Tiger M785, M1000, M1200 Owner's Manual

Owner’s Manual

Mortar / Plaster Mixer

Models

M785

Tiger Equipment LLC.

15 Byrd Lane
Rocky Mount, VA 24151
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.tigerequip.com

M1000
M1200

Instruction Manual – Mortar / Plaster Mixer

1. PREFACE

This manual contains important information on how to use Tiger Tow Behind Mortar / Plaster Mixers
properly and safely. Read through this manual BEFORE you attempt to operate the machine.
Remember, it is the owner’s responsibility to understand and communicate all information, especially
safety and operation information, in this owner’s manual to all operators of this unit.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

Model

M785 M1000 M1200

Weight 762 lbs (345kg) 800 lbs (363kg) 854 lbs (388kg)
Overall Width 46 in (1170mm) 46 in (1170mm) 46 in (1170mm)
Overall Length 64 in (1625mm) 67 in (1700mm) 71 in (1805mm)
Overall Height 56 in (1425mm) 57 in (1450mm) 57 in (1450mm)
Engine Type 4 Stroke, Air Cooled, OHV Gasoline Engine
Standard Engine 5.5hp Honda GX160 5.5hp Honda GX160 8.0hp Honda GX240
Engine Output 8.0hp Honda GX240 8.0hp Honda GX240 n/a
Fuel Automotive Gasoline

3. SAFETY

The following safety instructions must be followed to avoid any property damage, personal injury, or
possible death.

3.1. General Safety

3.1.1. This machine must be operated by well-trained personnel, and for its intended purpose only.

3.1.2. The owner of the machine must observe, and have the operator of the machine observe, the
effective labor protection regulations in the country of application.

3.1.3. It is the owner’s responsibility to understand and communicate all information, especially
safety and operation information, in this owner’s manual to all operators of this unit.

3.1.4. This machine must be operated on the ground where the stability is guaranteed.

3.1.5. Keep the work area clean and free from obstacles.

3.1.6. Keep unauthorized personnel away from the machine during operation.

3.1.7. ALWAYS wear proper O.S.H.A approved ear protection, hard-hat (helmet), dusk mask,
safety goggles, gloves, and steel toe capped shoes during assembly and operation.

3.1.8. Do not wear loose clothing, jewelry, etc. near machinery.

3.1.9. Ignition systems can cause severe electrical shocks. Avoid contacting these systems or
their wiring.

3.1.10. Set the engine switch to the “OFF” position before transportation or maintenance.

3.1.11. Close the fuel shut-off valve before transportation or storage.

3.1.12. Do not attempt to remove any cover or guard. Always check the condition of guards and
covers before operation.

3.1.13. Never leave the engine running unattended.

3.1.14. This machine is heavy, and must not be lifted single-handedly. Use proper hoist to lift the
machine.

3.1.15. The engine is liable to be extremely hot during and immediately after operation.
DO NOT TOUCH HOT ENGINE

3.1.16. Fuel is flammable. Handle Fuel Very Carefully.

3.1.17. Before refueling, switch off the engine and allow it to cool.

3.1.18. Wipe off any spilt fuel from the engine and the machine.

3.1.19. Keep the fuel in proper containers and in a safe place.

3.1.20. Exhaust Fumes Contain Poisonous Carbon Monoxide. Operate the machine only where
proper ventilation is guaranteed.

3.2. Safety Notices & Decals

3.2.1. Read all safety decals carefully. Keep all notices and decals in good condition. If any
become damaged or illegible, replace as necessary.

3.3. Residual Risks
This machine is designed to eliminate the possible risks arising from the use of it. However, the
risks DO reside, and these residual risks are not clearly recognizable, and may cause personal
injury or property damage, and possible death. If such unpredictable and unrecognizable risks

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