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INDEX
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ACCESSORIES 8 LINE (continued)
ADJUSTMENTS Replacement 13
Assist Handle ........................ 7 Rewinding on SpooI .......... 14
Carburetor .......................... L16 Safety .............................. 11
Line Advance ........................ 12 Size to Use ........... ............... 11
Module A_ Gap ...................... 2 Trouble Shooting . ................... 14
Spark Plug Gap ...................... 2 Welding on Spool ..................... 14
AIR FILTER ............................. 15 LUBRICATION, DRIVE SHAFT ........ 15
ASSEMBLY MAINTENANCE, CUSTOMER
Assist Handle ........................ 7 RESPONSIBILITY -- GENERAL
Tube ................................ 6 Air Filter ......................... ... 15
Preparation ......................... 6 Carburetor 17
Shield ................................ 7 Drive Shaft 15
Trimmer Head 7 Safety 15
ASSIST HANDLE ........................ 7 Starter Rope ..... .. .................. 17
Trouble Shooting Chart .............. 19
CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENTS ......... 16 MODULE AIR GAP ...................... 2
CARTON CONTENTS ......... 5
.... "........... OIL, ENGINE
COLD ENGINE STARTING ............. 10 Ratio to Gasoline 9
CONTROLS .................... ...... 2 Types to use/not to use 9
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITY -- OPERATION
GENERAL MAINTENANCE Advancing the Line .................. 12
Air Filter ............................ 15 Mowing ............................. 13
Carburetor .......................... 17 Position ............................. 8
_L D rive Shaft ........... ............... 15 Safety ...................... . ....... 11
Safety .............................. 15 Scalping .................... ........ 12
Starter Rope ......................... 17 Starting the Engine .................. 10
Trouble Shooting Chart .. ............ 19
Speed ....................... ........ 11
CUTTING METHODS .................... 12 Stopping the Engine .................. 10
TUBE ASSEMBLY ....................... 6 Sweeping ......... . .................. 13
ENGINE Trimming ........................... 12
Air Filter ............................ 15 PARTS LIST ............................. 21
Carburetor .......................... 16 PRE-OPERATION CHECKS ............ 9
Controls .......; ................. ... 2 PREWOUND SPOOLS ................... 13
Fuel Mixture ........................ 9 REPAIR PARTS LIST ..................... 21
Starter Rope..... .................... 17
Starting Instructions ................. 10 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS, WARNINGS .. 3
Storage ............................. 4 SHIELD ................................. 8
Trouble Shooting .................... 19 SPARK PLUG GAP ...................... 2
ENGINE OIL SPECIFICATIONS ....................... 2
Ratio to Gasoline 9 SPOOL
Types to use/not to use 9 Installation ........................... 13
FILTER, AIR ....................... 15 Maintenance ....... 13
DRIVE SHAFT LUBRICATION .......... 15 Prewound ............................ 13
Rewinding ........................... 14
FUE_Gaso]ine/OilT. Mixture 9 STARTER ROPE REPLACEMENT ....... 17
Mixing Fuel ...................... ... 9 STARTING INSTRUCTIONS ............. 10
Pouring Fuel ........................ 9 STORAGE ............................. 4
Safety 9 TRIMiYIER HEAD
Storage ..... ........... ............. 4 Assembly ............................ 8
GASOLINE 9
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Maintenance ........................ 11
Ratio to Gasoline .................... 9 Removal 8
Types to useino_ to use .... ........... 9 Safety .............................. 20
IDLE SPEED ADJUSTMENT ............ 16 Shield .... ........ . ........... _...... 8
LINE TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART .......... 19
Advance ............................. 12 USING YOUR TRIMMER ................ 11
Breaking ............................ 14 WARM ENGINE STARTING ............ 10
Len_h: WARM ENGINE STARTING AFTER
Operation ........................ 12 RUNNING OUT OF FUEL .......... 10
• To Cut as Replacement .............. 14 L WARNINGS AND
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .......... 3
WARRANTY ............................. 2
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