Viking HB 685, HB 560, HB 585, HB 445 R, HB 445 Instruction Manual
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Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing a VIKING quality
product.
This product has been produced using
state-of-the-art production methods and
extensive quality assurance procedures,
because our goal is only achieved if you,
the customer, are satisfied with your
machine.
If you have any questions concerning your
machine, please contact your dealer or our
sales agency directly.
I hope that your VIKING machine will
give you great enjoyment.
Management
1. Table of contents
Notes on the instruction manual 20
General 20
Instructions for reading the
instruction manual 20
Machine overview 21
For your safety 21
General 21
Refilling the tank – handling petrol 22
Clothing and equipment 22
Transporting the machine 22
Before operation 23
Working with your machine 24
Maintenance and repairs 25
Storage for prolonged periods
without operation 26
Disposal 27
Description of symbols 27
Standard equipment 27
Preparing the machine for
operation 28
Installation instructions 28
Attaching the chassis 28
Installing the brake spur 28
Assembling the handlebar 29
Folding up the handlebar 29
Installing impact protectors 29
Mounting the hoes: HB 445,
HB 445 R 29
Mounting the hoes: HB 560,
HB 585, HB 685 30
Installing the plant protection disc 31
Installing the self-propulsion levers 31
Routing the drive cables 31
Attaching the drive cables 31
Routing and installing the throttle
cable 31
Fastening the cables to the
handlebar 31
Fuel and engine oil 32
Controls 32
Throttle lever 32
Self-propulsion levers 32
Safety devices 33
Self-propulsion lever lock 33
Safety devices 33
Notes on working with the
machine 33
Working area for operator 33
Working position of the machine 33
Hoe combinations 33
Ideal body position when working 33
Operating the machine 34
Preparatory measures 34
Height adjustment of the upper
handlebar 34
Lateral adjustment of the
handlebar 34
Folding the transport chassis in
and out 34
Adjusting the brake spur 34
Starting the engine 35
Stopping the engine 35
Engaging and disengaging self-
propulsion (forwards) 35
Engaging and disengaging self-
propulsion (reverse) (HB 445 R,
HB 560, HB 585, HB 685) 35
Tilling 35
Maintenance 36
Removing the hoes 36
Cleaning the machine 36
Combustion engine 36
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Service intervals 37
Storage and periods of inoperation
(winter break) 37
Transport 37
Transporting the tiller 37
Environmental protection 38
Disposal 38
Minimising wear and preventing
damage 38
Standard spare parts 39
CE - manufacturer's declaration of
conformity 39
Technical specifications 40
Troubleshooting 41
Service schedule 42
Handover confirmation 42
Service confirmation 42
2. Notes on the instruction manual
2.1 General
This instruction manual constitutes
original manufacturer's instructions in
the sense of EC Directive 2006/42/EC.
VIKING is continually striving to further
develop its range of products; we therefore
reserve the right to make alterations to the
form, technical specifications and
equipment level of our standard
equipment.
For this reason, the information and
illustrations in this manual are subject to
alterations.
This instruction manual is protected by
copyright. All rights reserved, especially
the right of reproduction, translation and
processing using electronic systems.
2.2 Instructions for reading the instruction manual
Illustrations and texts describe specific
operating steps.
All symbols which are affixed to the
machine are explained in this instruction
manual.
Viewing direction:
Viewing direction when "left" and "right"
are used in the instruction manual:
the user is standing behind the machine
and is looking forwards in the direction of
travel.
Section reference:
References to relevant sections and
subsections for further descriptions are
made using arrows. The following example
shows a reference to a section: (Ö 2.1)
Designation of text passages:
The instructions described can be
identified as in the following examples.
Operating steps which require intervention
on the part of the user:
● Release bolt (1) using a screwdriver,
operate lever (2)...
General lists:
– Use of the product for sporting or
competitive events
Texts with added significance:
Text passages with added significance are
identified using the symbols described
below in order to especially emphasise
them in the instruction manual:
Danger
Risk of accident and severe injury
to persons. A certain type of
behaviour is necessary or must be
avoided.
Warning
Risk of injury to persons. A certain
type of behaviour prevents possible
or probable injuries.
Caution
Minor injuries or material damage
can be prevented by a certain type
of behaviour.
Note
Information for better use of the
machine and in order to avoid
possible operating errors.
Texts relating to illustrations:
Illustrations relating to use of the machine
can be found in the front of this instruction
manual.
The camera symbol serves to link
the figures on the illustration pages
with the corresponding text
passages in the instruction manual.
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3. Machine overview
1 Self-propulsion lever (forwards)
2 Upper handlebar
3 Tension lever
4 Recoil starter rope
5 Engine
6 Spark plug socket
7 Right impact protector
8 Plant protection disc
9 Hoes
10 Carrying handle
11 Right impact protector
12 Transport chassis
13 Brake spur
14 Release lever (transport chassis)
15 Release pin (brake spur)
16 Handle
17 Throttle lever
18 HB 445 R, HB 560, HB 585, HB 685:
Self-propulsion lever (reverse)
19 Identification plate with serial number
4. For your safety
4.1 General
These safety regulations must
be observed when working with
the machine.
Read the entire instruction
manual before using the
machine for the first time. Keep
the instruction manual in a safe
place for future reference.
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Observe the operating and maintenance
instructions contained in the separate
engine instruction manual.
These safety precautions are essential for
your safety, however the list is not
exhaustive. Always use the machine in a
reasonable and responsible manner and
be aware that the user is responsible for
accidents involving third parties or their
property.
Make sure that you are familiar with the
controls and operation of the machine. In
particular, the user must know how the
work tools and engine can be stopped
quickly.
The machine must only be used by
persons who have read the instruction
manual and are familiar with operation of
the machine. The user should seek expert
and practical instruction prior to initial
operation. The user must receive
instruction on safe use of the machine
from the vendor or another expert.
During this instruction, the user should be
made aware that the utmost care and
concentration are required for working with
the machine.
Risk of death from suffocation!
Packaging material is not a toy danger of suffocation! Keep
packaging material away from
children.
Only give or lend the machine, including
any accessories, to persons who are
familiar with this model and how to operate
it. The instruction manual forms part of the
machine and must always be provided to
persons borrowing it.
The machine must only be operated by
persons who are well rested and in good
physical and mental condition. If your
health is impaired, you should consult your
doctor to determine whether working with
the machine is possible. The machine
should not be operated after the
consumption of alcohol, drugs or
medications which impair reactions.
Children, persons with impaired physical,
sensory or mental faculties or those
lacking the appropriate experience, or
persons who are not familiar with the
instructions, must never be allowed to use
the machine.
Never allow children under the age of 16 to
use the machine. Local regulations may
specify a minimum age for users.
Caution – risk of accident:
The tiller is only suitable for tilling
operations such as the sowing, cultivation
or care of plants. It must only be used as
described in this instruction manual –
improper use is prohibited. Use for other
purposes is not permitted and may be
dangerous. Such use could result in injury
to persons or damage to the machine.
Due to physical danger to the user, the
tiller must not be used for the following
applications (incomplete list):
– working on lawn roofs and in balcony
boxes,
– for shredding or chopping tree or hedge
cuttings.
It is not permitted to transport objects,
animals or persons, particularly children,
on the machine.
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For safety reasons, any modification to the
machine, except the proper installation of
accessories approved by VIKING is
forbidden and results in voiding of the
warranty cover. Information regarding
approved accessories can be obtained
from your VIKING specialist dealer.
In particular, any tampering with the
machine which increases the power output
or the engine speed is forbidden.
Particular care is required during use in
public green spaces, parks, sports fields,
along roads and in agricultural and forestry
businesses.
Caution: Danger to health due
to vibrations!
Excessive exposure to
vibrations can result in damage
to the cardiovascular or nervous system,
particularly in persons with cardiovascular
problems. Please consult a physician if
you experience symptoms that may have
been caused by vibrational loads.
Symptoms of this kind principally affect the
fingers, hands or wrists and include
(incomplete list):
– numbness,
– pain,
– muscular weakness,
– skin discolouration,
– unpleasant tingling sensation.
When using the tiller, plan for work breaks
and avoid using the machine for
excessively long periods, as this may be
damaging to health due to vibration.
4.2 Refilling the tank – handling petrol Danger to life!
Petrol is poisonous and extremely
inflammable.
Petrol must only be stored in appropriate,
tested containers (canisters). Always
screw on the fuel tank and canister caps
properly and tightly. Defective caps must
be replaced for safety reasons.
Never use beverage bottles or similar for
disposal or storage of fuels and lubricants.
Persons, particularly children, could be
tempted to drink out of them.
Keep petrol away from sparks,
naked flames, pilot lights, heat
sources, and other ignition
sources. Do not smoke!
Refill the tank out-of-doors and do not
smoke during refilling.
Before refilling the tank, stop the engine
and allow it to cool.
Refilling with petrol must be performed
before the engine is started. When the
engine is running or is hot, the tank cap
must not be removed and the tank must
not be refilled with petrol.
Do not overfill the fuel tank!
To give the fuel room to expand,
never fill the fuel tank past the
lower edge of the filler neck.
Observe the additional
instructions in the engine
instruction manual.
If petrol is spilled, the engine
must only be started after the petrolcontaminated area has been cleaned. All
attempts at starting must be avoided until
the petrol fumes have dispersed (wipe
dry).
Any spilt fuel must be wiped up
immediately.
Clothing must be changed if it comes into
contact with petrol.
Never store the machine with petrol in the
tank inside a building. The resulting petrol
fumes could come into contact with naked
flames or sparks and could be ignited.
If it is necessary to drain the tank, this must
be done out of doors.
4.3 Clothing and equipment
Always wear sturdy footwear
with high-grip soles when
working. Never work barefoot
or, for example, in sandals.
Also always wear sturdy gloves
and tie up and secure long hair
(headscarf, cap, etc.) when
performing maintenance and
cleaning work or when transporting the
machine.
Wear suitable, close-fitting
clothing when working with the
machine, e.g. overalls, but not
work coats. Do not wear
scarves, ties, jewellery, clothing with
dangling straps or cords or other
protruding articles of clothing when
working with the machine.
Hair, clothing or parts of clothing could
become caught or entangled in the rotating
parts. This can result in serious injury.
4.4 Transporting the machine
Always wear gloves in order to prevent
injuries due to sharp-edged and hot
components.
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Do not transport the machine with the
engine running. Before transport, switch
off the engine, allow the work tool to come
to a complete standstill and detach the
spark plug socket.
Only transport the machine once the
engine has cooled down and with an
empty fuel tank.
Observe the information in the section
"Transport". It describes how to lift and
lash the machine. (Ö 13.)
Always carry the machine with two people
– use the appropriate lifting points.
Use suitable loading aids (loading ramps,
lifters).
For safety reasons, a tilt angle of 15° must
not be exceeded when transporting and
loading the machine, especially when
using loading ramps.
Secure the machine and any machine
components being transported on the load
floor using adequately-dimensioned
fastening material (belts, ropes, etc.).
Never transport the machine unsecured.
VIKING recommends transporting the tiller
using a suitable trailer or on a suitable load
floor and not inside a vehicle (e.g. luggage
compartment).
When transporting the machine, always
observe regional legislation, especially
regarding load security and the transport
of objects on load floors.
4.5 Before operation
Make sure that only persons who are
familiar with the instruction manual are
permitted to use the machine.
Check the fuel system (particularly visible
parts such as e.g. tank, tank cap, hose
connections) before operating the
machine. In the event of any leaks or
damage, do not start the engine – fire
hazard!
Have the machine repaired by a specialist
dealer prior to operation.
Observe the local regulations regarding
permitted operating times for gardening
power tools with combustion engines.
Carefully inspect the complete area on
which the machine is to be used and
remove any large stones, sticks, wires,
bones or other foreign objects which could
be thrown up by the machine.
Objects hidden in the ground (lawn
sprinkler systems, posts, water valves,
foundations, electrical wires, etc.) must be
clearly marked before working with the
machine and avoided during operation.
Never run over any such foreign objects.
Defective and all other worn or damaged
parts must be removed before using the
machine. Replace any illegible or
damaged danger signs and warnings on
the machine. Your VIKING specialist has a
supply of replacement stickers and all the
other spare parts.
Check secure seating of the spark plug
socket on the spark plug before using the
machine.
The machine must only be used in good
operating condition. Before each use,
check whether:
– The entire machine is properly
assembled.
– The safety devices (e.g. self-propulsion
lever, impact protectors, protective
covers, handlebar, protective grille) are
in good condition and working properly.
Never use the machine with missing,
damaged or worn safety devices.
– The work tools (hoes), fastening bolts
and retaining pins are fitted and are not
worn or damaged (notches, cracks).
Worn or damaged parts must be
replaced.
– The work tools (hoes) are secure and
firmly installed.
– The self-propulsion levers are working
and are easy to operate.
– The tank cap is properly attached.
– The tank and fuel-carrying parts, as well
as the tank cap are in good condition.
– The oil closure screw is properly
attached.
– The accessories used are complete
and are properly installed on the
machine. All the components included
in the scope of delivery of the accessory
must be installed/used.
Carry out any necessary work or consult a
specialist dealer. VIKING recommends
VIKING specialist dealers.
The left and right impact protectors are
adapted to the relevant working width and
must always be properly installed. If, on
models HB 445 and HB 445 R, the
working width is increased using additional
hoes (VIKING accessories), the larger
impact protectors (supplied in the scope of
delivery of the accessories) must also be
installed.
Push or pull the machine to the area to be
worked with the aid of the transport
wheels.
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Before operating, remove any foreign
objects (tools, cloths, etc.) placed on the
machine.
4.6 Working with your machine
Keep other persons out of the
danger area. Never work when
animals or persons, particularly
children, are in the danger area.
Caution: Objects such as soil, stones, etc.
can be thrown up or thrown out sideways
during working.
The machine may only be operated by one
person. The operator must stay within the
working area when the engine is running.
(Ö 10.1)
During operation, the machine must not be
lifted, pushed or pulled at the transport
handle, guard plate or at other machine
parts except for the handles of the
handlebar – and especially not by a
second person.
The switch and safety devices installed in
the machine must not be removed or
bypassed. In particular, never secure the
self-propulsion lever to the upper
handlebar (e.g. by tying it).
Caution – risk of injury!
Never put hands or feet on or
underneath rotating parts.
Always observe the safety
distance provided by the
handlebar. This safety distance
corresponds to the length of the properly
installed and folded-out handlebar. Do not
modify the handlebar and never operate
the machine with the handlebar folded
down.
Never attach any objects to the handlebar
(e.g. work clothing).
Only work during the day or with good
artificial light.
Do not operate the machine in the rain or
during thunder storms, particularly when
there is a risk of lightning strike.
The risk of accidents is higher if the ground
is damp due to increased danger of
slipping.
Particular caution should be exercised
during working in order to prevent slipping.
If possible, avoid using the machine when
the ground is damp.
Do not operate the machine on tarmac or
paved areas, etc. with the hoes attached.
Use the machine with great care when
working near slopes, terraces, ditches and
embankments. In particular, ensure that
you maintain sufficient distance to such
danger areas.
Exhaust gases:
Danger to life through poisoning!
In the case of nausea, headache,
impaired vision (e.g. decreasing
field of view) hearing disorder,
dizziness, decreasing power of
concentration, stop working
immediately. These symptoms may
be caused by excessively high
exhaust gas concentrations.
The machine generates
poisonous exhaust gases when
the engine is running. The
gases contain poisonous
carbon monoxide, a colourless and
odourless gas, as well as other pollutants.
The engine must never be operated in
closed or poorly ventilated spaces.
Observe discharge direction of exhaust
gases. Never point the exhaust towards
persons.
Starting:
Exercise care when starting the machine
and observe the instructions contained in
the section entitled "Operating the
machine" (Ö 11.6). Starting the machine
in accordance with these instructions
reduces the risk of injury.
Risk of injury!
If the starter rope recoils at speed, the
hand and arm will be pulled towards the
engine faster than the starter rope can be
released. This kickback can result in
broken bones, crush injuries and sprains.
Ensure that you keep your feet far enough
away from the work tools.
The machine must not be tilted during
start-up.
The self-propulsion levers must not be
pressed when starting.
Working on slopes:
Always work across and back on slopes,
never up and down.
The operator must never stand below the
running machine on a slope. If the user
loses control, there is a risk of being run
over by the machine.
Be particularly careful when changing
direction on a slope.
Always ensure good stability on slopes
and avoid mowing on excessively steep
slopes.
The machine can tip over when used on
slopes. For safety reasons, the machine
must not be used on slopes with an
inclination of more than 15° (26.8 %). Risk
of injury!
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A slope inclination of 15° corresponds to a
vertical height increase of 26.8 cm for a
100 cm horizontal distance.
In order to ensure an adequate oil supply
for the engine, the information in the
accompanying engine instruction manual
must be additionally observed when using
the machine on slopes.
Working:
Risk of injury!
Never place your hands or feet
above, underneath or on rotating
parts.
For safety reasons, the machine must
always be operated using both hands,
which must be kept on the handles of the
handlebar at all times during operation.
Never work using only one hand.
Only control the working depth by applying
pressure to the brake spur.
Use the machine with particular care when
operating on difficult (e.g. stony and hard)
ground. Reduce the rotational speed of the
work tools (fuel control).
Only operate the machine at walking
speed – never run when working with the
machine. Working quickly with the
machine increases the risk of injury due to
stumbling, slipping, etc.
Caution – risk of injury!
Exercise particular caution and ensure that
there is sufficient distance between the
work tools (hoes) and your feet when
turning the machine around, pulling it
towards you, or using reverse gear.
Caution – Risk of stumbling!
Watch out for obstacles behind the
operator when moving the machine
backwards.
If the machine becomes stuck, stop the
engine and detach the spark plug socket.
Lift the machine with the help of a second
person and free it.
Stop the engine
– when the machine has to be tilted for
transportation
– when pushing or pulling the machine to
and from the area to be worked
– when leaving the machine unattended
– before re-filling the tank. Allow the
engine to cool down before re-filling the
tank. Fire hazard!
– when pushing or pulling the machine on
an area that is not to be worked.
Stop the engine and detach the spark plug
socket:
– before remedying blockages
– before lifting or carrying the machine
– before transporting the machine
– before checking or cleaning the
machine or before carrying out any
other work (e.g. adjusting the
handlebar, folding out the transport
chassis) on it
– after hitting a foreign object or if the
machine vibrates excessively. In these
cases, check the machine, in particular
the work tools (hoes, hoe retainers,
drive shaft), for damage and carry out
the necessary repairs before restarting
and working with the machine.
Risk of injury!
Strong vibration is normally an
indication of a fault.
In particular, the tiller must not be
operated with a damaged or bent
drive shaft or with damaged work
tools.
If you do not have the appropriate
expertise, have the necessary
repairs carried out by a specialist
dealer (VIKING recommends
VIKING specialist dealers).
4.7 Maintenance and repairs
Before beginning cleaning, adjustment,
repair and maintenance operations:
● Park the machine on firm and level
ground
● Stop the engine and allow it to cool
down
● Detach the spark plug
socket.
Caution – risk of injury!
Keep the spark plug socket
away from the spark plug; an inadvertent
ignition spark can result in fires or electric
shocks.
Inadvertent contact between the spark
plug and the spark plug socket can result
in unwanted starting of the engine.
Set the machine down on its back only for
cleaning and maintenance work. If
machine is set onto its side or front, this
may cause damage to the engine and
other machine parts, resulting in
expensive repairs.
Allow the machine to cool down before
performing maintenance operations on the
gearbox, engine, exhaust manifold or
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muffler in particular. Temperatures of
80° C and above can be reached. Danger
of burns!
Direct contact with engine oil can be
dangerous. Engine oil must not be spilled.
VIKING recommends leaving the task of
topping up engine oil or performing engine
oil changes to a VIKING specialist dealer.
Check the entire machine for wear or
damage on a regular basis, particularly
before extended periods when the
machine is not in use (e.g. over winter).
For safety reasons, worn or damaged
parts must be replaced immediately to
ensure that the machine is always in a safe
operating condition.
Cleaning:
The complete machine must be cleaned
thoroughly following use. (Ö 12.2)
Remove accumulated clipping deposits
using a stick. Clean the underside of the
machine with water and a brush.
Do not use aggressive cleaning agents.
These can damage plastics and metals,
impairing the safe operation of your
VIKING machine.
The underside of the machine (everything
below the guard plate) can be cleaned
using a high-pressure cleaner or steam
cleaner. Maintain a distance of at least 1 m
and never direct the water jet directly at the
bearing points or seals – especially the
seal between the gearbox housing and
guard plate.
In order to prevent fire hazards, keep the
area around the air vents, cooling ribs and
the area of the exhaust free from
e.g. grass, straw, moss, leaves or
escaping grease.
Maintenance operations:
Only maintenance operations described in
this instruction manual may be carried out.
Have all other work performed by a
specialist dealer.
If you do not have the necessary expertise
or auxiliary equipment, please always
contact a specialist dealer.
VIKING recommends that you have
maintenance operations and repairs
performed exclusively by a VIKING
specialist dealer.
VIKING specialist dealers regularly attend
training courses and are provided with
technical information.
Only use tools, accessories or
attachments approved for this machine by
VIKING or technically identical parts.
Otherwise, there may be a risk of
accidents resulting in personal injury or
damage to the machine. If you have any
questions, please consult a specialist
dealer.
The characteristics of original VIKING
tools, accessories and spare parts are
optimally adapted to the machine and the
user's requirements. Genuine VIKING
spare parts can be recognised by the
VIKING spare parts number, by the
VIKING lettering and, if present, by the
VIKING spare parts symbol. On smaller
parts, only the symbol may be present.
For safety reasons, fuel-carrying
components (fuel line, fuel cock, fuel tank,
tank cap, connections, etc.) must be
checked regularly for damage and leaks
and replaced by a technician if necessary
(VIKING recommends VIKING specialist
dealers).
Always keep warning and information
stickers clean and readable. Damaged or
missing stickers must be replaced by new,
original plates from your VIKING specialist
dealer. If a component is replaced with a
new component, ensure that the new
component is provided with the same
stickers.
Ensure that all nuts, pins, bolts and screws
are securely tightened, so that the
machine is in a safe operating condition.
Never alter the basic setting of the engine
or run at excessive engine speeds.
Components or guards that are removed
for maintenance operations must be
properly reinstalled immediately.
When replacing the work tools (hoes),
ensure that the correct hoe type and hoe
combination are installed – only those
versions approved by VIKING are
permitted.
4.8 Storage for prolonged periods without operation
Allow the engine to cool before storing the
machine in an enclosed space.
Store the machine with empty fuel tank
and the fuel reserve in a lockable and wellventilated room.
Ensure that the machine is protected from
unauthorised use (e.g. by children).
Never store the machine with petrol in the
tank inside a building. The resulting petrol
fumes could come into contact with naked
flames or sparks and could be ignited.
If the tank has to be emptied (e.g.
immobilisation before the winter break),
the fuel tank must be emptied out of doors
only (empty the tank by running the
engine, for example).
Thoroughly clean the machine before
storage (e.g. winter break).
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Only store the machine with the spark plug
socket disconnected.
Store the machine in good operational
condition.
Allow the machine to cool down
completely before covering it.
4.9 Disposal
Waste products such as used engine oil or
fuel, used lubricants, filters, batteries and
similar wearing parts can be harmful to
people, animals and the environment, and
must consequently be disposed of
properly.
Consult your recycling centre or your
specialist dealer for information on the
proper disposal of waste products. VIKING
recommends VIKING specialist dealers.
Ensure that old machines are properly
disposed of. Read the information in the
"Environmental protection" section.
(Ö 14.)
5. Description of symbols
Caution: –
Risk of injury!
Read and follow the instruction manual and the safety
instructions before initial
use.
Rotating tools: Keep your
hands and feet away from
rotating tools. Only operate
with protective covers.
Maintain a safety
distance.
Detach the spark plug
socket before performing
any maintenance and cleaning operations.
HB 445:
For safety reasons, the
release lever must be
pressed before actuation of
the self-propulsion lever.
This prevents inadvertent
actuation of the self-propulsion lever.
HB 445 R, HB 560, HB 585,
HB 685:
For safety reasons, the relevant release lever must be
pressed before actuation of
the self-propulsion lever.
This prevents inadvertent
actuation of a self-propulsion lever. The black selfpropulsion lever is for the
forward gear and the red
self-propulsion lever is for
the reverse gear.
Danger of burns:
Do not touch hot surfaces. Gearbox
housing becomes extremely hot.
6. Standard equipment
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Item Designation Qty.
A Basic unit 1
B Handlebar 1
C Tension lever 1
D Transport chassis 1
E Brake spur 1
F Left impact protector 1
G Right impact protector 1
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Item Designation Qty.
H HB 445, HB 445 R:
Hoe 4
I HB 560, HB 585, HB 685:
Dual hoe 2
J HB 585, HB 685:
Single hoe 2
K Protection ring 2
L Plant protection disc 2
M Self-propulsion lever
(forwards) black 1
N HB 445 R, HB 560,
HB 585, HB 685:
Self-propulsion lever
(reverse) red 1
O HB 445:
Lock nut M6 1
P HB 445:
Cover
Q Lock nut M6 1
R Flat head bolt M6 1
S HB 445, HB 445 R,
HB 585, HB 685:
Folding retainer 10x40
HB 560:
Folding retainer 10x40
T Flat head bolt M8 2
U Hexagon nut M8 2
V Cable tie 2
– Instruction manual 1
– Instruction manual
Engine 1
– HB 560, HB 585, HB 685:
Spark plug wrench 1
7. Preparing the machine for operation
7.1 Installation instructions
Risk of injury!
Observe the safety instructions in
the "For your safety" section. (Ö 4.)
In particular, detach the spark plug
socket and always wear thick
gloves when carrying out any work
on the hoes.
Observe the specified torque.
Only route and attach drive cables
and throttle cable as described.
Incorrectly installed cables (e.g.
1
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4
incorrect routing or attaching to the
wrong self-propulsion lever) may
cause malfunctions.
● Perform all the operations described on
a clean, flat, level and firm surface.
● Observe installation position – always
ensure that the machine is standing
stably and securely.
● Strictly observe instructions for cable
installation. In particular, fasten all
cables to the handlebar using cable
ties in order to prevent damage to the
machine (e.g. when folding down the
handlebar) or possible malfunctions.
Self-propulsion levers, drive cables
HB 445:
– Black self-propulsion lever on the upper
side of the handlebar.
– One drive cable (forwards).
HB 445 R, HB 560, HB 585, HB 685:
– Black self-propulsion lever on the upper
side of the handlebar.
– Red self-propulsion lever on the
underside of the handlebar.
– One drive cable (forwards). The cable is
fitted with a black cap and must be
attached to the black self-propulsion
lever.
– One drive cable (reverse). The cable is
fitted with a red cap and must be
attached to the red self-propulsion
lever.
7.2 Attaching the chassis
● Installation position:
Tilt basic unit (A) forwards as
shown and support at both drive shafts
using suitable wooden blocks (1)
(height 50 - 60 mm, width/length
approx. 100 mm).
● 1 Press retaining clasp (2) upwards
and hold.
● 2 Insert transport chassis (D) into
recess (3) in the pin of release lever (4).
● Press transport chassis (D) upwards to
the stop and hold.
● 3 Press retaining clasp (2)
downwards. Insert bolts (T) on both
sides from below.
● 4 Secure retaining clasp (2) by
tightening both nuts (U).
7.3 Installing the brake spur
● Installation position:
see "Attaching the chassis"
(Ö 7.2)
● Press release pin (1) and hold.
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4
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