OPERATING & PARTS MANUAL
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MAG
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FOR BEST PERFORMANCE IDLE ENGINE FOR 1-2 MINUTES
17217 198th Avenue • Big Lake, Minnesota 55309
Solo® Germany The registered Solo® trademark is licensed for use in the U.S. to the German company Solo
Kleinmotoren Gmbh by the U.S. affiliate, Solo incorporated.
ATTENTION:
BEFORE YOU START DRILLING.
StrikeMaster Corporation
Phone (763) 263-8999 • Fax (763) 263-8986
www.strikemaster.com
SM09
Ice Fishing has become one of the fastest growing and most popular winter sports, allowing the ardent
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angler the opportunity to enjoy his or her favorite outdoor activity.
When you selected a StrikeMaster power ice auger, you selected a product that has gained a reputation
as the quality leader since 1946. And, there is no doubt that this year's model is the finest ever
produced by StrikeMaster Corporation.
Your new StrikeMaster ice auger has all of the most wanted features in a power ice auger, to assure
many years of enjoyable ice fishing. Some of these features such as workmanship, engineering
excellence, and dependability have long been standards at StrikeMaster. Your new power ice auger
boasts many new features while retaining the best features developed in previous years to enhance
your ice fishing experience and add to your satisfaction in selecting StrikeMaster.
We know that you are anxious to go fishing and use your new power ice auger, but, before you go
fishing, it is important and to your advantage to spend a few minutes getting acquainted with your new
StrikeMaster power ice auger. There is no better way to acquaint yourself with the product than to read
the Owners' Manual and Operating Instructions. A few minutes spent studying this manual before your
first ice fishing outing will be time well spent.
Record your Model and Serial No.'s immediately after purchase (see pg. 10). Also, please return the
enclosed WARRANTY CARD
to validate your limited warranty.
THIS SYMBOL POINTS OUT IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WHICH IF NOT
FOLLOWED COULD ENDANGER THE PERSONAL SAFETY AND/OR PROPERTY OF
YOURSELF AND OTHERS. READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL
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AND ANY PROVIDED WITH OR ON THE EQUIPMENT ON WHICH THIS ENGINE IS USED
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE YOUR STRIKEMASTER POWER ICE AUGER.
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In the best interest of continued technological progress we reserve the right to change the design and
configuration of any product without prior notice. For that reason, no claims can be accepted with
reference to text and illustrations in this manual.
Important Safeguards 3 Storage 8
Power Head Components 4 Maintenance 8
Assembly Instructions 5 Warranty Info 9-11
Starting/Operation 5-7 Warranty Card 11
Stopping Engine 7
ATTENTION
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This engine is equipped with a compression
release valve for easier starting. Press the valve in
before every start to reduce cylinder pressure.
(See Page 7)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Packaging and Disposal
Please keep the original packaging in order to
protect the equipment against transport damage in
case you ever need to ship or transport it. If the
packaging materials are no longer required then
they must be disposed of properly in accordance
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with applicable local regulations. Cardboard
packaging materials are raw materials which can
be recycled or reused.
At the end of the equipments service life, please
make sure that you dispose of it properly, in
accordance with the official directives and
regulations that apply in your area.
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Thoroughly read these operating instructions before
undertaking any maintenance, installation and cleaning steps.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
It is recommended that everyone who uses this product should read the StrikeMaster
OPERATING MANUAL and the engine OPERATOR'S MANUAL before operation in addition to
viewing the enclosed safety DVD.
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1. DO NOT use this product for any purpose other than cutting ice fishing holes. Ice augers
are precision cutting tools built for the ice fisherman, and must be properly maintained
and handled with caution during both cutting and transporting. When not in use, always
store with blade guard attached.
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2. DO NOT
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3. DO NOT
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4. DO NOT
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5. DO NOT
come in contact with the Powerhead, Starter Assembly or Auger (Drill) unit at any time.
use attachments and parts other than those available from the manufacturer.
alter this product in any manner; doing so is dangerous and voids all warranties.
allow children or adults weighing under 100 lbs. to operate this equipment.
allow your body, loose clothing, drawstrings, scarves, hats or other materials to
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6. DO NOT
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7. DO NOT
unit rotates or if the rope pulls hard. DO NOT OPERATE
qualified mechanic.
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8. DO NOT
location.
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9. DO NOT
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10. This product produces considerable cutting force that is felt by the operator. Make sure
your feet are firmly planted and that the handles are held firmly while operating this product.
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11. Always check the operation of the throttle system to ensure the carburetor control is
completely returning to the idle position when the throttle lever is released.
12. Check cutting blades and auger shaft screws before and after each use to make sure they
are tight.
operate under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
operate if, upon pulling the starter rope or after drilling holes, the auger (drill)
. Have the unit checked by a
allow the engine to run or operate while moving or transporting to another
continue to use this product in the event of mechanical or electrical failure.
13. During operation, the auger unit could possibly stop. Be prepared at all times to release
the throttle lever.
14. Everyone who uses this product should read this operating manual before operating
this unit.
15. The cutting blades on the ice auger are razor sharp. Use extreme care when handling.
16. The manufacturer recommends that all StrikeMaster augers be used for ice cutting only.
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1. Recoil (starter) Handle 9. Choke Lever
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2. Fuel Cap 10. Transmission
3. Fuel Tank 11. Start/Stop Switch
4. Fuel (FULL) Level 12. Spark Plug Cap
5. Decompression Button 13. Recoil
6. Throttle Lever 14. Muffler Guard
7. Air Filter Cover 15. Muffler
8. Throttle Rod 16. Tufflite Handle System
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ASSEMBLY
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Carefully remove blade guard and make sure blade bolts are tight.
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LAZER BLADE
Remove Metric Allen wrench and unscrew the collar bolt from auger.
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Remove Black plastic cap from drive shaft. Insert auger into drive shaft and install collar bolt.
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Black Cap
8mm
bolts and
8mm
closed
end
wrench
Metal Collar
Allen Wrench
Collar Bolt
Plastic Collar
Collar bolt inserts into the large hole, passes
through the drive shaft and threads into the
small hole of the metal collar. Make sure bolt is
tight. Some wiggle is normal between the
power head and auger. Check and tighten often.
10mm nut and bolt. Use two 10mm
wrenches above and below blades to
tighten.
Stamping or blade identification must
be legible for blade to be installed
properly.
The large and small holes from
each component must line up
before installing the collar bolt
Large Holes
CHIPPER BLADE
Push down and twist to
line up holes
Drive Shaft
1. Start engine as explained on page 6 & 7 of this manual. For best cutting performance, run engine at
idle for one minute before drilling.
2. Hold the unit in a vertical position with your right hand pushing downward to open throttle, and your
left hand firmly holding the opposite handle.
3. This product produces considerable cutting force that is felt by the operator. Make sure your feet are
firmly planted and that the handles are held firmly while operating this product.
4. Push the throttle lever downward to increase the engine speed. As the engine speed increases the
centrifugal clutch will engage and the auger will begin to rotate.
5. During the operation of cutting, the auger could possibly stop if it comes in contact with a foreign object
or if it binds in the hole. Be prepared at all times to release the throttle lever to avoid rotation of the
handle assembly.
6. Stop engine if you notice a difference in the operating characteristics of this machine.
7. Always stop the engine before any contact with the auger, even when clearing ice blockage.
8. Never touch the muffler. As long as it is still hot there is a risk of burns!
9. The cutting blades on this auger are razor sharp. Use extreme care when handling and installing blades
and blade guards.
10. After using this machine, STOP the engine by allowing the engine to return to idle and moving the
switch to the OFF position. If engine fails to stop, move the choke lever to FULL CHOKE position to kill
the engine. If the ignition switch has failed DO NOT OPERATE until the ignition switch has been repaired
by a qualified mechanic.
11. Always check to make sure the throttle system is moving freely and returning to idle.
12. Turn off this machine when traveling from fishing site to fishing site.
13. Always store auger with blade guard attached.
OPERATION
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STARTING PREPARATIONS
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Check the complete machine for operational safety
• The stop switch should function properly.
• The throttle must have freedom of movement and return to the
idle position on its own accord.
• The auger blades and collar bolt must be tightly secured and in perfect
condition.
• Ensure the spark plug cap and ignition cable are connected firmly.
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FUELING AND OIL/FUEL RECOMMENDATIONS
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Fuel is highly flammable. Keep away from open flames and never spill fuel. Do not smoke at the operating
site or at and near the refueling site
• Stop the engine prior to refueling.
• Let the engine cool down before refueling.
• Open the fuel cap slowly to allow any excess pressure in the tank to be reduced without the risk of fuel
spraying out.
• Fuel may contain substances similar to solvents. Wear protective gloves during filling.
• Avoid breathing in fuel vapor.
• Immediately clean any spilled fuel on the machine.
• Firmly tighten fuel cap.
• Check for fuel leaks. Do not start the machine or work with the machine if there is a fuel leak.
• Store fuel and oil in an approved and correctly labeled container.
Oil
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To operate your engine you will need to use a clean, high-quality, 2-cycle oil mixed with fuel at a ratio
of 40:1 (3.2 fl. oz. to 1 gallon of gas). DO NOT USE SYNTHETIC OIL. DO NOT use a fuel/oil mixture
leaner than 50:1 (2.6 fl. oz. to 1 gallon of gas).
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Fuel
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• Use unleaded regular, unleaded premium or non oxygenated premium fuel. Do not use fuel with
less than an octane rating of 87. For peak performance use an unleaded premium fuel.
• Do not use leaded fuel or E85.
• FUEL MUST BE FRESH AND CLEAN. NEVER use fuel left over from last season or fuel that has been
stored more than 30 days. Do not use summer blend fuel; only use winter blend fuel available after
November 1st.
• Unsuitable fuel or deviations in mixing ratio may lead to serious engine damage which is not
covered under warranty.
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STARTING YOUR ENGINE
Turn the ON/OFF switch to ON. Make sure to read the
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switch correctly. Read this side of the switch.
Press the primer bulb (Fig 1 ) 5 to 8 times. You want to see
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fuel returning in the fuel line.
Slide the choke lever to START (FULL CHOKE).
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Press the decompression button (Fig 1). Pull the recoil
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handle in short quick pulls until the engine fires.
(audible sound) NOTE: you will need to reset the button
after every pull of the recoil rope.
Once the audible sound is heard, slide the choke lever to RUN (NO
5
CHOKE), and continue step 4 until engine starts. If engine fails to start
repeat steps 3, 4 and 5.
STOP ENGINE. Turn ON/OFF switch to the off position. If engine fails to
stop slide choke to start (Full Choke) to stop engine. DO NOT use again
until repaired.
Do not read
this side
Fig 1
STARTING TIPS: As you know, very cold temperatures make all engines a
little harder to start. Whenever possible, keeping your machine in a warm
environment will ALWAYS make it easier to start. In extreme cold
conditions applying a little throttle as you pull your recoil will help the
starting procedure.
If the engine fails to start after several attempts, check whether all
adjustments described above have been correctly carried out, particularly
that the on/off switch is NOT in the off position. Try starting once again.
The combustion chamber will be flooded, if the engine fails to start.
In that case we recommend you proceed as follows:
• Pull the spark plug cap off of the spark plug.
• Remove the spark plug and dry fuel mixture from the electrodes.
• Move the throttle lever up to full throttle. Pull the starter handle several
times (with spark plug removed) to clear the combustion chamber.
• Move the throttle lever down to idling position, refit the spark plug, the
spark plug cap and plug cover.
Start the engine with the choke lever in run (no choke) position and the
on/off switch in the on position.
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MAINTENANCE
Contaminated air filters cause a reduction in engine
performance and increase fuel consumption with more
pollutants in the exhaust gas. Engines are less likely to start
readily with a contaminated air filter. Carry out the following
maintenance jobs regularly:
Before opening the air
filter, close the choke
to prevent dirt from
entering the
carburetor.
Wing
Screw
Air Filter
• Turn the wing screw at the air filter cover counter-clockwise.
• Flip the top of the air filter cover forward and remove.
• Remove the fabric air filter.
• Clean the area around the filter.
Simply tapping the filter is the best cleaning method. Never
wash or clean the air filter with high compressed air or by
wetting it; never place in an oil bath or cleaning solution.
The air filter is blocked if the engine speed noticeably drops
when the carburetor is correctly adjusted.
Under these circumstances, the filter needs replacing (part no.
20 48 154).
Low engine speed due to a blocked air filter must never be
compensated by incorrect carburetor adjustments. This would
cause the engine to overload, resulting in severe engine
failure.
Engine failure caused by incorrect care is excluded from our
warranty.
• Insert the new or cleaned fabric air filter into the casing.
• Position the air filter lid with the lower guiding pins onto
the housing and push into place.
• Secure the filter cover by turning
the wing screw clockwise.
Check the spark plug regularly
after 50 hours of operation.
• Press the back tab of the spark
plug cover (16) down and
remove in an upwards
motion.
• Disconnect the spark plug
cap.
• Unscrew the spark plug
and dry electrodes.
The spark plug should be
replaced after 100 hours of
operation or if the electrodes are badly
worn.
Do not turn the engine over while the spark plug has been
removed or the spark plug cap has been disconnected from the
high-tension ignition cable. A spark may cause a fire!
Spark plugs with resistor (thermal value 200) are available in
different brands under the following description:
BOSCH WSR6F CHAMPION RCJ-6Y or comparable
The correct electrode gap is 0.5mm or .019 inch.
Only use spark plugs where the contact nut has been firmly
fitted. Loose connections may produce sparks, which can
cause fire. Before restarting the engine, check the high-tension
ignition cable for any damage to it’s insulation and ensure the
cable is connected securely to the plug cap.
• Insert the spark plug into the cylinder head and tighten it.
• Push the spark plug cap firmly over the spark plug.
• Position the spark plug cover onto the housing by aligning
it with the guiding pins, push down and click into place.
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0.5mm or
.019 inch
Solo® Germany The registered Solo® trademark is licensed for
use in the U. S to the German company Solo Kleinmotoren Gmbh
by the U.S. affiliate, Solo incorporated.
SECURING YOUR AUGER DURING
TRANSPORT
With your purchase of a StrikeMaster power auger, you have
acquired one of the world’s best precision cutting machines. A
little prevention goes a long way. Whether you transport this
machine in a truck, snowmobile, ATV or sled be sure to secure
it down to prevent damage.
SHUT DOWN & STORAGE
For stops longer than four weeks the following steps should
be carried out:
• Empty and clean the fuel tank at a well-ventilated location.
• Start the engine with an empty fuel tank. Run the engine
until the carburetor is empty and the engine stalls.
Otherwise the carburetor nozzles could become encrusted
with residual fuel mixture and make a subsequent start
harder.
• Clean the motor well (particularly the air intake
openings, the cylinder fins, the air filter and the fuel filter
area).
• Preferably, store the equipment in a dry and secure place.
Open flames or similar must not be nearby. Prevent
unauthorized access - particularly by children.
• If stabilized fuel is left in the machine it MUST be run
every 30 days. Failure to do this can cause the carburetor
and fuel system to gum up.
More Information can be found on our website:
www.strikemaster.com
All of us at StrikeMaster
thank you for your business.
Good luck fishing!
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LIMITED WARRANTY
WARRANTY
The manufacturer warranties trouble-free quality
and will cover the cost of replacing parts which are
found to be faulty in material or workmanship within
the prescribed warranty period after the date of
purchase. Please note that specific warranty
conditions may vary from country to country. If in
doubt, ask your equipment vendor. He is responsible
for warranty matters. Solo Inc. provides the initial
purchaser with a 2 year engine warranty.
We hope you will understand that we cannot be
liable for damage resulting from the following causes:
• Non-compliance with the operating instructions.
• Neglecting essential maintenance and repair work.
• Damage caused by incorrect carburetor adjustment.
• Wear in normal use.
• Obvious overload by continuously exceeding the
maximum performance limit of the product.
• Using non-authorized tools.
• Use of force, incorrect treatment, misuse and
accidents.
• Damage from excessive heat due to dirt buildup
around the cooling fan housing.
• Attempted adjustments and repairs by unqualified
persons.
• Use of unsuitable spare parts or third party parts, if
these are the cause of the defect.
• Use of unsuitable or stale fuel.
• Damage caused by using the product in the hire or
rental industry.
Normal cleaning, adjustments or maintenance work
fall outside the warranty provisions.
A service center authorized by the manufacturer
must carry out all warranty work.
PARTS SUBJECT TO WEAR AND TEAR
Various parts are subject to application-specific or
normal wear and must be replaced in good time, when
required. The following parts are subject to normal wear
and are not covered by the manufacturer's warranty:
• Air filter
• Fuel filter
• All rubber parts which come into contact with fuel
• Clutch
• Spark plug
• Starter (Recoil)
• Blades
CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
In accordance with EG Directives 98/37/EC,
2000/14/EC and 89/336/EEC (amended by
92/31/EEC), SOLO Kleinmotoren GmbH,
Stuttgarter Strasse 41, D-71069 Sindelfingen,
being solely responsible, states that the product
referred to in this declaration complies with the
requirements of the Machinery Directive.
Description of product: Ice Auger
Model/Type description 137 142 154
Sound power level
Guaranteed sound
Actual sound 111 111 111 dB(A)
(EN ISO 3744, EN ISO 22868)
Applied standards: EN ISO 12100, EN 11806,
ISO 14865, EN ISO 14982
Conformity assessment procedures
(98/37/EG) Appendix V
(2000/14/EG) Appendix V
Serial number, Build year Type plate
This declaration of conformity loses its validity, if
the equipment is converted or modified without the
manufacturer's consent.
Sindelfingen, 1st January 2006
SOLO Kleinmotoren GmbH Wolfgang Emmerich
Executive Director
112 112 112 dB(A)
FOR USA ONLY
Emissions Control Warranty Statement
The Environmental Protection Agency and Solo are
pleased to explain the emission control system on your
small non-road power equipment engine. In the US new
small non- road engines must be designed, built, and
equipped to meet the Environmental Protection
Agency's standards. Solo must warrant the emission
control system on your small non- road engine for the
period of time listed below provided there has been no
abuse, neglect, or improper maintenance of your small
non-road engine.
Your emission control system includes parts such as the
carburetor, the ignition system, and the exhaust system.
Where a warrantable condition exists, Solo will repair
your small non-road power equipment engine at no cost
to you including diagnosis, parts, and labor.
Manufacturers Warranty Coverage
Solo's small non-road power equipment engines are
warranted for a period of two years. If any emission
control related part on your engine is defective, the part
will be repaired or replaced by Solo.
Solo® Germany The registered Solo® trademark is licensed for
use in the U.S. to the German company Solo Kleinmotoren Gmbh
by the U.S. affiliate, Solo incorporated.
Contact Information for Authorized Service Center
Locations, Replacement Parts,
Warranty and Technical Information:
Warranty repairs must be completed by a SOLO
Authorized Service Center.
SOLO USA, Inc. 1-800-765-6462
5100 Chestnut Avenue
Newport News, VA 23605
www.solousa.com/support
techserv@solousa.com
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and On Your Warranty Card
Locate This Decal on Your Auger
Engine Type
Serial Number
Complete Serial #______________________________________________
cc
Spec #
EM I S S I O N CO N T R O L INFORMATION
SO L O I N C O R PORATED 9S 9 X S 0 3 7 4SA
EMISSION S COMPLIANCE PERIO D = N A
Typ 137 36.5 cc 20 0 0 6 9 2
01000 0 3 / 2 0 0 9
TH I S EN G I NE C O MPLI E S WI T H US EPA
REGULATIONS FOR WINTER TIME PRODUCT
ON L Y 2 0 0 9 SPAR K I G N ITION E N G I N E S
Re f e r to opera t o r ʼ s ma n u a l fo r
maintenance, specifications and adjustments
DOM (Date of Mfg.)
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ENGINE
TYPE
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CC
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SPEC #
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Serial #
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DOM
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LIMITED WARRANTY
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StrikeMaster Corporation, 17217 198th Avenue, Big Lake, Minnesota 55309 provides the following LIMITED
WARRANTY on its productsto the purchaserof theseproductsand toany personto whomsuch products are transferred
during the duration of this warranty.
The warrantor's obligation shall be limited to repairing or
replacing at the above address, any part or parts which
shall within a One Year period hereinafter specified to
be returned to t h em with tran s portation pre p a id
(customer is responsible for shipping charges to
The One Year limited warranty period shall commence
with the date the product is sold to the purchaser by the
dealer, or if this date cannot be established, the date the
product was sold by StrikeMaster Corporation to the
distributor or dealer.
StrikeMa s t e r ) and whi c h u p on exa m i n ati o n b y
St r ikeMaster C orporation shows to h a ve been
defective. This warranty shall NOT APPLY IF:
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES ARE
LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY —
A. The product has been altered, repaired or modified
outside thewarrantor's place ofbusinessin anyway
that would adversely affect its operation.
B. The product has been subjected to misuse or
One Year — AFTER SAID One Year StrikeMaster
Corporation EXP R E S S L Y DISCLAIMS AN Y
WARRANTY OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS
FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
damage while in the possession of the purchaser
or was operated or used other than in accordance
with the manufacturer's operating instructions.
C. The product failure is attributed to damage which is
the sole responsibility of the user.
Purchase or other acceptance of the product by the
claimant shall be on the condition and agreement that
StrikeMasterCorporationSHALLNOT BELIABLEFOR
INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF
ANY KIND.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or do not allow the exclusion or limitations of incidental
or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusions may not apply to you.
To make claim under this warranty write or call (763) 263-8999 directly to "CUSTOMER SERVICE", StrikeMaster Corporation at
the above address for a warranty return authorization. StrikeMaster Corporation will make every effort to repair or replace the
product if found to be defective within the terms of this warranty within 30 days after receipt of the product.
Proof-of-Purchase must accompany product to ensure warrantability.
NOTE: This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from State to State.
Warranty Registration
This registration card must be returned to StrikeMaster Corporation to validate the
One Year Limited Warranty. Register online at www.strikemaster.com/warranty.html
NAME ________________________________________ DATE PURCHASED ___________________________________
ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________________________________________
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PURCHASER:
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763-263-8999
www.strikemaster.com
Fax: 763-263-8986
SEE
SPECIAL
BROCHURE
• Replacement Blades
• Blade Exchange
Service
• Blade Guards
• Auger Extensions
• Gift Ideas
For Information on our Tune-Up Service, please visit our website at
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or call 763-263-8999
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StrikeMaster Corporation
17217 198th Avenue
Big Lake, Minnesota 55309
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Before!starting!your!new!StrikeMa ster!Auger!we!recommend!these!si mple!steps!to!ensure!proper!condi tioning!!!
of!your!new!auger!powered!by!the!legendary!German!motor!SOLO®.!
Conditioning%Your%Recoil%
Prior!to!putting!gas!in!your!auger’s!power!head!we! recommend!(in!a!warm!environment),!liberally!spra y!WD‐40®!
on!the!recoil!mechanism!as!show!in!the!pictures!below:!
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Spray!th e!WD‐40®!where!the!recoi l!rope!and!the!metal!guide!meet.!!Again,!please!!liberally!spray!the!WD‐40®!to!
ensure!it!lubricates!the!whole!recoil!mechanism.!!This!will!ensure!your!power!head!performs!i n!the!conditions!
Ice!fishermen!encounter!during!the!winter.!
How%to%properly%start%the%Solo%En gine:!
1. Turn!ON/OFF!switc h!to!ON.!
2. Prime!Engine!5!to!8!times.!
3. Slide!the!choke!lev er!to!start.!
4. Press!the!decompression!button!in.! Gently!and!slowly!pull!rec oil!rope!until!resi stance!is!felt,!then!finish!the!pull!
with!a!short,!quick!pull.!
Note:%it%is%VERY%impor tant%to%find%that%resistance%before%pulling%cord.%That%engages%all%th e%
components%properl y.%This%decompression% and%resistance%check%must%be%done%before%
every%pull.%
5. O nce!you!hear!the!engine!fire,!slide!the!choke!lever!to!run.!Continue!the!pulling!procedure!until!engine!starts.!
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