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81/1051/EWG<br />

Vibrations on<br />

the lawnmower’s<br />

L 86 dB (A)<br />

pA<br />

handlebars* ahw 7,2 m/s2 * measured according to EN 836/A2<br />

Rights to make technical alternations reserved!<br />

4. Preparation<br />

The following parts must be in the pack for the<br />

assembly of the mower:<br />

· Mower<br />

· Handle support<br />

· Lower handle<br />

· Upper handle<br />

· Deflector<br />

· Intake pipe<br />

· Tool bag with the following contents:<br />

– operating instructions<br />

– Declaration of Conformity<br />

– spark plug key<br />

– various fixing parts.<br />

Should a part happen to be missing, please get in<br />

touch with your dealer.<br />

Fitting the handle support 2<br />

– Position the handle support on the two preassembled<br />

screws between the rear wheels.<br />

– Tighten by hand with a curved washer and a<br />

hexagon heat nut.<br />

Fitting the lower handle 2<br />

– Insert a hexagon head nut into each of the<br />

cams on the mower housing in front of the rear<br />

wheels.<br />

– Position both handle ends on the outside of the cams.<br />

– To fix, first push a washer and then a spacer onto<br />

the two hexagon head cap screws.<br />

– Push the two screws through the ends of the<br />

handle and into the cams and tighten.<br />

Fitting the upper handle 3<br />

– Push the upper handle over the lower handle<br />

until the fixing holes of both ends are aligned.<br />

– Make sure that the holes for the engine operating<br />

lever are located on the righthand side of the<br />

upper handle.<br />

– Position the handle support at the top or<br />

bottom holes on the inside of the lower handle<br />

depending on desired handle tilt:<br />

bottom holes = steep tilt<br />

top holes = flat tilt<br />

– Fit two hexagonal head screws with curved<br />

washers to each side of the handle from the<br />

outside and push through the handle parts.<br />

– Push a washer onto each of the two screws that<br />

also fix the handle support and a curved washer<br />

onto each of the other two screws and tighten<br />

with a hexagon head nut.<br />

– Align the assembled handle and tighten all<br />

connections.<br />

GB<br />

Installing the upper suction device 4<br />

– Raise the two spring clips from the air filter.<br />

– Mount the upper suction device on the suction<br />

flanges and clamp with the two spring clips.<br />

– Unscrew the hexagon head cap screw from the<br />

mounting clip.<br />

– Bend the attaching clip open slightly and lie it<br />

around the transverse bar of the bottom part of<br />

the leading bar from above.<br />

– Secure the mounting clip by twisting the hexagon<br />

head cap screw inwards.<br />

Attaching the Bowden cable for the engine brake<br />

to the engine 5<br />

– Attach the Bowden cable for the engine brake at<br />

the front of the engine.<br />

– Loosen the cover bolt on the right hand side of<br />

the engine. Slide the cover a little to the rear an<br />

draw it away from engagement hooks. Then slide<br />

the cover approx. 10 mm forwards.<br />

– Feed the angled metal piece (1) attached<br />

to the end of the Bowden cable up to the bend<br />

into the control lever of the brake (2) from below.<br />

– Lift the Bowden cable up to the left and pull the<br />

movable part of the end of the Bowden cable<br />

(3) backwards until the wire (4) can be fitted into<br />

the groove (5) from the front.<br />

– Then push the Bowden cable forwards, until the<br />

hook (6) locks into place int the groove (5) of the<br />

Bowden cable attachement.<br />

– Hang the cover on the engagement hooks and<br />

tighten the bolt.<br />

Fitting the operating lever for the engine / Handle<br />

starter assembly<br />

– Remove M6 hex bolt (1), profiled washer (2), selflocking<br />

nuts (3) and starter handle bracket (4)<br />

from the tool bag.<br />

– Position the gear housing for engine actuation (5)<br />

on the right-hand side of the upper handle (6)<br />

over the two bore-holes.<br />

– Insert a M6 hex bolt (1) from above, attach a<br />

profiled washer (2) from below and secure with a<br />

self-locking nut (3).<br />

– Insert the starter handle bracket (4) from below<br />

through the upper handle (6) and gear housing (5).<br />

– Fasten from above with a self-locking nut (3).<br />

– To attach the starter cable, the safety switch bow<br />

(7) must be folded onto the upper handle (6).<br />

– Pull out the starter cable (8) and attach to the<br />

starter handle bracket (4) by twisting.<br />

– Ensure that the gear cable is routed without<br />

kinking.<br />

– Fasten the cables to the upper and lower<br />

part of the handle using the cable ties in the<br />

tool bag.<br />

Filling the fuel tank 7<br />

– Position the preassembled fuel tank including<br />

brackets at mid-height on the lower handle.<br />

– Insert two saucer-head screws through the<br />

bracket from outside inwards, push a washer onto<br />

each of the screws and tighten with self-locking<br />

nut.<br />

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