFF] from the engine to the drive transmission. Lower the lever and grip it together with the handlebars to transfer power to the transmission and start driving the machine [ON]. Release your grip on the lever and it will automatically return to its raised position, power transmission will be cut and the machine will stop moving.
Page 14: How To Operate The Machine
How to Operate the Machine How to start and stop the engine (Refer engine manual) Before starting the engine Place the machine on a flat surface and perform the following procedures to check the quantity of engine oil and fuel. Prep 1 Check engine oil Make sure the engine has cooled down before checking oil.
Page 15 How to start the engine Do not start the engine in a confined space or a place with insufficient ventilation. Engine exhaust gas is odorless and contains carbon monoxide which can cause death. 1. Put the speed change lever in the [N] position. Move the fuel valve lever to the [ON] position To start a cold engine, move the choke lever to the [ CLOSED ] position.
Page 16: How To Drive, Turn, Change Speed, And Stop
How to stop the engine 1. Turn the throttle lever to the [ ] position, then move Throttle lever the engine stop switch to the [ OFF ] position to stop the engine. 2. Shift the fuel valve to the [CLOSED] position Do not touch the hot engine immediately after switching off.
Page 17 How to turn Steer the machine by lifting the handle bar so that the tines come to the ground surface. Do not shift the speed change lever to [ ] position. Rotating tines may cause serious injury and accident. Release the diff lock lever [OFF] when turning. Release the drive clutch lever [OFF] to operate the diff lock lever.
Page 18: Tilling
Tilling Please carefully read and understand the following important safety points. Please clean inside the tine cover ONLY AFTER turning off the engine. Doing so without turning off the engine may cause serious injury. Please remove objects, such as big rocks, in advance, when operating this machine on rocky soil to protect the machine from damage.
Page 19: Oiled Parts Inspection, Replacement, And Lubrication
How to stop Please park the machine on flat open ground. If the machine moves when unattended it may cause accidents or machine damage. Please turn off the engine when unattended. 1. Release the clutch lever 2. Turn the throttle lever [ ] position then turn the engine stop switch [ OFF ] position.
Page 20: Transmission Oil Inspection, Replacement And Lubrication
When performing inspection, replacement, or lubrication of oiled parts, place the machine on a flat, open surface. Switch on the engine and warm it up to confirm it is working properly. Then switch off the engine, allow it to cool down and remove the spark plug cord. After switching off, please wait at least 10 minutes for all parts to cool down sufficiently before you touch the machine.
Page 21: Engine Oil Inspection, Replacement, Lubrication
Engine oil inspection, replacement, lubrication Before changing oil, please switch on the engine and warm it up. Allow at least 10 min for all parts to cool down after switched off in order to prevent burns. Inspection Perform this inspection before every use, and check oil quantity and quality using the dipstick Make sure the engine oil is always at the maximum level on the level gauge.
Page 22: How To Lubricate Each Part
How to Lubricate Each Part Be sure to lubricate each part with grease or lubricating oil (#30) every 30 hours. Operation will become heavy and the machine could be damaged if you neglect lubrication and allow oil to run out Lubricate all parts indicated by "A"...
Page 23: How To Clean The Air Filter
How to clean the air filter Be sure to periodically clean the air filters. If you continue to use the machine with the air filter and recoil starter clogged with weeds, etc., exhaust temperature will increase and could ignite fuel, resulting in a fire. Cleaning, replacement time (approx.) Cleaning Replacement...
Page 24: Adjusting The Cables
Adjusting the Cables Check that you are taking sufficient safety precautions when adjusting each cable by placing the machine on a flat, open surface with the engine switched off and the spark plug cord removed. Clutch cable If the V-belt slips and the machine becomes over-loaded even when you grip the handlebar with the clutch lever -Loosen the lock nut and move the adjust nut in the direction B...
Page 25: Belt Inspection
Belt Inspection Before working on the machine, stop the engine and remove the spark plug cord. Not taking this precaution could lead to serious injury and accident Please check the belt regularly as it is a consumable parts and subject to wear and tear. If you notice wear or cracks in any of these parts, please replace immediately Cog belt: Size----- HP-2 SB33 x 1...
Page 26: Tine Inspection And Replacement
Tine Inspection and Replacement When inspecting or replacing the tines, place the machine on a flat, open area. Always be sure to switch off the engine as there is a danger of injury. When replacing or repairing tines, always have the work performed by someone with the correct tools and experience.
Page 27: Inspection And Replacement Of Ez Anker
Inspection and Replacement of EZ Anker EZ Anker is a consumable part. Using worn EZ Anker will prevent proper resistance, and the machine may run rapidly on the ground, which may cause accidents. 1. If the length of the EZ Anker has become shorter than the rotor's rotating radius, it's time for replacement.
Page 28: Specifications Reference Values
Specifications Reference values Name Mighty Model SF600 Total length × Total width × Total height 67"x 23"x 38" (1690×590×970mm) Tilling width 19.7in (500mm) Tines Size of Cog belt HP- SB33 x 1 Weight 185 lbs.( 84kg ) Size of tire 3.50-7 ( 350...
Page 29: Periodic Voluntary Inspection Table
Periodic Voluntary Inspection Table Neglecting inspection and maintenance is a cause of accidents and damage. Perform inspection referring to [Periodic voluntary inspection table] in order to always keep the machine functioning correctly Perform annual inspection once a year and monthly inspection once a month, and starting checks every time you use the machine D: Daily M: Monthly Y: Yearly Inspection...
Page 30: Troubleshoot
Troubleshoot If any of the following effects occur, refer to the instruction manual and take the appropriate action Effect Cause Treatment Tines are worn out, Replace whole set of tines. Clumping tillage Tines are attached in the wrong direction Reattach tines in the right direction Too much work load Till at a shallow depth setting.
Page 31: When Engine Won't Work Properly
When engine won't work properly If the engine malfunctions, perform diagnosis by referring to the following table and then taking the appropriate act Effect Cause Treatment Engine stop switch is not in the [ON] position. Put the safety switch to the [ ON ] When cooling the engine, put the choke bar [CLOSE ] Choke lever has not been turned to [ CLOSE ].
Page 32: Warranty Parts
Warranty parts The supply term (period) during which replacement parts will be supplied is 9 years from the tim last OREC product is produced. However, even during the supply period, it may be necessary consult with OREC when seeking to purchase specific parts. If you have a request for replacem parts after this period has passed, please consult with OREC for prices and availability.
Page 33: Limited Warranty
LIMITED WARRANTY Terms and Conditions • Orec America, Inc. provides a limited warranty of two (2) years for residential users, one one (1) year for commercial users, and one (1) year for rental companies, of its products against defects in workmanship and materials when said products are put to ordinary and normal use. The terms and conditions of the limited warranty are as set forth herein.
Page 34 Note: to request warranty service, please contact an authorized Orec dealer or refer to your owner’s manual for the proper procedure THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS AND YOU MAY HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH MAY VARY FROM STATE TO STATE. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.