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6. OPERATION
B
If the mower
tilts or overturns,
the blade will be exposed;
that will increase the risk of injury from blade contact
and from thrown
objects
and debris. For your safety, keep all four wheels on the ground,
and be careful
not to lose your footing
and your control
of the mower.
Keep a firm grip on the handlebar,
and walk, never run, with the mower.
Be
very careful when mowing
uneven or rough ground.
Mow across slopes, never
up and down. Be careful when changing
the direction
of the mower on a slope.
Do not use the mower
on a steep slope of more than 20°.
MAXIMUM
SLOPE: 20'
Use extra care when
mowing
over objects
imbedded
in the lawn,
such as
sprinkler
heads, paving,
edging,
etc. Avoid anything
that sticks up above the
surface
of the
lawn.
Striking
objects
may damage
the
blade,
bend
the
crankshaft,
and/or
break the cutter
deck or other mower
components.
M
A damaged
blade may break. Broken pieces can be thrown
by the blade and may cause serious injury. Stop the engine immediately
if you
suspect
the blade is damaged.
If the blade hits something,
or if the mower starts to vibrate, follow these steps:
1. Stop the engine.
2. Inspect
the blade and other mower
components
for damage.
3. Replace any damaged
parts before operating
the mower.
NOTE: The Distributor's
Limited
Warranty
does not cover parts damaged
by
accident
or collision.
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