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SGT-51-820-H

Stanley SGT-25-450-H, SGT-25-450-V, SGT-51-820-H Original Instructions Manual

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Gasoline Tiller
Gasoline Tiller
SGT-25-450-H
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Original instructions
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GENERAL SAFETY RULES
ATTENTION: When using gasoline motors like this
one, basic safety rules must be observed in order to reduce risk of accidents and/or damage to the machine. Read all instructions again before using the device in the future.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
• Read these instructions carefully.
• Never allow children or persons who are not familiar with these instructions to operate the machine. Local regulations may impose a limit on the age of the operator.
• Never operate the machine around children or pets.
• Keep in mind that the operator of the machine is responsible for any accidents that may occur to third parties and/or to their property.
• The machine must be operated solely by a capable person who is qualified to operate it.
• Always wear appropriate footwear (safety shoes) and long pants when operating this tool.
• Do not operate the machine when barefoot or when wearing open sandals.
• Carefully inspect the area where the equipment will be operated and remove any objects that could be thrown by the machine.
CAUTION
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Gasoline is extremely flammable:
- Store fuel only in containers designed for this purpose.
- Refill the machine with fuel only when outdoors and never smoke when re-filling the equipment with fuel.
- Add fuel before starting up the motor. Never remove the fuel tank plug or add gasoline while the motor is running or when the engine is hot.
- If gasoline is spilled, do not attempt to start up the motor; take the machine away from the area where the gasoline was spilled and keep all sparks away until the gasoline has evaporated.
• Replacing a defective muffler.
• Before each use, always check to be sure that the tools are not worn out or damaged. When changing a worn-out or damaged component or bolt, change all similar components out in order to preserve balance.
• Do not operate the machine in a confined space where dangerous carbon monoxide vapors could accumulate.
• Always be sure that the machine is balanced on its stands.
• Walk, never run, with the machine.
• Work is a diagonal direction, never from up and down.
• Pay very close attention when changing direction on slopes.
• Never work on slopes that are too steep.
• Pay very close attention when reversing the machine or pulling it towards you.
• Do not change direction adjustments and do not exceed the speed limit of the motor.
• When starting the motor, following the instructions carefully and keep your feet far away from the blades.
• Do not put your hands or feet near or on rotating parts.
• Never pick up or carry the machine while the motor is running .
• Shut off the motor:
• Every time you leave the machine.
- Before refilling it with gasoline.
- When performing maintenance and cleaning operations.
- While changing tools.
- When using any traction force other than the engine to move the machine.
• Reduce the starter when shutting off the machine and close the fuel hose when finished working.
• Use the tiller only with the blades provided.
• Always place your hands on the handlebar when using the machine. Do not hold the machine by its other parts while operating it.
• Keep all nuts, bolts and screws properly tightened so that you are sure that equipment is in optimum safety condition.
• Never store the equipment with gas in the tank, inside a building where vapors could reach an open flame or a spark.
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• Allow the motor to cool off before storing it in any enclosed space.
• To reduce risk of fire, keep the storage area for the machine, tail pipe and gasoline free of any vegetation or excess lubricant.
• Replace any worn or damaged parts as a measure of safety.
• If the fuel tank must be drained, it must be done outdoors. Handle fuel in an environmentally safe manner.
• The fuel tank must be drained every time the tiller is moved.
• To reduce the effects of machine vibrations, wear protective gloves when operating it.
• Be sure to take breaks after every 30-minute period of work to avoid Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome.
PRELIMINARY MEASURES:
When working, always wear stable shoes and long pants. Never operate the machine when barefoot or when wearing light sandals. Inspect the entire terrain on which you will be operating the equipment and remove any objects that could be thrown by the machine.
CAUTION!
– Gasoline is extremely flammable! Store gasoline only in containers that are designed for this purpose. Fill it up only in the open air and do not smoke when filling it. Fill the tank with gas before starting the motor. Do not open the gas tank closure plug or fill it with gasoline while the motor is operating, or when the motor is hot. If the gasoline overflows, do not attempt to start up the motor for any reason. Instead, remove the equipment from the area where the gas has been spilled. Then, avoid all attempts to start up the machine until all gasoline vapors have evaporated Replace any damaged tailpipes. Before use, always visually inspect for worn or damaged parts. If there are any worn or damaged parts, or fastening bolts, the entire set must be replaced.
HANDLING:
The engine must not be operated in enclosed areas in which carbon monoxide, a dangerous substance, could become concentrated. Operate this machine only in daylight or with proper lighting. Be sure that you keep the unit balanced on its stands. Do not operate the machine faster than you can walk. For wheeled machines: Work transversely relative to the slope, never when climbing or descending. Pay particular attention when you are changing direction on a slope. Be especially careful when you are making a U-turn with the machine or when you are pulling it towards you. Never change the motor base adjustment or make it run too quickly. Use caution when starting up the motor, in compliance with the manufacturer’s instructions and be sure to keep a sufficient distance between your feet and the tool or tools. Never put your hands or feet on or under rotating parts. Never lift or carry a machine when its motor is running. Always shut off the motor before filling the fuel tank with gasoline. When the motor is running unloaded, be sure to close the flow restrictor. If the machine has a gasoline shutoff valve, it must be closed after any intervention For safety reasons, the motor rotation speed must not exceed the data indicated on the power plate. Always use two persons to transport or store the power tiller. Do not carry it all by yourself.
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Complies with appropriate safety standards.
Keep bystanders away.
Only operate the generator outside to ensure adequate ventilation.
Do not smoke or have open flames
Stay away from rotating augers.
During operation, toxic gases are produced e.g. carbon monoxide (Which is a colorless and odorless gas) this gas may lead to by suffocation.
Wear eye protection. Wear hearing protection.
Read these instructions for use carefully.
wear gloves when operating
Wear safety footwear.
Never direct discharge towards persons or property.
Do not touch a hot muffler, gear housing or cylinder.
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Important: Do not wear loose clothing, neckties or jewelry (rings, wristwatches) when operating this machine. They may be caught by moving parts.
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CONTENTS SUPPLIED
1.Tiller X1
2.Girder X1
3.Wheel assy X1
4.Right blade cover X1
5.Blade disc X2
6.Resistance rod X1
7.Safety plate X1
8.Right blade assy X1
9.Left blade assy X1
10. Resistance rod support X1
11.Pin X4
12.Cotter pin X5
13.Cable bandage X4
14.Bolt M 8*70 X2
15.Hex flange face locknut M8 X5
16.Bolt M 8*16 X2
17.Flat washer D8 X3
18.Bolt M 6*35 X2
19.Flat washer D6 X2
20.Hex locknut M6 X2
21.Hex bolt M 8*50 X1
22.Extension spring X1
23.Hex bolt M 8*70 X1
24.Handle lock lever X1
25.Hex locknut M8 X1
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