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  • Page 1 X-max User’s manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Content Features ..........................4 Standard procedures ......................5 Before take-off checklist ......................5 Trike ............................5 Engine ............................9 III. Paraglider ..........................11 Refueling ............................ 11 Engine start and warmup ......................12 Engine maintenence ......................14 Engine specification ........................14 Maintenance –...
  • Page 3 Specifications X-max Trike Nett weight......... 87 kg Fuel tank capacity........ 20l Number of seats ......... 1 Engine Model ..........Briggs & Stratton 2V Number of cylinders......V-twin Type............. 4-stroke Power........... 23 KW Fuel type..........Pb98 Power transmission Transmission ratio........ 2,36 :1 Power transmission type......

  • Page 4: Features

    1. Features 1. Main frame 2. Engine frame 3. Engine 4. Pilots’ seat 5. Rear axle with dumpers 6. Steerable front wheel with disc brake and shock dumper 7. Alloy fuel tank 8. Moto-Para-Fly exhaust system 9. Paraglider suspension 10. Cocpit 11.

  • Page 5: Standard Procedures

    2. Standard procedures Before take-off checklist Each time before takeoff the pilot is obliged to check the equipment as follows: Trike  Frame, bolts and mount points – whether the items are not loose, bent or cracked,  Mounting of the wheels, their functionality, tire pressure and brake operation, the condition and tension of rear axle link,...
  • Page 6  Pilots’ seat -mounting and fasteners - no tear or abrasion, check fasteners functionality,  Paraglider suspension – - no tear or abrasion, no loosened, bent or cracked items,...
  • Page 7  Rescue system – check mounting points – refer to Independence owner’s manual  Battery fastening – tight Velcro strap fastening...
  • Page 8  Propeller cage and its attachment - no damage and deformation  Strobo light...

  • Page 9: Engine

    Engine  Engine frame and engine fixing components  Electric wiring – connectors, isolation and fitting condition,  Propeller fixing and condition- no visible damage as scratches, cracks, delamination, dents,  Condition and tension of poly V belt,...
  • Page 10  Exhaust and its fixing – no cracks, loose parts,  Operation of engine OFF switch  Operation of throttle-lever – does it moves freely in the full range,...

  • Page 11: Paraglider

     Steering lines– no knots, pulleys’ functionality and condition Refueling  For X-Max use only high quality unleaded petrol pb98  Do not fuel up the tank completely (leave 5 cm of free space), watch fuel level indicator  Fuel older than 30 days after the tank should not be used ...

  • Page 12: C) Engine Start And Warmup

    1- Main ignition switche, 2 –Low oil pressure LED indicator, 3-Engine start, 4-Engine stop, 5- Strobe light switche, 6-Fuel gauge. Engine start and warmup Before starting the engine follow the “before takeoff” checklist. To start the engine:  Turn the key clockwise ...
  • Page 13 Cruise control...

  • Page 14: Engine Maintenence

    3. Engine maintenence a) Engine specification Briggs & Stratton V2 Type 4 stroke Number of cylinders: V-twin 627 cm Engine Displacement (cc) Power 33 ps by 4200 rpm Cylinder bore diameter: 75,5 mm Stroke: 70 mm Engine waight 38 kg Oil pan capacity 1.7 liter (with oil filter)

  • Page 15: B) Maintenance - Check Intervals

    b) Maintenance – check intervals  Oil..............5 W 40 syntetetic  Oil level check..........every 5 hours of operation  Oil exchange............ after first 8 hour of operation, than every 50hours or everyseason,  Air filter exchange........... every 50 hours, or every season, ...
  • Page 16 2. Oil drain  Remove the oil drain plug, turning counter clockwise.  Drain the oil to appropriate receptacle, reinstall the drain plug 3. Oil filter exchange  Oil filter must be replaced during every oil change.  Unscrew the oil filter counterclockwise. ...

  • Page 17: Spark Plug Exchange Procedure

    4. Oil filling procedure  Level the engine.  Remove the oil fill cap and add fresh oil. First add 1.7 liter.  Start and run the engine on idle for 30 seconds.  Shut engine off and wait 30 seconds. ...

  • Page 18: Propeller Helix H40F

    4. Propeller Helix H40F...

  • Page 26: Powerplay Sting 250

    5. Powerplay Sting 250...

  • Page 37: Independence

    6. Independence...

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