Working With The Cultivator; Transport; Assembly - Apache Euro Operating Instructions Manual

4. When switching on or operating the machine, do not put your hand or feet near or under rotaring parts. When starting the engine, the operator should
not stand in front of the machine or in front of the work tools.
When pulling the engine cord for startup, the tiller should not rotate (if rotation is experienced, take action on the belt stretcher control nut).
5. As the cultivator blades may cause injury to your feet, wear strong shoes and long trousers, when working. Do not work when barefoot or wearing
open sandals.
6. When running the machine on its set of wheels on a path, switch off the motor and wait until the cultivator blades stop.
7. Maintenance and cleaning work on the machine, as well as adjustment of the brake shoe or set of wheels, must only be carried out with the motor
switched off and the cutting tool stopped. Remove the sparkplug .
8. When leaving the machine or leaving the guide handles the motor should be switched off.
9. The safety margin provided by the guide handles should always be observed. Do not guide the machine from the side or walk in front or to the side of
the machine whilst in operation. Walk, never run with the machine.
10. It is essential to have the machine checked professionally if it comes to a sudden stop, for example, as a result of hitting an obstacle .
11. Machines with an internal combustion engine must never be operated in closed rooms because of poisoning danger.
12. WARNING: Petrol is highly flammable, store fuel in containers specifically designed for this purpose, refuel outdoors only and do not smoke while
refuelling, replace all fuel tank and container caps safely.
13. If petrol is spilled, do not attemp to start the engine but move the machine away from the area of spillage and avoid creating any source of ignition
until petrol vapours have dissipated.
14. The exhaust and parts close to it can heat up to 80° Celsius. Attention: Burnhazard!
15. Be cautions when working on slopes and changing direction, however do not operate on too steep slopes, always ensure of your footing.
16. Do not change the engine governor settings and do not overspeed the engine.
17. Before using, always inspect the tools to see if they are worn or damaged. Replace worn or damaged elements. Replace faulty silencers.
18. Please note that our company assumes no responsibility for damages due to: a) repairs made by unspecialized personnel or unauthorized after-
sales service centers, or. b) use of other than GENUINE SPARE PARTS. The same conditions apply to the accessories.
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WORKING WITH THE CULTIVATOR

The development of the garden cultivator corresponds to the latest findings in biological horticulture. Deep turning over of the earth as was previously done is
not the right concept. The existing earthworm cultures are disturbed by doing this and the build up of humus, stimulated by micro organisms, destroyed. Bio-
gardeners know that only the topmost layer of the valuable humus should be worked. With the garden cultivator, the often laborious job of earth working
becomes a pleasant, easy task. It works reliably in the smallest areas, in narrow beds, between rows of plants or under shrubs and trees. Here the really shows
what it is made of. The earth is loosened up easily, peat and fertilizers are worked in and weeds removed. The specially shaped cultivator blades ensure that
the earth is crumbled up finely so that it is suitable for plant growth. The working depth is adjusted via the brake rod. The further down the rod is set, the deeper
the blades reach down. (Working depth from 5 - 12 cm).
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TRANSPORT

A forklift truck should be used to move the machine. The forks should be opened as far as possible and inserted into the pallet. The
weight of the machine is given on the Manufacturer's data plate together with the other technical information.
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ASSEMBLY

To facilitate transport, the machine is supplied incompletely mounted. Assemble the wheel and lock the bearing wheel to the