provement of our products. For this reason,
technical data, equipment and design are
subject to change without notice. All specifications and directions in this SERVICE
DATA are based on the latest product information available at the time of publication.
Regular bolt, nut and screw M 3 6 - 10 0.6 - 1 5 - 9
M 4 15 - 25 1.5 - 2.5 13 - 22
M 5 25 - 45 2.5 - 4.5 22 - 40
M 6 45 - 75 4.5 - 7.5 40 - 65
M 8 110 - 150 11 - 15 95 - 130
M 10 210 - 300 21 - 30 180 - 260
Starter case M 5 30 - 45 3 - 4.5 26 - 40
Ignition coil M 5 50 - 70 5 - 7 45 - 60
Intake bellows M 5 30 - 50 3 - 5 26 - 45
SERVICE INFORMATIONSRM-420ES
LM: Left hand thread.* Apply thread locking sealant. (See below)
** The torque differences among four bolts should not exceed 20 kgf•cm (2N•m, 17in•lbf) on one cylinder or
crankcase.
1-4 Special repairing materials
Material
Grease Gear case
Rewind spring
Starter center post
Oil Oil seal inner lips
Drive shaft
Thread locking sealant Muffl er cover Loctite #242, ThreeBond #1324 or equivalent
Location
Lithium based grease or ECHO XTended Protection
Lubricant
Two-stroke engine oil or engine oil (SAE#30)
Remarks
TM
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SERVICE INFORMATIONSRM-420ES
5K2255K0165K042
5K1895K2195K220
5K246
5K245
5K2235K2245K222
1-5 Service limits
ABCD
EFGH
5
KLM
Description
A Cylinder boreWhen plating is worn and aluminum can be seen
B
Piston outer diameterMin.39. 91 (1.571)
C
Piston pin boreMax.10. 035 (0.3951)
D
Piston ring grooveMax.1. 6(0.063)
E
Piston ring side clearanceMax.0. 1(0.004)
F
Piston pin outer diameterMin.9. 98 (0.3929)
G
Piston ring widthMin.1. 45 (0.057)
H
Piston ring end gapMax.0. 5(0.02)
K
Con-rod small end boreMax.13. 025 (0.5128)
L
Crankshaft runoutMax.0. 02 (0.001)
M
Clutch drum boreMax.71. 5(2.81)
mm (in)
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1-6 Special tools
1
2: b
SERVICE INFORMATIONSRM-420ES
= 6
mm
3
54
6
PET-304
1.3
1.65
0.4
1.5
b
mm
= 80
a
7
8:
9:
a
= 70
mm
10
a
21
a
16
17
b
23
24
12
19
13
20
= 12
a
14:
= 32
b
= 15
: a
15
= 24.5
b
mm
mm
mm
mm
22
Key Part Number Description Used for:
1 G310-000050
Tachometer PET-304
Measuring engine speed to adjust carburettor
2 X605-000050 Torx L wrench Removing and installing bolt
3 897501-03938 Puller Removing fl ywheel4 897835-16131 Pressure connector Testing crankcase and cylinder leakages
5 897537-30130 Piston stopper Locking crankshaft rotation
6 897563-19830 Metering lever gauge Measuring metering lever height on carburettor
7 897603-23030 PTO shaft puller Removing PTO shaft
8 897701-02830 Bearing wedge Removing ball bearing remaining on crankshaft
9 897701-06030 Bearing wedge Removing ball bearing on PTO shaft / drive gear
10 897701-14732 Bearing tool
Removing and installing ball bearings on crankcase / clutch drum
11 897702-30131 Piston pin tool Removing and installing piston pin (Use 10mm dia. adapter)
12 897712-04630 2-pin wrench Removing and installing pawl carrier
13 897714-12330 Oil seal tool Installing crankcase oil seal (clutch side)
14 897714-24330 Oil seal tool
Installing crankcase oil seal (starter side) / PTO shaft bearings
15 897726-21430 Oil seal tool Installing crankcase oil seal (clutch side)
16 897718-03930 Bearing tool Installing crankcase oil seal (starter side)
17 897719-02830 Piston holder Making piston steady to remove and install piston / ring
18 363018-00310 Washer Installing crankcase oil seal (starter side)
19 897800-79931 Spark tester Checking ignition system
20 897803-30132 Pressure tester Testing fuel pipes/tank and crankcase leakages
21 897826-16131 Pressure plug Plugging intake port to test crankcase / cylinder sealing
22 897827-16131 Pressure plate Plugging intake port to test crankcase / cylinder sealing
23 897831-16131 Pressure plug Plugging exhaust port to test crankcase / cylinder sealing
24 91037 Compression gauge Measuring cylinder compression
25 Y089-000091 D-shaped tool Adjusting mixture needle
11
18
50
0.4
0
0
MPa
1.
25
0.8
1.2
7
1
4
2
3
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SERVICE INFORMATIONSRM-420ES
2 CARBURETTOR ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE
2-1 General adjusting rules
A. Before starting the unit for adjustment, check the following items.
1. The correct spark plug must be clean and properly gapped.
2. The air fi lter element must be clean and properly installed.
3. The muffl er exhaust port must be clear of carbon.
4. The fuel lines, tank vent and fuel fi lter are in good condition and clear of debris.
The fuel is fresh ( > 89 octane : RON ) and properly mixed at 50 : 1 with “ISO L-EGD” or “JASO FC/FD” 2-stroke oil.
5.
6. Install nylon line cutter with 2 nylon lines with 150 mm, even if 3-tooth blade is installed, for proper engine loading to make sure engine speed on both SRM-420ES(L) and SRM-420ES(U).
B. Preliminary adjustment. Adjustment by Idle adjust screw of carburetor.
Start and run engine for 3 minute
onds.
Adjust idle engine speed to 2,800 +/- 100 r/min by turning Idle adjust screw. Confi rm WOT engine speed
approx. 10,000 r/min. If engine does not run correctly after this adjustment, proceed to the next step 2-2.
2-2 Presetting Idle adjust screw, L mixture needle and H mixture needle
(B)
alternating engine speed between WOT for 50 seconds and idle for 10 sec-
Tools Required : Small screwdriver with 2.5 mm
blade, P/N G310-000050 electronic tachometer,
(D)
(C)
P/N Y089-000091 D-shaped tool (A).
1. Turn L and H mixture needle clockwise until
lightly seated, and then turn out both mixture needles following turns.
7
(A)
L mixture needle (B) : 2 3/8
H mixture needle (C) : 3
NOTE :
ing, damage to carburettor may occur.
2. Remove air cleaner lid to expose the Idle adjust
screw and throttle plate. Turn Idle adjust screw (D)
anticlockwise until Idle adjust screw tip just touches throttle plate. Then turn it clockwise 2 1/8 turns.
Reinstall air cleaner lid.
NOTE :
just screw, Idle and H mixture needles are intended
to start and run the engine before fi nal carburettor
adjustments are made through this procedure. The
actual number of turns needed for engine operation may vary.
If needles are overtighented during seat-
The initial carburettor settings for Idle ad-
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2-3 Adjusting carburettor
(D)
(B)
(C)
SERVICE INFORMATIONSRM-420ES
SRM-420ES(L): Remove shield and cut trimmer
head line lengths to 190 mm.
SRM-420ES(U) : Remove shield and blade, and
cut trimmer head line lengths to 190 mm.
1. Start and warm engine for 3 minute alternating
engine speed between WOT for 50 seconds and
idle for 10 seconds.
2. Adjust L mixture needle (B) to reach maximum
idle speed using 2.5 mm blade screwdriver.
3. Set Idle speed to 3,550 r/min by turning Idle
adjust screw (D). Engine speed should be stable at
3,550 +/- 50 r/min.
4. Turn L mixture needle (B) anticlockwise to reduce engine idle speed 800 r/min to set idle speed
at 2,750 r/min. The idle speed range is 2,650 - 2,850
r/min.
5. Turn Idle adjust screw (D) clockwise to increase
idle engine speed to set idle at 2,800 r/min. The
idle speed range is 2,700 to 2,900 r/min.
t = 190 mm
NOTE :
a minimum of 20 seconds after each adjustment of
idle mixture needle to assure accurate tachometer
readings.
6. Adjust H mixture needle (C) to reach maximum
WOT engine speed. Then turn H mixture needle (C)
anticlockwise to reduce WOT engine speed 120
r/min (RANG : 100-140 r/min).
max. approx. 9,000 r/min
NOTE :
out shield.
7. SRM-420ES(L) : Stop engine, and restart engine and verify engine idle speed ranges from 2,400
to 3,200 r/min, and expand and cut nylon line by
shield knife and WOT engine speed ranges from
9,500 to 10,500 r/min.
NOTE :
shield
SRM-420ES(U) : Stop engine and reinstall shield
for 3-tooth blade (255 mm) and the blade. Restart
engine and verify engine idle speed ranges from
2,400 to 3,200 r/min, and WOT engine speed
ranges from 10,500 to 11,500 r/min.
Make sure the nylon line cutter does not rotate
when engine is at idle. Engine should start and accelerate smoothly.
Engine speed must be allowed to stabilize
Nylon line length should be 190 mm with-
Nylon line length should be 150 mm with
NOTE :
may vary from fi nal adjustment specifi cations due
to changing ambient conditions, fuel, and engine
loads. Safe engine speed variances should be
within the WOT and Idle speed ranges listed in
Section 1-2, otherwise the carburettor should be
readjusted.
WOT, and idle speed in field operation
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