Craftsman 24729935 Owner’s Manual
Operator's Manual
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205cc Engine
Front Tine Tiller
Model No. 247.29935
* SAFETY
* ASSEMBLY
* OPERATION
CAUTION: Before using
this product, read this
manual and follow all
* MAINTENANCE
* PARTS LIST
* ESPANOL
safety rules and operating
instructions.
Sears Brands Management Corporation, Hoffman Estates, iL 60179, U.S.A.
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CRAFTSMAN TWO YEAR FULL WARRANTY
FORTWOYEARSfromthe dateof purchase,this productis warrantedagainstanydefectsin materialorworkmanship,A defectiveproductwill
receivefreerepairorreplacementif repairis unavailable,
Forwarranty coverage details to obtain free repairor replacement,visit the web site: www.craftsman.com
This warranty covers ONLYdefects in material andworkmanship. Warrantycoverage does NOTinclude:
• Expendableitemsthatcan wearoutfromnormalusewithinthewarrantyperiod,suchas theblades,tines,orbelts.
• Productdamageresultingfromuserattemptsat productmodificationor repairorcausedby productaccessories.
• Repairsnecessarybecauseof accidentorfailuretooperateor maintaintheproductaccordingtoall suppliedinstructions.
• Preventivemaintenance,or repairsnecessarydueto improperfuelmixture,contaminatedor stalefuel.
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Thiswarrantyisvoidif thisproductiseverusedwhile providingcommercialservicesorif rentedtoanotherperson.
Thiswarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyou mayalsohaveotherrightswhichvaryfromstatetostate.
Sears Brands Management Corporation, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179
EngineSeries: 205cc
EngineOilType: SAE30
EngineOilCapacity: 20ounces
Fuel: UnleadedGasoline
SparkPlug: Champion®RC-12YC
SparkPlugGap: .030"
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Thissymbolpointsout importantsafetyinstructionswhich,if not
followed,couldendangerthepersonalsafetyand/orpropertyof
yourselfandothers. Readandfollowall instructionsin thismanual
beforeattemptingtooperatethismachine.Failuretocomplywith
theseinstructionsmayresultin personalinjury.Whenyou seethis
symbol,HEEDITSWARNING!
Thismachinewasbuiltto beoperatedaccordingto thesafeopera-
tionpracticesinthismanual.Aswithanytypeof powerequipment,
carelessnessorerroronthe partof theoperatorcan resultin
seriousinjury.Thismachineiscapableofamputatingfingers,hands,
toesandfeetandthrowingdebris.Failureto observethefollowing
safetyinstructionscouldresultin seriousinjuryordeath.
CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65
EngineExhaust,someof itsconstituents,andcertainvehicle
componentscontainoremitchemicalsknowntoStateof California
tocausecancerandbirthdefectsorotherreproductiveharm.Bat-
tery posts,terminals,andrelatedaccessoriescontainleadand lead
compounds,chemicalsknowntothe Stateof Californiatocause
cancerandreproductiveharm.Washhandsafterhandling.
TRAINING
• Read,understand,andfollowall instructionson the machineand
in themanual(s)beforeattemptingtoassembleandoperate.
Keepthis manualina safeplaceforfutureand regularreference
andfororderingreplacementparts.
• ReadtheOperator'sManualand followallwarningsand safety
instructions.Failuretodosocan resultin seriousinjuryto the
operatorand/or bystanders.Forquestions,call1-800-4MY-HOME.
• Befamiliarwithall controlsandtheirproperoperation.Knowhow
tostopthe machineanddisengagethemquickly.
• Neverallowchildrenunder14yearsof agetooperatethis
machine.Children14andovershouldreadandunderstandthe
instructionsandsafeoperationpracticesin thismanualandon
themachineandbe trainedandsupervisedbyanadult.
• Neverallowadultstooperatethis machinewithoutproper
instruction.
• Keepbystanders,pets,andchildrenatleast75feetfromthe
machinewhileit isin operation.Stopmachineifanyoneenters
thearea.
• Neverrunanengineindoorsor ina poorlyventilatedarea.Engine
exhaustcontainscarbonmonoxide,anodorlessanddeadlygas.
Your Responsibility--Restrictthe useof thispowermachineto
personswhoread,understandandfollowthewarningsandinstruc-
tionsin thismanualandon the machine.
SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS!
PREPARATION
• Thoroughlyinspecttheareawheretheequipmentistobeused.
Removeall rocks,bottles,cans,or otherforeignobjectswhich
couldbepickedupor thrownandcausepersonalinjuryor
damageto themachine.
• Alwayswearsafetyglassesor safetygogglesduringoperation
andwhileperformingan adjustmentorrepair,to protectyour
eyes.Thrownobjectswhichricochetcancauseseriousinjuryto
theeyes.
• Wearsturdy,rough-soledworkshoesandclose-fittingslacksand
shirts.Loosefittingclothesorjewelrycan becaughtin movable
parts.Neveroperatethismachineinbarefeetorsandals.
• Beforestarting,checkallboltsandscrewsforpropertightnessto
besurethe machineisinsafeworkingcondition.Also,visually
inspectmachinefor anydamageatfrequentintervals.
• Disengageclutchleversandshift(if provided)intoneutral("N")
beforestartingtheengine.
• Neverleavethismachineunattendedwiththeenginerunning.
• Neverattempttomakeanyadjustmentswhiletheengineis
running,exceptwherespecificallyrecommendedinthe operator's
manual.
• Maintainor replacesafetyandinstructionslabels,asnecessary.
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SafeHandling of Gasoline:
Toavoidpersonalinjuryor propertydamageuseextremecarein
handlinggasoline.Gasolineisextremelyflammableandthe vaporsare
explosive.Seriouspersonalinjurycan occurwhengasolineisspilled
onyourselforyourclotheswhichcan ignite.Washyourskinand
changeclothesimmediately.
• Useonlyan approvedgasolinecontainer.
• Neverfill containersinsidea vehicleor ona truckor trailerbed
witha plasticliner.Alwaysplacecontainersonthe groundaway
fromyourvehiclebeforefilling.
• Whenpractical,removegas-poweredequipmentfromthetruck
ortrailerand refuelitonthe ground.Ifthisis notpossible,then
refuelsuchequipmentona trailerwitha portablecontainer,rather
thanfroma gasolinedispensernozzle.
• Keepthe nozzleincontactwiththerimofthe fueltankor
containeropeningatalltimes untilfuelingiscomplete.Donotuse
a nozzlelock-opendevice.
• Extinguishallcigarettes,cigars,pipesandother sourcesof
ignition.
• Neverfuel machineindoors.
• Neverremovegascapor addfuel whilethe engineishot or run-
ning.Allowenginetocool atleasttwo minutesbeforerefueling.
• Neveroverfillfueltank.Fill tankto nomorethan1/2inchbelow
bottomoffillerneckto allowspacefor fuelexpansion.
• Replacegasolinecapandtightensecurely.
• Ifgasolineisspilled,wipe itoff theengineandequipment.Move
unitto anotherarea.Wait5 minutesbeforestartingtheengine.
• To reducefirehazards,keepmachinefreeof grass,leaves,or
otherdebrisbuild-up.Cleanupoil orfuelspillageand removeany
fuelsoakeddebris.
• Neverstorethe machineorfuelcontainerinsidewherethereis an
openflame,sparkor pilotlightas on awaterheater,spaceheater,
furnace,clothesdryerorothergasappliances.
OPERATION
• Do notputhandsorfeetnear rotatingparts.Contactwiththe
rotatingpartscanamputatehandsandfeet.
• Do notoperatemachinewhileunderthe influenceofalcoholor
drugs.
• Neveroperatethismachinewithoutgoodvisibilityor light.Always
be sureof yourfootingandkeepa firmholdonthehandles.
• Keepbystandersawayfromthe machinewhileit isinoperation.
Stopthe machineif anyoneentersthearea.
• Becarefulwhentillinginhardground.Thetines maycatchinthe
groundandpropelthetillerforward.Ifthis occurs,let goofthe
handlebarsanddo not restrainthemachine.
• Exerciseextremecautionwhenoperatingonor crossinggravel
surfaces.Stayalertforhiddenhazardsortraffic. Donotcarry
passengers.
• Neveroperatethemachineat hightransportspeedsonhardor
slipperysurfaces.
• Exercisecautiontoavoidslippingorfalling.
• Lookdownand behindandusecarewheninreverseorpulling
machinetowardsyou.
• Startthe engineaccordingtothe instructionsfoundinthis manual
and keepfeetwell awayfromthetinesat all times.
• Afterstrikingaforeignobjector ifyourmachineshouldstartmak-
inganunusualnoiseor vibration,immediatelyshutthe engineoff.
Disconnectthe sparkplugwire,grounditagainstthe engineand
performthefollowingsteps:
a. Inspectfordamage.
b. Repairorreplaceanydamagedparts.
c. Checkforanyloosepartsandtightento assurecontinued
safeoperation.
• Disengageall clutchlevers(iffitted)andstopenginebeforeyou
leavethe operatingposition(behindthe handles).Waituntil
thetinescometo a completestopbeforeuncloggingthe tines,
makinganyadjustments,or inspections.
• Neverrunanengineindoorsorinapoorlyventilatedarea.Engine
exhaustcontainscarbonmonoxide,an odorlessanddeadlygas.
• Mufflerandenginebecomehotandcancauseaburn.Donot
touch.
• Usecautionwhentillingnearfences,buildingsandunderground
utilities.Rotatingtinescan causepropertydamageorpersonal
injury.
• Donotoverloadmachinecapacitybyattemptingtotillsoiltoo
deepattoo fastof a rate.
• Ifthemachineshouldstartmakinganunusualnoiseorvibration,
stoptheengine,disconnectthesparkplugwire andgroundit
againsttheengine.Inspectthoroughlyfordamage.Repairany
damagebeforestartingandoperating.
• Keepallshields,guards,andsafetydevicesinplaceandoperat-
ing properly.
• Neverpick uporcarrymachinewhiletheengineis running.
• Useonlyattachmentsandaccessoriesapprovedbythemanu-
factureras listedin thePartsListpagesofthisoperator'smanual.
Failuretodosocan resultin personalinjury.
• Ifsituationsoccurwhichare notcoveredinthismanual,usecare
andgoodjudgement.ContactCustomerSupportat 1-800-4MY-
HOMEforassistanceandthenameof thenearestservicedealer
MAINTENANCE & STORAGE
• Keepthemachine,attachmentsandaccessoriesinsafeworking
order.
• Allowthemachinetocoolat leastfiveminutesbeforestoring.
Nevertamperwithsafetydevices.Checktheirproperoperation
regularly.
• Checkboltsandscrewsforpropertightnessat frequentintervals
to keepthemachineinsafeworkingcondition.Also,visually
inspectmachineforanydamage.
• Beforecleaning,repairing,or inspecting,stoptheengineand
makecertainthetinesandall movingpartshavestopped.
Disconnectthe sparkplugwireandgrounditagainsttheengineto
preventunintendedstarting.
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• Do notchangetheenginegovernorsettingsor over-speedthe
engine.Thegovernorcontrolsthemaximumsafeoperatingspeed
ofengine.
Maintainor replacesafetyandinstructionlabels,as necessary.
Followthis manualfor safeloading,unloading,transporting,and
storageof thismachine.
Alwaysreferto theoperator'smanualforimportantdetailsifthe
machineisto bestoredforan extendedperiod.
If thefuel tankhasto be drained,do thisoutdoors.
Observeproperdisposallawsandregulationsforgas,oil, etc.to
protecttheenvironment.
Accordingtothe ConsumerProductsSafetyCommission(CPSC)
andtheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA),thisproduct
hasan AverageUsefulLifeof seven(7)years,or 130hoursof
operation.Atthe endof theAverageUsefulLifehavethemachine
inspectedannuallybyanauthorizedservicedealertoensurethat
allmechanicalandsafetysystemsareworkingproperlyandnot
wornexcessively.Failureto do socan resultinaccidents,injuries
ordeath.
DO NOT MODIFY ENGINE
Toavoidseriousinjuryordeath,donot modifyenginein anyway.
Tamperingwiththegovernorsettingcan leadto a runawayengineand
causeitto operateat unsafespeeds.Nevertamperwithfactorysetting
ofenginegovernor.
NOTICE REGARDING EMISSIONS
EngineswhicharecertifiedtocomplywithCaliforniaandfederal
EPAemissionregulationsfor SORE(SmallOff RoadEquipment)are
certifiedto operateonregularunleadedgasoline,and mayinclude
thefollowingemissioncontrolsystems:EngineModification(EM),
OxidizingCatalyst(CO),SecondaryAirInjection(SAI)and ThreeWay
Catalyst(TWO)if soequipped.
SPARK ARRESTOR
Thismachineis equippedwithan internalcombustionengineand
shouldnotbe usedonor nearanyunimprovedforest-covered,
brushcoveredor grass-coveredlandunlesstheengine'sexhaust
systemisequippedwitha sparkarrestormeetingapplicablelocalor
statelaws(if any)
Ifa sparkarrestorisused,it shouldbe maintainedin effectiveworking
orderbytheoperator.Inthe StateofCaliforniatheaboveis required
bylaw (Section4442ofthe CaliforniaPublicResourcesCode).Other
statesmayhavesimilarlaws. Federallawsapplyonfederallands.
A sparkarrestorforthe muffleris availablethroughyournearestSears
PartsandRepairServiceCenter.
SAFETY SYMBOLS
Thispagedepictsanddescribessafetysymbolsthatmayappearonthisproduct. Read,understand,andfollowallinstructionson themachine
beforeattemptingto assembleandoperate.
READ THE OPERATOR'S MANUAL(S)
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Read, understand, and follow all instructions in the manual(s) before attempting to assemble and
operate
WARNING-- ROTATING TINES
Do not put hands or feet near rotating parts. Contact with the rotating parts can amputate
hands and feet.
WARNING-- ROTATING TINES
Do not put hands or feet near rotating parts. Contact with the rotating parts can amputate
hands and feet.
WARNING--GASOLINE IS FLAMMABLE
Allow the engine to cool at least two minutes before refueling.
WARNING-- CARBON MONOXIDE
Never run an engine indoors or in a poorly ventilated area. Engine exhaust contains carbon
monoxide, an odorless and deadly gas.
WARNING-- HOT SURFACE
Engine parts, especially the muffler, become extremely hot during operation. Allow engine
and muffler to cool before touching.
WARNING: YourResponsibility--Restricttheuseofthispowermachineto personswhoread,understandandfollowthe
warningsand instructionsinthis manualandonthemachine.
SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS!
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NOTE:Thisunit isshippedwithoutgasolineor oilin theengine.Be
certaintoserviceenginewithgasolineandoil as instructedin the
Operationsectionofthis manualbeforeoperatingyourmachine.
NOTE:Referenceto rightand lefthandsideof theTillerisobserved
fromtheoperatingposition.
OPENING CARTON
1. Cuteachcornerofthe cartonverticallyfromtopto bottom.
2. Removealllooseparts.
3. Removeloosepackingmaterial.
REMOVING UNIT FROM CARTON
1. Usethehandlebartoliftand pullthetiller backwardstoa flat
area.Checkthecartonthoroughlyforlooseparts.
2. Besurenotto kinkthe forwardclutchcable.
LOOSE PARTS IN CARTON
• HandlebarAssembly
• Tiller
• EngineOil
• Operator'sManual
• DepthGageAssembly
ATTACHING THE CABLE
1. Identifytheforwardclutchcable(A). SeeFigure1.
2. Hookthe"Z"endof theforwardclutchcable(A)intotheforward
fineengagementlever.SeeFigure2.
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Figure2
NOTE:Besurenotto kinkthecable whileattaching.
ATTACHING THE HANDLE ASSEMBLY
1. Removethehexbolt andcuppedwasherfromthe rightside ofthe
frame.Holdthecableguidebracketonthe left sideof frameas it
willfall whenthe boltis removed.Step 1inFigure3.
Forward Clutch
Cable
Figure1
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Figure3
.
Insertthehandleintothe tillerframe.Step2 in Figure3.
3.
Inserttheboltthroughthecuppedwasher,frame,handleandinto
thecableguidebracket(notethenotchinthe cableguidebracket
goesovertheflangeon theframe.)Step3 in Figure3.
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4. Tightentheboltsecurelyaftersecuringthe handlebrace.See
Figure4.
Insertthedepthstakeassemblyintothe frameandreinstallthe
two screwsremovedearlier.Tightenthehexboltssecurely.See
Figure6.
DepthStake
Assembly
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Handle Brace
Bell Washer
Figure4
5. Locatethecarriagebolt,bellwasherandhandknobpackedwith
yourtiller.
6. Insertthe carriageboltthroughtheweldedbracketon thehandle,
bellwasher,handlebraceandintothe handknob.SeeFigure4.
7. Selectoneofthe threehandleheightpositions(threenotchesin
theweldedhandlebracket)andtightenthe handknobtosecure
thehandleinthe desiredposition.SeeFigure4. Returntothe
lowerhandleandtightenthe hexbolt securely.
ATTACHING THE DEPTH STAKE
1. Removethetwo screwsfromthe depthstakeassembly.See
Figure5.
Depth Stake
Assembly
Figure6
Securethepinwiththeclip removedearlier.Thedepthstakecan
beplacedat variouspositions.Forsetuppurposesit issuggested
thatthedepthstakebeassembledwiththestakejustabove
or levelwiththe groundsurface.Forfurtherinstructionsonthe
DepthStakereferto theOperationSectionof thismanual.
Figure5
Screws
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SET-UP
Tire Pressure
Checktheair pressureinbothtires.Theairpressureshouldbe
between15-20PSI.Keepbothtiresequallyinflatedtohelpprevent
machinefrompullingtoone side.
Checking and Adding Oil
Theengineis shippedwithoutoil in theengine.Youmustfill the
enginewithoil beforeoperating.Runningtheenginewithinsufficient
_o cancauseserous engnedamageandvod the productwarranty.
Initial Use
1. Removetheoil filldipstick.
2. Placethetilleron levelground,usea funnelto emptyentire
contentsofthe oil bottleprovidedwiththe tillerintotheengine.
3. Replacetheoil fill dipstickandtighten.
Checkingand adding oil
1. Placethetillerona flat, levelsurface.
2. Removetheoil fillercap/dipstickandwipethedipstickclean.See
Figure7.
Fuel Recommendations
Useautomotivegasoline(unleadedorlowleadedtominimizecombus-
tionchamberdeposits)witha minimumof 87 octane.Gasolinewith
up to 10%ethanolor 15%MTBE(MethylTertiaryButylEther)canbe
used.Neverusean oil/gasolinemixtureordirty gasoline.Avoidgetting
dirt, dust,or waterinthe fueltank.DONOTuse E85gasoline.
• Refuelina well-ventilatedareawiththeenginestopped.Donot
smokeorallowflamesor sparksin theareawheretheengineis
refueledor wheregasolineisstored.
• Donotoverfillthefueltank.Afterrefueling,makesurethetank
capis closedproperlyandsecurely.
• Becarefulnotto spillfuelwhenrefueling.Spilledfuelorfuelvapor
mayignite.Ifany fuelis spilled,makesurethe areaisdry before
startingthe engine.
• Avoidrepeatedor prolongedcontactwithskinorbreathingofvapor.
Adding Fuel
Useextremecarewhenhandlinggasoline.Gasolineisextremely
flammableandthevaporsareexplosive.Neverfuelthe machine
indoorsorwhilethe engineishotor running.Extinguishcigarettes,
cigars,pipesandothersourcesof ignition.
1. Besureengineisoutdoorsandina well-ventilatedarea.
2. Cleanareaaroundthefuelfill capandremovethefuelfill cap.
3. UsinganapprovedredGASOLINEcontainer,addfuelslowly,being
carefultoavoidspilling.
4. Fillthetankuntilthefuelreachesthe bottomofthefueltankneck.
5. Replacethefuelcapandtightensecurely.Wipeupspilledfuel
beforestartingengine.IffuelisspilledDONOTstartengine.Move
machineawayfromareaofspillage.Avoidcreatinganysourceof
ignitionuntilfuelvaporsaregone.
Figure7
3. Insertthe cap/dipstickintothe oilfillerneck,butdo not screwitin.
4. Removetheoil fillercap/dipstick.Theoilshouldbeatthe "FULC'
mark.If itisnot,addoil slowlyuntilthe "FULL"markisreached.
SeeFigure7.
NOTE:Donotoverfill.Overfillingwithoil maycausesmoking,hard
starting,or sparkplugfouling.
5. Replaceandtightencap/dipstickfirmlybeforestartingengine.
NOTE:Tochangethe oilon yourengine,seethe Serviceand
Maintenancesectionofthismanual.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Priortooperatingyourtiller,carefullyreadandfollowall instructions
below.Performall adjustmentsto verifyyourtilleris operatingsafely
andpropery.
Depth Stake & Wheels
Thetillerisshippedwiththewheelsadjustedsothatthemachinesits
level.Thewheelsneedto beadjustedtomeetyourtillingneedsbefore
operation.Thisadjustmentismadebyremovingtheclevispinfromthe
wheelyokeandraisingthewheelstothedesiredheight.SeeFigure8.
Wheel Yoke
Pin
Cable Adjustment
Beforeoperatingthetiller theadjustmentof theforwardandreverse
drivecablesmustbechecked.
1. Disconnectandgroundthe sparkplugwireagainstthe engine.
2. Adjusteithertheforwardor reverseclutchcablebylooseningthe
hexnut.SeeFigure9.
Figure8
Depth
Stake
Figure9
3. Turnthecablecollarsectiononeortwoturnsto increaseor
decreasetensiononthecable.See Figure9.
4. Retightenthe locknutagainstthe cablecollar.SeeFigure9.
5. Withtheforwardandreversefineengagementhandlesinthe
neutral-- released-- position,pullthe starterropeseveraltimes.
Thetinesshouldnotturn.
6. Iftheyturnforward,adjusttheforwardfineengagementcable
to releasetensionusingthe previousstepsinthis section.Ifthe
tinesturntowardthe rear,adjustthereversefineengagement
cableto lessonthetensionaswith previoussteps.
7. Checkagainforcorrecttensiononthe cables.
8. Aftertilling,ifthe tinesstopmoving,re-adjustthe cables.
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Air Filter
Fuel Ca
Oil Fill Cap
& Dipstick
Tiller Tines
Nowthat youhavesetup yourtillerforoperation,getacquaintedwith
itscontrolsandfeatures.Thesearedescribedon thenexttwopages
andillustratedonthispage.Thisknowledgewillallowyouto useyour
newequipmenttoitsfullestpotential.
Forward Tine
Engagement Lever
-- Handle Height
Adjustment
)th Stake
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Figure12
CHOKE CONTROL
CHOKE RUN
Theoperationofanytillercan resultinforeignobjectsbeingthrown
intothe eyes,whichcan damageyoureyesseverely.Alwayswear
Isafetyglassesduringoperationor whileperforminganyadjustments
[or repairs.
RECOIL STARTER HANDLE
Thishandleisusedto starttheengine,
THROTTLE CONTROL
Thethrottlecontrolis locatedonthe sideof theengine.Itregulatesthe
spreadoftheengineandwill shutoff theenginewhen movedintothe
STOPposition.
Meets ANSi Safety Standards
CraftsmanTillersconformtothe safetystandardofthe AmericanNationalStandardsInstitute(ANSI).
The choke control is found on the side of the engine and is activated
bymovingthe leverto theCHOKEposition.Activatingthechoke
controlclosesthe chokeplateon the carburetorandaidsin startingthe
engine.
AIR FILTER
Theairfilterisa deviceon theengineairintakethatpreventsdustand
dirtenteringtheengine.SeeFigure12.
MUFFLER
Engineexhaustexitstheenginevia themuffler.SeeFigure12.
DEPTH STAKE
Thedepthstakecontrolsthetillingdepth.See Figure12.
TINES
Tillingtinesareusedtocultivate,furrowandprepareyourgardenfor
seeding.SeeFigure12.
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HANDLEBAR HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
Thehandleheightmaybeadjusted.Loosenthe knobto changethe
position.Tightenhardwarewhencomplete.SeeFigure12.
OIL FILL CAP & DIPSTICK
Engineoil levelcanbecheckedandoiladdedthroughtheoil fill. See
Figure12.
NOTE:ThisunitwasshippedWITHOUToil intheengine.Oilisincluded
intheplasticbagpackedwiththemanualinwiththeunit.Addtheoilas
directedintheGas& OilFillUpsection.Checktheoil levelbeforeeach
operationtoensureadequateoilisinthe engine.Forfurtherinstructions,
refertothestepsintheEngineMaintenancesectionofthismanual.
FORWARD TINE ENGAGEMENT LEVER
Theforwardtine engagementlevercontrolstheengagementof the
tines.Releasetheleverto stopthetines.SeeFigure12.
TO START ENGINE
1. Attachsparkplugwireand rubberboottosparkplug.
2. Filltankto nomorethan1/2inchbelowbottomof fillerneckto
providespaceforfuelexpansion.
3. Makesurethe fineclutchcontrolisdisengaged.
4. Movethechokeleverontheengineto CHOKEI'_1 position.(A
warmenginemaynotrequirechoking.)SeeFigure13.
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TO STOP ENGINE
1. To stopthewheelsandtines, releasetheForwardClutchBail.
2. Movethrottlecontrolleverto slow(turtle)_ position.
Wheneverpossible,graduallyreduceenginespeedbefore
stoppingengine.
3. Movethrottlecontrolleverto STOP or OFFposition.
4. Disconnectsparkplugwireandgrounditagainsttheengineto
preventaccidentalstartingwhilethe equipmentisunattended.
TO ENGAGE DRIVE & TINES
1. Forforwardmotionofthewheelsandpowertothe tinespullthe
ForwardClutchBailupagainstthe handlebar.
2. Whentilling,relaxandletthe wheelspullthemachinewhilethe
tinesdig.Walkslowlybehindthetillerallowingit tomoveat its
ownpacewhilekeepinga securegripon thehandlebarwithyour
elbowsflexed.
3. Releasethebailto stoptheforwardmotionof wheelsandtines.
TURNING THE TILLER
1. Practiceturningthetiller ina level,openarea.Beverycarefulto
keepyourfeetand legsawayfromthetines.
2. Tobeginaturn,liftthe handlebarsuntilthetinesare outofthe
groundandtheengineandtinesarebalancedoverthewheels.
3. Withthetillerbalanced,pushsidewaysonthe handlebartosteer
inthedirectionof theturn.Afterturning,slowlylowerthetinesinto
thesoil toresumetilling.
SETTING THE DEPTH
C
Figure13
5. Movethrottlecontrolto START/RUN(Rabbit)_ position.See
Figure13.
6. Standingonthe sideof theunit,graspstarterhandleand pull
ropeoutuntilyoufeel adrag.
7. Pulltheropewitha rapid,continuous,fullarmstroke.Keepa firm
griponthestarterhandle.Lettheroperewindslowly.
8. Repeat,if necessary,untilenginestarts.Whenenginestarts,
movechokecontrolgraduallytowardtheRUNI/t Iposition..
9. Ifenginefalters,movechokecontrolbacktowardthe CHOKE
i'_1 positionand repeatsteps5though8.
10. ALWAYSkeepthethrottlecontrolintheSTART/RUN(Rabbit)
positionwhenoperatingthetiller.
Becertainsparkplugwireis disconnectedandgroundedagainstthe
enginewhenperforminganyadjustments.
Yoke Forward
Attachthe wheelyokeso thatthewheelsareforward(nearestto tines)
forshallowtilling,cultivatingandtransportbyremovingtheclevispin
andcotterpin.SeeFigure14.
Wheel
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Figure14
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Yoke Back
Attachthe wheelyokeso thatthewheelsaretowardthe rear(closest
todepthstake)for deeptillingandcultivatingby removingtheclevis
pinandcotterpin,SeeFigure15,
Wheel Yoke
Wheel
Figure15
Depth Stake
Thedepthstakeactsasa brakeforthe tillerand controlsthedepth
andspeedat whichthe machinewilloperate.Removetheclevispin
andhairpinclipto raiseor lowerthedepth stake.SeeFigure16.
ADJUSTING THE HANDLE HEIGHT
Thehandleshouldbeadjustedsothat whenthetiller isdigging3-4"
intothe soil,thehandlefallsto aboutwaste-high.Toadjusthandle,
simplyloosenthehandleknob,movethe handletothe desiredheight
and retightenthehandleknob.SeeFigure17.
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Figure17
CLEARING THE TINES
Figure14
Depth Stake
Beforeclearingthetinesby hand,stopthe engine,allowall moving
partstostopanddisconnectthesparkplugwire.Failuretofollowthis
warningcouldresultin personalinjury.
Thetineshavea self-clearingactionwhicheliminatesmostof the
tanglingof debris.However,occasionallydrygrass,stringystalksor
toughvinesmaybecometangled.Followtheseproceduresto help
avoidtanglingandtoclear thetines,ifnecessary.
• Tryto till undercrop residuesorcovercropswhiletheyaregreen,
moistandtender.
• Whiletilling,try swayingthe handlebarsfromsideto side(about
6"to 12").This"fishtailing"actionoftenclearsthetinesofdebris.
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TiLLiNG TIPS & TECHNIQUES
Beforetilling,contactyourtelephoneor utilitiescompanyandinquire
l ifundergroundequipmentorlinesareusedon yourproperty.Donot
[till nearburiedelectriccables,telephonelines,pipesor hoses.
Tilling Depth
o Thisisa FRT(forward-rotatingfine) tiller.Whenthe forwardtine
engagementleveris pressedagainstthehandlethe tinesrotate
forward.Thiscreatesan "uppercut"fine actionwhichdigsdeeply,
uprootingsoiland weeds.Don'toverloadtheengine,butdigas
deeplyas possibleon eachpass.
Whencultivating(breakingupthesurfacesoilaroundthe plants
todestroyweeds,SeeFigure18),try to havethetinesonlydig1"
to2" deep.Usingtheshallowtillingdepthhelpspreventinjuryto
theplantswhoserootsoftengrowcloseto the surface.If needed,
lift upon thehandlebarsslightlyto preventthetinesfromdigging
toodeeply.(Cultivatingona regularbasisnot onlyeliminates
weeds,italsoloosensandaeratesthe soilfor bettermoisture
absorptionandfasterplantgrowth.)Wateringthe gardenareaa
fewdayspriortotillingwill maketillingeasier,aswill lettingthe
newlyworkedsoilsetfor a dayortwo beforemakinga final,deep
tillingpass.
Suggested Tilling Patterns
• Whenpreparinga seedbed,go overthe samepathtwice inthe
firstrow,then overlapone-halfthetiller widthon therestof the
passes.See Figure19.
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Figure18
Choosing the Correct Tine Speed
Withexperience,youwillfind thetillingdepthand tillingspeed
combinationthatis bestforyourgarden.Settheenginethrottleleverat
a speedto givethe engineadequatepowerandyetallowit tooperate
atthe slowestpossiblespeeduntilyouhaveachievedthemaximum
tillingdepthyoudesire.Fasterenginespeedsmaybedesirable
whenmakingfinal passesthroughtheseedbedor whencultivating.
Selectionofthecorrectenginespeed,in relationto thetillingdepth,
willensurea sufficientpowerlevelto dothejobwithoutcausingthe
enginetolabor.
Whenfinishedin onedirection,makea secondpassata right
angle,SeeFigure20.Overlapeachpassfor thebestresults(in
very hardground,itmaytakethreeor fourpassesto thoroughly
pulverizethesoil.)
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Figure 20
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Ifthegardensizewill notpermitlengthwiseandthencrosswise
tilling,thenoverlapthefirst passesbyone-halfa tillerwidth,fol-
lowedby successivepassesat one-quarterwidth.See Figure21.
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Figure21
Tilling on a Slope
Donotoperatethetilleron a slopetoosteepfor safeoperation.Till
slowlyandbe sureyouhavegoodfooting.Neverpermitthetillerto
freewheeldownslopes.Failuretofollowthis warningcouldresultin
lPersona njury.
1. Tillonlyon moderateslopes,neveronsteepgroundwherethe
footingisdifficult.
2. Tillingupanddownslopesisrecommendedoverterracing.Tilling
verticallyona slopeallowsmaximumplantingareaandalso
leavesroomfor cultivating.
NOTE:Whentillingonslopes,besurethe correctoil levelismain-
tainedinthe engine(checkeveryone-halfhourofoperation).The
inclineof theslopewillcausetheoil toslantawayfromitsnormal
levelandthiscan starveenginepartsof requiredlubrication.Keepthe
motoroil levelat thefull pointat alltimes.
Tilling Lip and Down a Slope
1. Tokeepsoilerosiontoa minimum,besuretoaddenoughorganic
matterto thesoil sothatit hasgoodmoisture-holdingtextureand
try toavoidleavingfootprintsorwheel marks.
2. Whentillingvertically,tryto makethefirst passuphillasthe tiller
digsmoredeeplygoinguphillthan itdoesdownhill.Insoft soilor
weeds,youmayhaveto lift thehandlebarsslightlywhilegoingup-
hill.Whengoingdownhill,overlapthefirstpassbyaboutone-half
thewidthof thetiller.
Terrace Gardening
1. Tocreatea terrace,startatthe topof theslopeandworkdown
Go backandforthacrossthe firstrow.SeeFigure22.
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Figure22
.
Eachsucceedinglowerterraceisstartedbywalkingbelowthe
terraceyouarepreparing.Foraddedstabilityof thetiller,always
keepthe uphillwheelinthe soft,newlytilledsoil.Do nottill the
last 12"ormoreofthedownhilloutsideedgeofeachterrace.This
untilledstriphelpspreventtheterracesfrombreakingapartand
washingdownhill.Italsoprovidesawalkingpathbetweenthe
rows.
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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Beforeperforminganytypeofmaintenance/service,disengageall
controlsandstoptheengine.Waituntilallmovingpartshavecometo
acompletestop.Disconnectsparkplugwireandgrounditagainstthe
enginetopreventunintendedstarting.Alwayswearsafetyglassesduring
serviceguidelinesonly.UsetheServiceLogcolumnto keeptrackof
completedmaintenancetasks.To locate the nearest Sears Service
Centeror to scheduleservice,simplycontactSearsat
1-800-4-MY-HOME®.
operationor whileperforminganyadjustmentsor repairs.
Followthemaintenanceschedulegivenbelow.Thischartdescribes
= =
EachUse
1st2 hours
1st5 hours
Every10hours
Every25 hours
Every30 hours
Every50 hours
Every100hours
BeforeStorage
.
Engineoillevel
2.
Looseormissinghardware
3.
Engineandaroundmuffler
4.
Aircleaner
1.
Drivebelttension
2.
Nutsand Bolts
1.
Engineoil
1.
Drivebelttension
2.
Unit
1.
Sparkplug
1.
Tinesforwear
2.
Tirepressure
1.
Engineoill-
1.
Aircleaner
2.
SparkPlug
1.
Fuelsystem
1. Check
2. Tightenor_place
3. Clean
4. Check
1. Check
2. Check
1. Change
1. Check
2. Lubricate
1. Check
1. Check
2. Check
1. Change
1. Change
2. Change
1. Runengineuntilit stopsfromlackof
fueloradda gasolineadditivetothe
gasin thetank.
Changeoileverytwentyfivehourswhenoperatingengineunderheavyloadorinhightemperatures
Alwaysstopengineanddisconnectsparkplugwirebeforeperforming
lanymaintenanceor adjustments.Alwayswearsafetyglassesduring
_operationorwhile performinganyadjustmentsor repairs.
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
• Alwaysobserveallsafetyrulesfoundonproductlabelsandin
thisoperator'smanualwhenperforminganymaintenance.Safety
rulescan befoundonthe productlabelsandin thisOperator's
Manualbeginningon page3.
• Thewarrantyonthistillerdoesnotcoveritemsthathavebeen
subjectedto operatorabuseor negligence.Toreceivefullvalue
fromwarranty,operatormustmaintaintheequipmentas
instructedhere.
• Someadjustmentswillhaveto be madeperiodicallytomaintain
yourunit properly.
• Periodicallycheckall fastenersand makesurethesearetight.
ENGINE MAINTENANCE
Checking the Spark Plug
DONOTcheckforsparkwithsparkplugremoved.DONOTcrank
enginewithsparkplug removed.
Iftheenginehas beenrunning,themufflerwillbeveryhot. Becareful
notto touchthemuffler.
Thesparkplugmustbesecurelytightened.Animproperlytightened
sparkplugcanbecomeveryhot andmaydamagetheengine.
Toensureproperengineoperation,thesparkplugmustbeproperly
gappedandfreeof deposits.Checkthe sparkplugevery25hoursand
replaceitevery100hours.
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Removethesparkplugbootanduse a sparkplugwrenchto
removetheplug.See Figure20.
Servicing the Air Cleaner
Spark Plug
Figure20
2. Visuallyinspectthesparkplug.Discardthesparkplugif thereis
apparentwear,orif the insulatoriscrackedorchipped.Cleanthe
sparkplugwitha wirebrush ifit isto be reused.
3. Measurethepluggapwitha feelergauge.Correctas necessary
bybendingsideelectrode.SeeFigure21.The gapshouldbeset
to0.030in.
Neverusegasolineor lowflashpoint solventsforcleaningtheair
cleanerelement.A fireor explosioncouldresult.
Theaircleanerpreventsdamagingdirt,dust,etc.,fromenteringthe
carburetorandbeingforcedintothe engineandis importanttoengine
lifeandperformance.Neverruntheenginewithoutanair cleaner
completelyassembled.Checktheair cleanerbeforeeachuse.
Paperfilterscannotbecleanedand mustbereplacedoncea year
or every100operatinghours;moreoftenif usedinextremelydusty
conditions.
1. Removethescrewsthatholdtheair filtercover.SeeFigure22.
Air Filter
Cover
Figure21
4. Checkthatthe sparkplugwasherisingoodconditionandthread
thesparkplugin by handtopreventcrossthreading.
5. Afterthesparkplugisseated,tightenwitha sparkplugwrenchto
compressthewasher.
NOTE:Wheninstallinga newsparkplug,tighten1/2turnafterthespark
plugseatstocompressthewasher.Whenreinstallinga usedsparkplug,
tighten1/8-1/4turnafterthesparkplugseatstocompressthewasher.
Thesparkplugmustbe securelytightened.An improperlytightened
sparkplugcanbecomeveryhot andmaydamagetheengine.
Air Filter &
Pre=Cleaner
Screws
Figure22
2. Openthecoverandremovethepre-cleanerandairfilter.
3. Washthe pre-cleanerandallowto dry.
4. Discardoldair filter.
5. installnewair filterandwashedpre-cleaner.
6. Closethecoverandtightenthe screws.
NOTE:Ifthe filteristornor damagedinany way,replaceit.
Cleaning the Engine
Donotsprayenginewithwatertocleanbecausewatercould
contaminatefuel.Usinga gardenhoseor pressurewashingequip-
mentcanalsoforcewaterintothe muffleropening.Waterthatpasses
throughthe mufflercanenterthe cylinder,causingdamage.
Accumulationofdebrisaroundmufflercouldcausea fire. inspectand
cleanbeforeeveryuse.
Iftheenginehas beenrunning,allow itto coolfor at leasthalf anhour
beforecleaning.Periodicallyremovedirt build-upfromtheengine.
Cleanaroundthemuffler.Cleanwitha brushor compressedair.
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Check Engine Oil
1. Checkoilbeforeeachuse.Stopengineandwaitseveralminutes
beforecheckingoil level.Withengineon levelground,theoilmust
beto FULLmarkon dipstick.
2. Refertothe Assemblysectionof thismanualforinstructionson
checkingtheoil.
Change Engine Oil
• Referto theviscositychart(Figure23) foroil recommenda-
tions.Do notoverfill.SAE30 isrecommendedforgeneral,all
temperatureuse.Usea 4-stroke,oranequivalenthighdetergent,
premiumqualitymotoroilcertifiedto meetorexceedU.S.
automobilemanufacturer'srequirementsforserviceclassification
SF,SG,SH,SJ or higher.MotoroilsclassifiedSF,SG,SH,SJ will
showthisdesignationon thecontainer.
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1. Drainthefuelfromthe tankbyrunningthe engineuntl the fuel
tankisempty.Besurefuelfill capis secure.
2. WithengineOFFbutstillwarm,disconnectsparkplugwireand
keepitawayfromsparkplug.
3. Removeoil draincap locatedatthe endofthe oildrainpipe, and
drainoil intoanappropriatereceptacle.See Figure24.
OilDrain
ain Ca
-- Below 40 ° F (4 ° C) the use of SAE 30W will result in hard starting.
_ -- Above 80 ° F (27 °C) the use of 10W-30 may cause increased oil consumption.
Check the oil level more frequently.
Figure23
NOTE:DOnotusenon-detergentoil or2-strokeengineoil.It could
shortentheenginesservicelife.
Changeengineoilafterthefirstfiveto eighthoursofoperation,
andeveryfifty hoursoreveryseasonthereafter.Changeoil every
twentyfivehourswhenoperatingengineunderheavyloadorin
hightemperatures.
To Drain Oil
Usedoilisa hazardouswasteproduct.Disposeofusedoil properly
IDonotdiscardwithhouseholdwaste.Checkwithyourlocalauthori-
_tiesor SearsServiceCenterfor safedisposal/recyclingfacilities.
Beforetippingengineor equipmenttodrainoil, drainfuelfromtank by
runningengineuntilfuel tankisempty.
Usedmotoroil maycauseskincancerifrepeatedlyleftincontactwith
theskinfor prolongedperiods.Althoughthis isunlikelyunlessyou
handleusedoil ona daily basis,itisstilladvisableto thoroughlywash
yourhandswithsoapandwateras soonas possibleafter handling
usedoil.
Figure24
4. Replaceandtightentheoildraincap.
5. Whenengineisdrainedd alloil,placeenginelevel.Refillwithapproxi-
mately20oz.d freshoil.Fillto FULLlineondipstick.Donotoverfill.
RefertoCheckandAddingOilinthismanual'sAssemblysection.
6. Replacesparkplugwirebeforestarting.
Transmission Lubrication
Thetransmissionispro-lubricatedandsealedatthefactory.It requires
no checkingunlessthetransmissionisdisassembled.Tofill with
grease,laythe righthalfof thetransmissionon itsside,add22ounces
of Benalene920grease,andassemblethelefthalf toit. Seean
authorizedSearsServiceCenterto havethe transmissionlubricatedor
to scheduleservice,simplycontactSearsat 1-800-4-MY-HOME®.
LUBRICATION
Afterevery10operatinghours,oilorgreasethelubricationpoints.Useclean
lubricatingoil(#30weightmotoroilissuitable)andcleangeneralpurpose
grease(greasecontaininga metallubricantispreferred,ifavailable).
• Removethetinesand cleanthetineshaft.Useafileor sandpa-
pertogentlyremoveanyrust,burrsor roughspots(especially
aroundtheholesin theshaft).Applygreaseto theendsofthe
shaftbeforeinstallingthetines.
• Removethebeltcoverandlubricateallthepivotpointsand
linkageswitha lightcoatof oil.Keepthe beltsfreeof lubrication.
• The chaincaseis pro-lubricatedandsealedat thefactoryand
requiresnomaintenance.
HARDWARE
Checkfor looseor missinghardwareafterevery10operatinghours
andtightenor replace= as needed= beforereusingthetiller.Be
sureto checkthe screwsunderneaththe tillerhoodthat securethe
8transmissioncoverandthe DepthRegulatorLevertothetransmission.
BELT REPLACEMENT
Beforeperformingany typeofmaintenanceonthemachine,waitfor
all partsto stopmovinganddisconnectthesparkplugwire.Failure
tofollowthis instructioncouldresultinpersonalinjuryor property
damage.
Ifthedrivebeltneedstobe replaced,makesureyouuseonlyafactory
authorizedbeltlistedinthe Partspagesofthisoperator'smanual,asan
"over-the-counter"beltmaynotperformsatisfactorily.Theprocedure
requiresaveragemechanicalabilityandcommonlyavailabletools.
Toreplacethe Drivebelt,followthesesteps:
7. Removethebeltcoverfromthe leftsideof thetillerbyremoving
thetwoselftappingscrewsandhexstopnutandwasher.See
Figure25.
9. Removethe beltkeeperassemblylocatedbehindtheengine
pulleybyremovingthetwohex boltsand lockwashers.See
Figure26.
10. Removetheoldbeltfromaroundthe transmissionpulleyand
installthenewbelt. SeeFigure26.
11. Followtheinstructionsinreverseorderto re-installthebeltkeeper
and idlerpulley.
NOTE:Uponreassembly,makecertainthattheidlerpulleykeeperisas
shownin Figure26.Takenoted the notchonthebottomofthekeeper
andthealignmentwhenreassemblingwiththe replacementbelt.
NOTE;Afterre-installingthebelt,double-checkthe cableadjustment.
RefertotheAssemblysectionforinstructionsonadjustingthe cable.
TINES
Thetineswillwearwithuse andshouldbeinspectedatthe beginning
ofeach tillingseasonandafterevery30operatinghours.Thetines
canbe replaced.RefertothePartsListsectionofthis manualforpart
numbers.
Tine Inspection
Withuse,thetineswill becomeshorter,narrowerandpointed.Badly
worntineswill resultina lossoftillingdepth,and reducedeffective-
nesswhenchoppingup andturningunderorganicmatter.
Removing/Installing a Tine Assembly
1. A fine assemblyconsistsofa left handtineanda righthandfine.
NOTE:Thesharpedgesof thetinesare positionedto enterthesoil
firstwhenrotating.Notethispositionof thetinesfor reinstallationof the
newfineassemblies.
Screws
Figure25
Removetheidlerpulleybolt andmovethebeltfromunderthe
idlerpulleykeeper.SeeFigure26.
Clevis Pin
Figure27
Toremoveafineassembly,simplyremovethecotterpinsecuring
theclevispinforeachtine.SeeFigure27.
Removethe clevispinfor eachfine,andslidetheassemblytothe
outsideofthe unitandoffof thefine shaft.
Beforereinstallingthe tineassembly,inspectthefineshaftfor
rust,roughspotsor burrs.Lightlyfileor sand,as needed.Applya
thincoatof greasetotheshaft.
Installeachfineof theassemblysothatthecutting(sharp)edge
ofthe tineswillenterthesoilfirstwhenthetillermovesforward.
NeverstoretillerwithfuelintankindoorsorinpoorlyventilatedareasI
wherefuelfumesmayreachanopenflame,spark,orpilotlightason
a furnace,waterheater,cothesdryer,orgasapp ance. 1
Neverleaveengineunattendedwhileitis running.
PREPARING THE ENGINE
Enginesstoredbetween30and 90daysneedto betreatedwitha
gasolinestabilizerandenginesstoredover90daysneedto bedrained
offuel topreventdeteriorationandgumfromforminginfuelsystemor
on essentialcarburetorparts.Ifthegasolineinyourenginedeterio-
ratesduringstorage,youmayneedtohavethecarburetor,andother
fuelsystemcomponents,servicedor replaced.
1. Removeallfuel fromtankbyrunningengineuntilit stopsfrom
lackoffuel.
2. Changetheoil.SeeChangeEngineOil inSERVICEAND
MAINTENANCEsection.
3. Removesparkplugand pourabouta 1/2ounceof engineoilinto
thecylinder.Replacesparkplugandcrankit slowlytodistribute
oil.
4. Cleandebrisfromaroundtheengineandthe muffler.Touchup
anydamagedpaint,andcoatotherareasthatmayrustwitha light
filmofoil.
5. Storein aclean,dry andwellventilatedareaawayfromanyap-
pliancethatoperateswitha flameorpilot light,suchasa furnace,
waterheater,orclothesdryer.Alsoavoidany areawitha spark
producingelectricmotor,orwherepowertoolsare operated.
6. Ifpossible,alsoavoidstorageareaswithhighhumidity,because
that promotesrustandcorrosion.
7. Keeptheenginelevelinstorage.Tiltingcancausefuelor oil
leakage.
PREPARING THE TILLER
Whenthe tillerwon'tbeusedforanextendedperiod,prepareitfor
storageasfollows:
1. Cleanthetillerandengine.
2. Followthelubricationrecommendationsandcheckforlooseparts
and hardware.
3. Storethe tillerinaclean,dryarea.
4. Neverstorethetillerwithfuelinthe fueltankinan enclosedarea
wheregas fumescouldreachanopenflameor spark,or where
ignitionsourcesare present(spaceheaters,hotwaterheaters,
furnaces,etc.).
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