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Bushranger
500SF / 650SF
Lawnmower
Assembly and
Owner’s Manual
CONTENT
2
Safety Instructions ................................................................................................................ 4
Engine Informations ............................................................................................................. 7
Oil and Fuel .......................................................................................................................... 8
Fuel ....................................................................................................................................... 8
Assembling the Catcher ....................................................................................................... 9
Handlebar Folding Instructions ............................................................................................ 10
Handlebar Height Adjustments Instructions ....................................................................... 10
Mulch Models ....................................................................................................................... 10
Starting the Lawnmower Cold Starts .................................................................................. 11
Starting the Lawnmower Hot Starts ..................................................................................... 11
Stopping the Engine ............................................................................................................. 11
Throttle Control Lever ........................................................................................................... 12
Zone Start Handle ................................................................................................................ 12
Recoil Start Handle ............................................................................................................. 12
Cutting Height Adjustment ................................................................................................... 13
Grass Catcher ..................................................................................................................... 14
Mulching Models .................................................................................................................. 15
Fitting and Removing the Mulch Plate ................................................................................. 16
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
COMMISSIONING THE LAWNMOWER
OPERATING THE LAWNMOWER
CONTENT
3
Engine .................................................................................................................................. 17
Check Engine Oil Level ........................................................................................................ 17
Clean the Air Cleaner ........................................................................................................... 17
Check Spark Plug ................................................................................................................. 18
Rotating Screen .................................................................................................................... 18
Throttle Control .................................................................................................................... 18
Fasteners and Linkages ....................................................................................................... 18
Change Worn or Damaged Blades ....................................................................................... 18
Blade Replacement Torque Settings .................................................................................... 20
Carburettor Adjustment ........................................................................................................ 20
Cleaning the Mower Body ................................................................................................... 21
Cleaning the Catcher ............................................................................................................ 21
Mufer .................................................................................................................................. 21
Storage ................................................................................................................................. 22
Troubleshooting Table ......................................................................................................... 23
Warranty .............................................................................................................................. 24
Spare Parts .......................................................................................................................... 24
Personal Notes .................................................................................................................... 25
MAINTENANCE
CLEANING & STORAGE
TROUBLESHOOTING
WARRANTY & SPARE PARTS
NOTES
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Warning
Read Operating Instructions before starting operations
Be careful of object thrown from the lawnmower
Keep other people away from the danger zone
Disconnect spark plug before carrying out any maintenance
Danger - Keep hands and feet away from cutting blades
Be careful of hot surfaces
Danger- Do NOT touch hot surfaces
MEANING OF THE SYMBOLS SHOWN ON THE MOWER
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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SAFETY SIGN:
TRAINING:
TRAINING:
This sign is used to indicate important
information for your safety and to prevent
damage.
1. Read the instructions carefully. Be
familiar with the controls and use of
the equipment.
2. Know how to stop the lawnmower
and disengage the controls quickly in
an emergency.
3. The operator or user is responsible for
accidents or hazards occurring to other
people or property.
4. Never allow children or people unfamiliar with these instructions to use the lawnmower.
5. Never operate the lawnmower while people or animals are nearby.
6. While mowing, always wear substantial footwear and long trousers. Do not operate the
lawnmower when barefoot or wearing open sandals.
7. Never operate the lawnmower with defective guards, shields or without safety protection
devices in place and in good working order.
8. Do not operate the lawnmower in a conned space where dangerous carbon monoxide
fumes can collect.
9. Never cut grass while walking backwards.
10. Always wear suitable eye & ear protection when operating the lawnmower.
11. Mow only in daylight hours or in good articial light.
12. Never lift or carry the lawnmower while the engine is running.
13. Keep hands and feet well clear of rotating blades and components.
14. Always stop the engine when you leave the lawnmower unattended and when crossing
roads, pathways or gravel drives.
15. Never mow without the catcher tted or the rear ap in the closed / down position.
A caution indicates precautions
that must be taken to avoid injury to the operator or
any bystander, or d
amage to your mower.
Read this manual before using the
lawnmower. It is essential that operators study it for
their own and others safety.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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PREPARATION:
OPERATION:
16. Thoroughly inspect the area where the lawnmower is to be used and remove all stones,
sticks, wires, bones and any other foreign objects.
17. When mowing on slopes, only mow across the face, never up and down. Exercise extreme
caution when changing direction. Do not attempt to mow excessively steep gradients. A
15° incline is the maximum recommended.
18. General
• Check that the lawnmower is in good working order before using.
• Do not adjust throttle or governor settings, as this will have a detrimental effect on
the mowers cutting ability and ultimately shorten the lawnmower’s working life.
19. Lawnmower Body
• Visually inspect to see that the cutting blade(s), blade bolts and cutting disc are not
worn or damaged.
• Regularly check that all nuts, bolts, linkages and connections are tight and secure.
• Repair or replace excessively worn or damaged components with genuine Spare
Parts only.
20. Fuel
• Add fuel before you start mowing.
• Refuel and lubricate outdoors only.
• Only remove the fuel cap or add fuel while the engine is stopped.
• Thoroughly clean any fuel spillages before starting the engine.
• After refueling or topping up with engine oil, ensure that the ller caps are replaced
securely.
• Store fuel in a cool place away from direct sunlight in a suitable container.
21. Engine, Drive & Blade
Stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug before attempting to:
- Clean the mower.
- Unblock the cutting mechanisms.
- Carry out maintenance or repairs.
- Inspect the mower if abnormal vibrations occur or after striking a foreign
object.
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ENGINE INFORMATION:
Open the carton and remove the lawnmower and its accessories, you will nd:
• 1 x Rotary Mower.
• 1 x Top grass catcher
• 1 x Bottom grass catcher
• 1 x Mulch plug (if applicable)
• 1 x Owner’s manual
• 1 x Engine manual.
Take precautions when doing this to ensure that you do not put undue stress on your back when
lifting from the carton. It is recommended that two people lift out the mower to prevent injury or
use a suitable hoist, if available.
Refer to the separate Engine Manufacturers Owners Manual (supplied with every rotary mower)
that accompanies this booklet and carry out all of the safety checks before proceeding with the
commissioning of the mower.
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OIL:
FUEL:
Before you use your lawnmower, every four
stroke will require approximately 600 ml of
engine oil in the sump. With the lawnmower
in a level position,
Your engine will run best on fresh, clean
unleaded petrol (91 octane). Use of unleaded
fuel results in fewer combustion deposits,
burns cleaner and gives longer valve life.
1. Remove the oil dipstick.
2. Wipe the dipstick clean.
3. Fill to the full mark, pouring slowly -
DO NOT OVERFILL. Then screw the
dipstick securely back into place.
Note that if the engine is overlled, it will
smoke excessively or appear to be seized.
Do not ll the petrol tank too full to allow for fuel expansion. It is recommended that
approximately 5mm to 10mm of tank space is left for this.
When handling fuel:
- Do not ll tank when the engine is running.
- Do not smoke or expose naked ame.
- Do ll tank in open well-ventilated area.
- Do wipe away any spills.
- Do move the mower away from any petrol fumes before starting engine.
Engines fitted to rotary
lawnmowers are shipped without oil. Check the
engine manufacturers manual for oil grade
details.
Petrol vapour is highly
flammable. Handle with extreme care. Store in
approved containers.
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Assembling the catcher, 500SF/650SF Series:
STEP 1
Place the base of the catcher onto a at
surface, a bench is ideal.
STEP 2
Tilting the top of the catcher forward - ease
onto the base. Locate the front lugs and tilt
carefully rearwards to align remaining lugs.
STEP 3
Ensure both halves are aligned and the lugs
engaged. Clamp together the top and bottom
halves (with rm downward hand pressure) to
lock securely.
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Handlebar folding instructions:
The handlebar assembly is supplied in the storage
position for packaging purposes. The folding handle
system allows for compact storage when not in use.
• Unfold the handle by lifting and turning it to
its ‘mowing’ position.
• Lock the handlebar in this position before
operating the mower by activating the
locking lever. The locking lever can be locking
in place at any point throughout its 360-degree
movement.
• On models tted with ‘zone start’ facility, pull
the engine starter cord out carefully so that
there is sufcient length to extend the handle
fully without stretching the cord.
To change the handlebars back to the storage position,
simply loosen the handle locking lever and rotate the
upper handlebar forward over the mower body.
There are two locking levers on 500SF and 650SF models.
Handlebar Height adjustment instructions:
Mulch & Catch models:
The height of the handlebar can be adjusted to various heights.
Lift the grass ap and secure it in the open position, loosen the four bolts two on each side
holding the handle to the mower.
• The handle can now be adjusted to the correct height by moving it.
• Hold the handle in place and tighten the bolts to secure the handle in its new position.
The mulching lawnmowers have been
assembled ready for mulching mode. They
have the mulching plug inserted and the
correct blade system tted. Removal of the
mulcher plug and tting the catcher converts
the mower to a catching model and vice
versa.
Always wait until the engine has
stopped and the blade has stopped rotating
before fitting or removing the Mulcher plug.
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Starting the lawnmower - cold starts:
Starting the lawnmower - hot starts:
Stopping the engine:
Open the fuel shut off valve (where tted).
Move the throttle control to choke / start
position. For lawnmowers tted with nonchoke engines, the primer bulb must be rmly
pressed three to four times after the throttle
control lever has been moved to the run
position.
1. Grasp the starter grip and pull slowly until resistance is felt and then pull the starter
cord with a rapid, smooth movement to start the engine. Do not allow the cord to
snap back.
2. For models without a ‘zone start’ feature, place your foot against the mower body
then grasp the starter grip.
3. Repeat the starting procedure above if necessary.
4. When the engine starts, move the throttle to the run position and to the speed
desired.
5. In the case of ooding occurring, move the throttle to the stop position, pull
the starter cord 5 - 6 times, then move the throttle lever to the choke / start or run
position and pull the starter cord as above.
Follow the above #1 to #5 steps for restarting after emptying catcher or short rest periods. A
warm engine will usually start in the idle position. However, if it fails to start, follow the cold start
procedure.
To stop the engine, move the throttle control to the stop position. Turn the fuel shut-off valve
(where tted) to the close / off position when the mower is not in operation to prevent fuel leakage
from the carburettor.
Never start or run
the engine
indoors or poorly ventilated areas, engine
exhaust contains carbon monoxide gas, which can
be fatal. Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from
moving parts.
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Throttle control lever:
Zone Start handle:
Recoil start handle:
The throttle control lever is located on the right hand
handle for the 500SF / 650SF models.
The throttle lever is moved fully forward into the detented
choke / start position to start a cold engine. The run
position has a detented position for working (or governed)
speed and a graduated quadrant slide allows for selected
slower running speeds. Note that the engine speed
dictates the speed and operation of the cutting system.
Note that as soon as the engine is cranked the cutting blades rotate immediately. Models tted
with Zone Start allow effortless, trouble free, at the handle starting while keeping feet and hands
away from the cutting mechanism and danger zones. To start simply pull the zone start handle
rmly as you push the mower handlebar away.
Refer to the engine manufacturer’s owners’ handbook for details.
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Cutting height adjustment:
The single lever height adjustment makes for easy change
from one height setting to another. There are ten height
of cut settings available (from 10 mm to 65 mm) and the
most suitable height should be selected that best suits the
grass and weather conditions. To adjust the height of cut
setting, follow the steps below.
• Grip the height adjust lever by the black
knob.
• Apply an outward force to the lever to
disengage it from the quadrant rack setting.
• Holding the lever out, move the lever up
or down the quadrant rack to the desired
height of cut.
• Engage the lever into the quadrant rack by
releasing the outward force.
Note that when using a mulching lawnmower, using
the higher height settings will give the best mulching
performance.
There are two holes in the axle bell cranks on the left hand
side of the mower. The correct setting for the connecting
rod link is to have the rear of the link in the top hole and
the front of the link in the lower hole.
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Grass Catcher:
Your rotary lawnmower can be operated with
the grass catcher tted, or removed as a
utility mower.
Note that if the lawnmower is used with the
catcher removed, the rear ap must be tted and located in the down / closed position. To t the
grass catcher, stop the engine and position the catcher on the ground behind the mower. Raise
the rear ap and lift the catcher into position ensuring the catcher tongue is located over the rear
axle. Slide the catcher forward and upward; lower the ap so that the lugs on the ap locate into
the square holes on top of the catcher. Your catcher is now attached.
To remove the grass catcher, stop the engine, hold the catcher by its top handle raise the rear
ap. Lift the grass catcher up and away from the lawnmower and return the grass ap to its down
/ closed position.
Avoid leaving the catcher in direct sunlight when not in use. The catcher will not deteriorate if
stored wet but prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause premature UV breakdown. Dust and
clippings will build up inside the catcher and on its venting screen, particularly during wet weather
mowing. This debris will impede the function of the catcher so it should be removed by hosing
out with water when necessary.
Always shut off the engine and
ensure it has stopped before fitting or removing
the grass catcher or raising the rear flap.
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Mulching Models:
Mulch mowing is recommended at the higher
end of the height of cut settings to allow a
good even cut and distribution of clippings
through the lawn. Mulch mowing involves
• Do not try to mulch on too low a height
of cut setting. Remember the maximum cut
should be 25 mm off the top of the grass or
no more than one third of the grass blade
height whichever is the lesser amount.
• Always mulch at maximum throttle
setting. When engine speed is reduced or
the workload is too much the blades will not
mulch the grass efciently resulting in a poor
quality nish.
different mowing practices to conventional mowing and here are a few helpful guidelines to
provide the best results with your mulching mower.
• Avoid mulching the lawn in wet conditions. Wet grass will build up on the inside
of the body, fall off in clumps and not spread evenly into the lawn. The best time
to mulch is in the late afternoon or early evening. By this time the grass is usually
dry and the sensitive, newly cut grass is not exposed to the direct sunlight.
• Limit your ground speed to suit the conditions and to obtain the best nish and
distribution. The slower the forward speed the better the nish
• Keep the blades sharp for optimum mulching performance and to reduce engine
power loss and speed.
• Keep the underside of the lawnmower body clean so that the airow is
not restricted.
• If a trail of grass is visible, raise the cutting height of the mower.
• If the conditions for mulching are not ideal and / or there are trails of
clippings visible after cutting, there are several steps that you can take.
Convert your lawnmower back to catcher mode to remove some of the matted
grass, re-mow over the clippings, raise the height of cut or rake up the clippings
after mowing.
• It is recommended to vary the direction of mowing from week to week to prevent
matting of the grass. One-week mow east to west, the next mow north to south.
• You may notice excess clippings being dropped during turning; these areas should
be re-mow at the end to distribute properly.
Always wait until the engine has
stopped and the blade has stopped rotating
before fitting or removing the Mulcher plug.
Top 1/3 of height
Top 1/3 of height
Or 25mm Max
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Fitting and removing the mulcher plug:
Fitting the plug
• Stop the engine.
• Make sure the discharge chute and
underside of the mower body is clean.
• Lift the rear ap of the lawnmower and
remove the catcher, if tted.
• Grasp the Mulcher Plug by its handles
and insert into the rear of the lawnmower
ensuring it is positioned correctly.
• Guide the mulcher plug in over the rear axle
and clip into position.
• Lower the rear ap.
• The lawnmower is now ready to use as a
mulcher model.
Removing the plug:
• Stop the engine.
• Lift the rear ap of the lawnmower.
• Grasp the Mulcher Plug by its handles and
lift clear of the rear axle of the lawnmower.
• Guide the mulcher plug out over the rear
axle of the lawnmower.
• Lower the rear ap or t the catcher as
required.
Clean the underside of the mower body and mulcher plug
as necessary.
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Engine:
Clean the air cleaner:
Check engine oil level:
Refer to the manufacturers operator owner manual for engine maintenance information.
Remove and clean the air lter cartridge at three monthly intervals or every 25 hours of normal
use. The air lter cartridge may require servicing more often under dusty operating conditions. To
service the air cleaner cartridge, follow the procedures detailed in the engine manual.
Note that if the engine is overlled, it will smoke excessively or appear to be seized.
Periodically the oil level should be checked
to ensure it is correct. Engine oil also requires
changing after the initial rst ve hours of use,
and then every 50 hours of normal use and 25
hours of heavy use thereafter. With the mower
in a level position,
1. Remove the oil dipstick.
2. Wipe the dipstick clean replace and
remove.
3. If the engine oil level is below the
minimum mark on the dipstick, top up
with the correct grade of engine oil to
the full mark on the dipstick. DO NOT
OVER FILL. Then screw the dipstick
securely back into place.
Running engines, fitted to
rotary lawnmowers, without sufficient oil can
cause the engine to seize.
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Check spark plug:
Rotating screen:
Throttle control:
Fasteners and linkages:
Blade Care:
Change Worn or Damaged Blades:
Clean and reset the spark plug gap every 25 hours of operation. Remember, in small engines,
Through prolonged operation, the rotating screen may become clogged with grass and debris.
Clean the screen in line with the engine manufacturers recommendations to avoid over heating
and possible engine damage.
Lubricate the cable every 25 hours of mowing by applying a light oil to the top of the inner wire
and allowing it to gravity drain down the inside. The throttle control lever quadrant should have
medium grease smeared over it to protect it from corrosion and to give a smooth operation.
Check that all nuts, bolts, pins and linkages are secured correctly in place and are in good
condition.
Check the condition of the blades, bolts and cutter assembly regularly. Remember that badly
worn blades will affect grass cutting, catcher ll and cause excessive mower vibration.
It is recommended that you use an authorised Service Agent for any replacement, sharpening or
balancing blade work. Always t a complete set of blades and fasteners to maintain balance
difcult starting and erratic running is most often
attributable to a dirty, oily or carbonated spark plug.
Do not le or sand blast the spark plug electrode
but clean by scraping or wire brushing, then
cleaning with a commercial solvent. Clean and reset
the spark plug gap at 0.7 - 0.8mm (0.030”) every
100 hours of operation.
Always t the recommended spark plug.
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If the disc is damaged, it will need replacing as follows:
1. Tip the lawnmower with its spark plug upward - refer to engine manual.
2. Remove the centre bolt; pull the disc blade assembly off the three locating pins on
the boss.
3. Assemble in reverse order and torque to 50 Nm.
Disc blade assembly:
To maintain balance, always t
a complete set of blades and
fasteners.
1. Set the lawnmower to
highest cutting height.
2. Lift the rear ap and
prop open to allow
access to the blade
area.
3. Remove each blade,
blade retaining bolt,
nut, washer and
discard.
4. Fit the new blades, blade bolts, washer and nuts.
5. Torque the blade nuts (20 Nm) and check each blade is free to move after
lightening.
6. Remove the prop from the rear ap and replace the spark plug cable.
Always disconnect the spark
plug lead when working on the disc blade
assembly. This will prevent accidental starting of
the engine.
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Bar blade assembly:
Blade Replacement Torque Settings:
Carburettor Adjustment:
1. Tip the lawnmower with its spark plug upward - refer to engine manual.
2. Remove the centre bolt and spring washer; pull the blade and carrier off the engine
shaft.
3. Either sharpen and balance the old blade or t a new one.
4. Grease the engine shaft; assemble in reverse order ensuring the drive key is located
correctly.
5. Torque the centre bolt to 50 Nm.
Centre Bolt 50 Nm
Flail Blade Bolts 20 Nm (free to move)
Check your engine Manufacturers Maintenance Instructions when carburettor adjustment is
required to compensate for changes in fuel, temperature, altitude or load.
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Cleaning the Mower Body:
Cleaning the Catcher:
Cleaning the Catcher:
There is a direct relationship between the lawnmower’s life and the care and attention given to
the lawnmower both during and after operation. After use it is important that the lawnmower is
thoroughly cleaned down and inspected so that it will be in good working order the next time it
is required. Disconnect the spark plug lead and thoroughly clean the engine, underside of the
chassis, wheels and grass catcher.
Simply hose out the catcher and screen after each use to ensure maximum mower performance
and catcher ll.
Simply hose out the catcher and screen after each use to ensure maximum mower performance
and catcher ll.
Your rotary lawnmower features a wash nozzle
for easy cleaning of the underside of the body.
Simply run the lawnmower at a moderate speed,
place a garden hose into the wash nozzle and
turn on the water supply for two to three minutes.
The action of the rotating blade system will
dislodge most grass and debris build up.
Do not use a water hose around
the engine as this may contaminate the fuel or
enter the ignition system and result in poor
engine performance and starting problems.
Ca
re should be used when
cleaning around the muffler, ensure that the
muffler is cool enough to touch before cleaning.
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Storage:
After each mowing season or if the lawnmower is not going to be used for 30 days or more, it is
recommended that
1. The engine oil should be changed.
2. All fuel should be removed.
Run the engine until it is warm and drain the engine oil and rell with the correct grade to the
required level.
The fuel shut off valve should be closed off (where tted) then remove all fuel from the carburettor,
fuel line and tank to prevent the formation of gum like deposits The lawnmower should then be
started up and run until all of the fuel left in the system is used.
Remove the spark plug and pour 15 cc of engine oil into the cylinder, crank slowly to distribute
the oil and replace the spark plug. Store the lawnmower in a clean dry area away from direct
sunlight, as this will have an aging effect on the plastic catcher assembly and other plastic
component.
Always store the mower on a at, level surface.
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FAULT
If fault persists, consult your authorised Service Agent.
POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Engine does not start,
runs erratically or
experiencing power
loss.
Engine skips at high speed.
Engine idles Poorly.
Excessive vibration and / or
noise.
Oil leaks from mufer or air
cleaner.
Throttle not in choke / start
position.
Spark plug gap too small.
Blocked engine cooling ns
and air passages.
Cutting assembly is loose.
Engine oil sump over lled.
Mower tipped or handled
incorrectly.
Cutting assembly is
unbalanced.
Air cleaner element is dirty.
Fuel tank empty or fuel shut
off valve closed.
Air cleaner element is dirty.
Spark plug loose.
Spark plug cable
disconnected.
Defective spark plug.
Spark plug gap incorrect
Vent hole in the ller cap is
blocked
Dirt, water or stale fuel in the
tank
Carburettor is ooded with
fuel.
Move throttle to choke / start
position.
Refer to engine manual.
Remove debris from around
engine.
Refer to Blade Care / Changing
Blades.
Check oil level and drain excessive
oil.
Check oil level, air cleaner
and spark plug and correct as
necessary.
Refer to Blade Care / Changing
Blades.
Service or replace air cleaner.
Fill tank with recommended fuel
grade and open fuel shut-off valve.
Service or replace air cleaner.
Tighten spark plug.
Ret cable to spark plug.
Replace damaged spark plug.
Replace damaged spark plug.
Refer to Engine Manual.
Clean or replace ller cap.
Drain and clean fuel tank. Rell
with clean fresh fuel before
starting.
Move throttle to ‘stop’ position,
pull the starter cord 5 - 6 times,
move throttle to ‘run’ and start
engine.
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WARRANTY:
SPARE PARTS:
The seller warrants this rotary lawnmower to be free from defects in material and workmanship.
Subject to the following conditions, the rotary lawnmower comes complete with the following
comprehensive parts and labour warranty.
DOMESTIC - 2 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASED
COMMERCIAL / HIRE - 3 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASED
1. This warranty does not include the engine and batteries (if tted), which are covered
by separate manufacturers warranties.
2. This warranty excludes normal wear and tear, misuse, neglect, accidental damage
or defects arising from failure to comply with the instructions as outlined in this
Owners Manual. Wearing parts such as blades, blade bolts, belts and spark
plugs, which can be subjected, to use beyond their normal working capacity are
also excluded.
3. This warranty is void if parts other than genuine Spare Parts have been used or if
repairs have been carried out by other than authorized Service Agents.
4. This warranty does not cover the costs of transportation of any part(s) but does
cover the labour / part costs incurred in repairing or replacing any defective part(s).
5. The seller reserves the right to inspect any faulty part(s) in order to determine the
validity of the warranty claim or for any other reason.
6. The seller has no liability for any incidental, consequential or special damages and /
or expenses resulting from any defect in their product.
These conditions do not affect the purchasers’ statutory rights under the laws of the place, state
or country of purchase. If warranty service is required, contact your nearest authorised Service
Agent.
When ordering spare parts, please give the following information:
* PART NUMBER. * DESCRIPTION AND QUANTITY REQUIRED.
* MACHINE TYPE/MODEL. * BATCH AND SERIAL NUMBER.
Always use genuine spare parts to
ensure safety and proper performance. Substitute
parts can be disappointing dangerous, and will
inval
idate the machine warranty
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