Storing; Cleaning; Cleaning The Tiller; Maintenance - Stihl MH 700 Gebrauchsanleitung

14 Storing

14 Storing
14.1 Storing the Tiller
WARNING
■ Never operate the tiller with the upper handle‐
bar folded down. This may result in serious
injury to people and damage to property.
► Fold down the upper handlebar for storage
only.
► Stop the engine.
► Allow the tiller to cool down.
► Attach the front wheel.
► Fasten the blade spur at the fifth bore.
► Attach the running wheels.
► Place the hoes on the hoe transport adapter.
► Fold down the upper handlebar.
► Store the tiller in accordance with the following
conditions:
– The tiller is on a level surface resting on the
front wheel, hoes and blade spur.
– The tiller is out of reach of children.
– The tiller is clean and dry.
► If the tiller is to be stored for more than three
months:
► Remove the hoes.
► Open the fuel tank cap.
► Drain the fuel tank.
► Seal the fuel tank.
► Have the fuel tank cleaned by a STIHL spe‐
cialist dealer.
► Start the engine and leave it idling until it
cuts out.

15 Cleaning

15.1

Cleaning the Tiller

► Stop the engine.
► Allow the tiller to cool down.
► Clean the tiller with a damp cloth or STIHL
resin solvent.
► Clean the ventilation slots with a paintbrush.
► Spray the drive shaft with STIHL multispray.
15.2 Cleaning the Hoes
► Stop the engine.
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► Allow the tiller to cool down.
► Set the handlebar to the lowest level.
► Detach retaining pin (1) and remove pin (2).
► Remove the blade spur together with
adapter (3).
► Rest the tiller on the handlebar.
► Clean the hoes with a water jet or with a high-
pressure cleaner.
NOTICE
■ Direct the water jet only at the hoes. When
using a high-pressure cleaner, maintain a dis‐
tance of at least 1 m.

16 Maintenance

16.1

Maintenance Intervals

Maintenance intervals are dependent on the
ambient conditions and the working conditions.
STIHL recommends the following maintenance
intervals:
Engine
► Maintain the engine as described in the engine
instruction manual.
Before each use:
► Check the gearbox oil level.
► Check the tyre pressure of the running wheels.
Correct tyre pressure: 2 bar
After the first month or after 20 operating hours:
► Change the gearbox oil.
Every 6 months or after 100 operating hours:
► Change the gearbox oil.
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