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LITTLE BEAVER Hydraulic Earth Drill Operator's Manual page 10

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TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLE
Engine will not start
Starter rope pulls hard,
with more resistance
than usual
Cannot connect or
disconnect auger
Auger turns too slowly
and will not dig
Auger turns but will not dig 1) Foreign matter collected around point
Auger with extension will
not dig
Hydraulic oil and/or hoses
overheats
Auger turns when engine idles 1) Valve or linkage is binding. Do not use. Consult your dealer or factory.
Problems not listed in table
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CAUSE
1) Torque tube is not connected at power source
2) Engine stop switch is in "off" or "O" position
3) Low fuel level in gas tank
4) Low oil level in "Oil Guard" or "Oil Alert" equipped engines
5) Spark plug fouled
1) Quick disconnect couplings are not fully connected. Push
together and rotate collar 1/4 turn.
1) Foreign matter clogging auger adaptor
2) Spring and button in top of auger is bent or broken
1) Too much downward pressure or binding on side of hole. Hold
back if necessary to allow auger to turn at full speed.
2) Bent linkage between control level and valve. With engine off,
ensure that neither lever touches handle bar when moved to full
forward or reverse position.
2) Point or blade is dull
3) Wrong blade type for soil condition. Contact your dealer or factory
for Little Beaver carbide blade
1) Auger or extension bent or running out of line
2) Number of extensions exceeds capacity of machine
1) It is normal for the hoses and reservoir to be warm to the touch.
If it is very hot, consult your dealer or factory.
1) Consult your dealer or factory.
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