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5.
Push the decompression lever to the left
6).
Note:
The decompression lever stays cocked to
the left and automatically returns to the original
position when the you pull the recoil-starter
handle again.
6.
Grasp the recoil-start handle, pull it out slowly
until you feel resistance, then pull it all the way
out with a strong and even motion
Note:
Use 2 hands if necessary.
Figure 28
7.
Slowly return the recoil-start handle to the initial
position.
8.
If the engine does not start, repeat steps
through 7.
Shutting Off the Engine
1.
Unlock the engine-speed-control handle by
rotating it counterclockwise, and push it in
slightly, to the idle setting.
2.
Run the engine at low idle speed and without
a load for at least 5 minutes to allow engine
components that operate at a high temperature
to cool down.
3.
Push the engine-speed-control handle the rest
of the way in to shut off the engine.
4.
Move the fuel-shutoff lever to the
position after the engine stops.
Note:
If the engine does not stop after you push
the engine-speed-control handle all the way in,
stop the engine by moving the fuel-shutoff lever
to the
position.
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Using the Machine
(Figure
DANGER
This machine is capable of amputating hands.
• Stay in the operator's position while the
machine is running.
• Keep all bystanders a safe distance from
(Figure
28).
the machine.
• Stop the machine immediately if any
people or animals enter the work area.
• Never place any part of your body into a
position that causes an unsafe operating
condition.
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2.
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5.
Important:
the engine-speed-control handle located on the
cowl; refer to
12).
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Ensure that the machine is on level ground and
that the surrounding area is clear of obstacles.
Note:
Disconnect the machine from the tow
vehicle and chock the front and back of both
tires to prevent any movement.
Make sure that you read all the recommendations
from the Safety section; refer to
Practices (page 4)
before using the machine.
Start the engine and close the engine cowl.
Allow the engine to warm up at idle for 2 minutes;
refer to
Starting the Engine (page
Use the handwheel to move the drum into an
upright, slightly tilted position to allow access for
pouring materials into the drum.
Note:
This position also allows the mixing
paddles to mix the materials more effectively.
Push the drum-tilt brake down to lock the drum
into position and avoid accidentally dumping the
material.
If you need to stop the machine, use
Engine Speed Control Handle (page
Safe Operating
23).
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