Inspection Before Operation - Raider RD-T10 User Manual

Dangers of fire and burns.
Gasoline is extremely flammable and its vapors can explode. Handle gasoline extremely
carefully and keep it out of reach of children;
To avoid fire or explosion, the engine is refueled when stopped and cooled. Charge the
engine outdoors and, as a last resort, in well-ventilated areas. Keep the engine away from
fire and / or sources of heat. Do not smoke when refueling. If fuel spills on the engine
housing - please dry before starting;
Allow the engine to cool before refueling. Gasoline or spilled fuel can be ignited;
Never touch the engine housing or the exhaust pipe during operation or shortly after
switching off. Contact with the hot engine may cause burns or damage to some materials;
Wait for the engine to cool before performing any maintenance work on the cultivator or
to store it indoors.
Exhaust gas intoxication.
The exhaust gas contains carbon monoxide, which is colorless and odorless and highly
toxic. Inhalation leads to rapid loss of consciousness and death. Do not operate the
cultivator indoors without proper ventilation (eg in greenhouses)!
Tilt work:
When working on a slope, make sure that the tank is sufficiently fueled to provide power
to the engine on a slope;
When crossing irregularities, you must ensure that the engine is fueled by tilting the
motor cultivator;
Много Be very careful when changing gears;
Do not use the cultivator on slopes greater than 10 °;
Трябва To achieve maximum security and achieve your goals, you must
as much as possible comply with the type of soil tillage tool. Before starting the machine,
check that the cultivator is not damaged and is in good technical condition. This will give
you safety and security in extreme cases when moving up or down hills.

INSPECTION BEFORE OPERATION.

TO BE CARRIED OUT IN THE HORIZONTAL POSITION OF THE ENGINE!
Engine oil.
Caution: Running the engine at lower / low oil level can cause serious engine
damage. Check as necessary for this purpose:
1. Unscrew the oil sump cap (key 1, fig. 3) and clean the control rod.
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