Starting And Stopping - Sandri Garden TL 40 Manual De Instrucciones

B) HANDLEBARS
Fit the two handlebars (5-6) in the handle holding
plate and secure using the screws (8) and the knobs
(7), being careful to place the plate (3) in between.
C) WHEEL
Fasten the wheel-bearing arm (9) on the TILLER
chassis using the screw (10) the washers (11-12)
and the nut (13). Fit the pin (14) and fasten by
means of the split pin (15).
D) PLOUGHSHARE
Fit the ploughshare (16) in the chassis housing and
secure by means of pin (17) and split pin (18).
5. STARTING
The engine is shipped without oil.
DO NOT START until the sump has
been filled with oil.
DO NOT FILL OVER MAXIMUM
LEVEL.
Before starting, refer to the at-
tached motor manufacturer's
manual.
1) Always prepare fuel and refuel out
of doors.
2) Keep the fuel in a container specially
intended for this purpose and keep the
container cap well tightened.
TILLER OPERATING MANUAL
IMPORTANT !!
IMPORTANT !!

6. STARTING AND STOPPING

IMPORTANT! Carefully keep to the in
structions provided in Chap. 2 FUN-
DAMENTAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MOTORS WITH AIR
CONTROL ON THROTTLE LEVER (Fig.3)
The lever controls motor speed. For cold starting
the lever must be on
A warm motor can be started in MAXIMUM position
.
Best TILLER performance is obtained in
MAXIMUM position
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MOTORS WITH FUEL
PUMP (BULB) (Fig.4)
The lever controls motor speed. For cold starting
the lever must be in MAXIMUM (2) position
Next, pump the bulb of the "primer" pump (fig.11)
before starting the motor. (If the motor stops due to
lack of fuel, top up the tank and press the supply
pump 3 times).
NOTE: Generally speaking, the pump will not be
required if the motor is already warm on starting.
Nevertheless, in cold climatic conditions, the initial
operation may have to be repeated.
Best TILLER performance is obtained in
MAXIMUM position.
NOTE: More detailed explanations concerning motor
use and maintenance are shown in the motor manu-
facturer's manual, attached separately.
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Fig. 11
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