User manual HUSQVARNA T56 RS

[. . . ] Any other use may be dangerous and may damage the machine. Your cultivator was designed to meet the current May slow your reflexes or reduce your vigilance, - Without the mud-guard or protective covers, - On land with a greater than 10-degree (17%) slope. It is the user's responsibility to evaluate potential risk from the land to be tilled. You must take all necessary steps to guarantee your own safety, particularly if the land is sloping, uneven, slippery or unstable. [. . . ] Stop the motor if either of the following happens: - Whenever the cultivator is to be left unattended, - Before adding petrol. Work across the lie of the land, never uphill or downhill. When about to engage the blades, make sure there is nobody in front of or close to the cultivator. Hold the handlebar tight - it has a tendency to lift when the blades engage. While working, keep at a safe handlebar's length from the blades. Remove all stones, wire, glass, metal and loose objects from the area to be dug. When tilling stony ground, use low speed. Do not alter the adjustment of the motor's speed regulator; do not over-rev. Wear thick gloves when fitting or removing the blades. Work only in daylight or in good artificial light. Do not use the cultivator with worn or used parts. Spares of substandard quality may damage the machine and endanger your safety. To avoid fire risk, wait until the motor has cooled down before putting it away. Before putting the cultivator away remove any loose vegetation, especially around the motor once it has cooled. To reduce the risks of fire, keep the silencer and the area around the fuel tank free from leaves and oil. If the petrol tank needs emptying, do this in the open air and with the motor cold. Never store it with petrol in the tank, in a place where petrol vapour might reach a flame, a spark or a source of strong heat. Wherever you store it, let the motor cool down first. Turn the motor off before transporting the cultivator. Ask two other people to help, lifting by holding on to the handlebars and the blade axles. [. . . ] - Do not use without protective cover (rotating parts) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 - Fuel lever - Exhaust - Air filter - Fuel tank cap - Starter - Handle - Oil filler cap and dipstick - Transport wheel 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 - Reversing lever - Clutch lever - Handlebar adjustment - Drive-belt housing - Mudguard - Anchor blade - Rotating blades and plant guards A B C D E F G H - Nominal power - Weight in kilograms - Serial number - Year of manufacture - Type of cultivator - Manufacturer's name and address - EC identifier - Maximum motor speed Do not tighten nut (4), to allow the wheel to be raised and lowered freely. Do not use blades of greater than 320 mm diameter or with a tilling width greater than 850 mm. Make sure there are no obstacles behind you, and reduce speed before engaging gear. It is essential to release the clutch (1) before using the reverse gear handle. [. . . ]