Filling With Fuel; Initial Operation - Grizzly MTS 43-14 E2 Translation Of The Original Instructions For Use

5. Remove the protective cover (15) and
pull the protective cap over the thread
cutter (14).
Filling with Fuel (Pic. 8)
Always ensure good ventilation
when handling fuel.
Do not smoke when filling with
fuel and keep away from any
heat sources. Never fill with fuel
when the engine is running.
Open the tank cap carefully, so
any excess pressure present can
be relieved slowly.
Start the equipment min. 3 m
away from the fuel filling loca-
tion. Risk of fire or explosion in
case of non-observance.
Use only the fuel mix recommend-
ed in the instructions. The fuel mix
ages. Therefore, do not use fuel
mix that is older than 3 months. In
case of non-observance, the engine
can be damaged and the guarantee
will be invalidated.
Avoid direct skin contact with
petrol and the inhalation of petrol
fumes. Health hazard!
The equipment is fitted with a
two-stroke engine and therefore
operated exclusively with a mix
of petrol and two-stroke engine
oil in the ratio 40:1.
• Use quality unleaded petrol with an
octane rating of at least 90.
• Optimum performance will be
achieved with the use of the Grizzly
two-stroke engine oil designed specifi-
cally for the equipment. If this is not
available, use super oil for air-cooled
two-stroke engines.
1. Unscrew the tank cap (37) and pour
the fuel mix into the fuel tank (2).
Wipe away fuel residues around the
tank cap and reclose the tank cap.
pic 8
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Initial Operation

Warning! Before initial opera-
tion of the equipment, it must be
checked that the condition is safe
for operation. If there is any doubt,
do not start the equipment.
Observe the following points in particular:
• Check the cutting tools for damage
and wear.
• Correct installation of the cutting head
• Easy movement of all switches
• Secure sit of the spark plug connector.
If the connector is loose, sparks can
be formed and thus ignite any leaking
fuel-air mix.
• Ensure the handles are clean in order
to be able to guide the equipment
safely.
• All safety and protective devices must
be properly installed and in place be-
fore the equipment can be started.
The cutting head must be able to run
freely.
Before starting the equipment, ensure that
the cutting head is sitting correctly and that
the moving parts are free.
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