Trimmer Techniques; Replace Trimmer Cord; Transportation - Timberpro WBC 520 Bedienungsanleitung

9. TRIMMER TECHNIQUES

IMPORTANT
If you are not familiar with this type of machine you should
practice in a safe place.
1. ALWAYS clear the work area of cans, bottles, rocks,
etc. Flying or whirling objects they may cause serious
injury and damage to users or bystanders. If an
object is accidentally flung out from machine,
immediately stop and check the machine.
2. Always trim at high speeds.
3. Maneuver the cutting head of the trimmer horizontally
from one side to the other.
4. Keep cutting head parallel with the ground.
5. DO NOT tilt the nylon cutting head during operation.
6. For correct cutting height carry out a test trim in advance
in a test area.
7. NEVER let the machine run with damaged or defective
parts.

10. REPLACE TRIMMER CORD

1. Take the cutter head and cut 2 x 285mm lengths of
cutting cord.
2. Push one piece of cutting cord into the
head as shown below. Repeat for the other side.
Any excess cord will be cut off by the cord cutter on
the shield when it's first used.

11. TRANSPORTATION

WARNING
When you're done using the trimmer in one location and
wish to continue working in another spot, turn off the engine,
lift up the unit and carry it, paying attention to the hot engine.
WARNING
Be careful not to spil any fuel while moving to another spot.
8. The machine is to be used for trimming grass only.
9. NEVER raise the nylon cutting head above knee height
during operation.
10.DO NOT use the machine on a slope or uneven
ground or if there is a chance of slipping or losing
your stability.
11. NEVER over cut – instead cut short lengths from the
top down.
12.ALWAYS stop the machine before removing grass
deposits. To prevent overheating of the drive axle
remove all tangled grass and weed fibre. The
tangled grass and weed fibres prevent the shaft from
cooling properly. Remove grass deposits with a
screwdriver or similar tool.
150 -160
WARNING
When transporting the unit over far distances, ensure
the engine has cooled down, and ensure that no fluids
can spill.
GB 11
150 -160