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SUPPORT WHEEL AND DRAG STAKE
For moving the cultivator, only use the support wheel. Prior to starting work, fold the wheel up (Fig. 8).
However, it may also be used during work to control the depth of cultivation. The drag stake helps work by holding
the cultivator back.
CONTROLLING The cultivating blades
The lever on the left handle of the cultivator is used to control the cultivation blades (Fig. 9.)
Caution! For safety reasons, this lever is fitted with a safety mechanism preventing accidental
engagement of the blades
Prior to engaging them, pull to release the safety mechanism on the lever (Fig. 9, point 1)
Push the lever to the handle to put the cultivation blades into motion (Fig. 9, point 2)
To release the cultivation knives, release the lever (Fig. 9, point 2)
APPLICATION RANGE GASOLINE CULTIVATOR
ATTENTION: Before use, remove all visible stones or other foreign objects.
ATTENTION: THE GASOLINE CULTIVATOR IS NOT INTENDED TO REMOVE GRASS TURF
OR CONVERTING GRASS SURFACES TO FLOWER BEDS
Use the petrol cultivator for preparing maintained garden beds before sowing. The cultivator can also be used for
sowing tilled or ploughed garden beds, or for incorporating various types of fertilizer into the soil. The cultivator
can also be used to incorporate new substrate into existing garden beds.
To prepare a garden bed for sowing, it is recommended to use on of the following patterns:
Loosening pattern A – Travel over the loosened area twice, the second time in cross direction to the first run,
Loosening pattern B – Travel over the loosened area twice, the second time overlap the first run
PETROL CULTIVATOR
Controlling and operating the cultivator
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
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