MFT85 210R - Milling machine MCCULLOCH - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL MFT85 210R MCCULLOCH

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hood of serious or even fatal injury if the instruction are not follow.

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the equipment if the instructions are not followed. NOTE : This indicates useful information. This symbol reminds you to take care with certain operations. If you have any problems or questions about the cultivator, please contact your approved supplier.

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signed for safe and reliable service if used as instructed. Before using your machine, please make sure you have understood the contents of this manual. Otherwise you could be injured and your equip- ment could be damaged. Training / Information Familiarise yourself with the correct use and the controls before using the machine. Know how to stop the motor rapidly. The machine must always be used according to the recommendations given in the instruction manual. Remember that the user is responsible for any accidents or dangerous reactions occurring to other people or their belongings. It is his respon- sibility to assess the potential risks of the ground to be cleared and to take all precautions neces- sary to ensure it is safe, in particular on slopes and on loose, slippery or uneven ground. Never allow children or people unfamiliar with these instructions to use the machine. here may be local laws which set a minimum age for users. Never work when there are people. especially children, or animals within a radius of 20 meters of the machine; the operator must necessarily remain at the controls of the handles. Do not use the machine if you have been taking medicine or other substances that might slow your reactions or make you drowsy. Pay particular attention on hard ground, because the machine has the tendency to be much less stable than on cultivated ground. Always wear sturdy, non-slip footwear and tight long trousers when working. Do not use the machine in bare feet or sandals. Ear protectors are recommended. Use the machine for the purpose it is designed for - digging the ground. Any other use may be dangerous or cause damage to the machine. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Preparation Carefully inspect the area where the machine is to be used and remove any objects that might be projected by the machine (stones, wire, glass, metal objects...). Before use, always check over the machine to en- sure that the tools are not wo or damaged Replace any worn or damaged parts. Maintain the electrical cables that stop the motor in good condition so that you can be sure to turn the motor off. Check that no petrol or oil are leaking. Do not use the machine without its protective cas- ings and ensure that all the ttings are tight. Use Never transport people on the machine. Take care when starting the motor, following the manufacturer’s instructions and keeping your feet away from the blade(s). Stop the motor when the machine is not in use. When holding the machine, walk don’t run. Take great care when pulling the machine towards you or reversing the direction of rota- tion (if liked). Keep a safe distance from the rotating blades, set by the length of the steering column. Do not place your hands or feet near or beneath rotating parts. If there is : -abnormal vibration, -a blockage, -a problem engaging or disengaging the clutch, -a collision with a foreign object, -deterioration of the engine halt cable. Stop the engine immediately (if the Engine halt cable is severed. use the starter control as described in paragraph “start the engine” to stop the Engine), let the machine cool down, unplug the spark-plug lead, inspect the machine and have the necessary repairs car-ried out by an approved repairer before using again. Work only by daylight or in good articial light. Do not use the machine on slopes greater than 20°. Work across slopes, not up or down them. Make sure to keep your footing on sloping ground, change direction very carefully. Using accessories other than those recom-mend- ed may make the machine dangerous and cause damage to your machine which will not be covered by your guarantee. Maintenance / storage Stop the motor and disconnect the spark plug before cleaning, inspecting, adjusting or maintaining the machine or changing the tool(s). Stop the motor, disconnect the spark plug and use thick gloves when changing the tool(s). Keep all nuts and bolts tight to ensure safe condi- tions of use. To reduce re risk, keep the motor, the silen- cer and the fuel storage area free of plants. waste oil. or any other inammable material. If the exhaust silencer is defective, have it replaced by an approved repairer. Do not mend parts; replace them by the maker’s own spares. Replace the cutting blades in complete sets to keep them balanced. For your own safety, do not alter the characteristics of your machine. Do not change the motor speed settings and do not run the motor at excess speeds. Regular maintenance is essential for safety and to maintain the level of performance. Allow the motor to cool down before putting the machine away. Danger ! Petrol is highly inammable! Store fuel in containers specially designed for it. Always ll the tank outdoors and do not smoke while doing it. Do not unscrew the fuel cap or top up with petrol while the motor is running or still hot. If pevol is spilt on the ground, do not try to start the motor; Carry the machine elsewhere and avoid all naked ames until the petrol vapour has dispersed. Store the machine in a dry place. Never store the machine in a building where the petrol vapour can reach a ame, spark or source of intense heat. Replace the caps of the fuel tank and the petrol can correctly. Limit the amount of petrol in the tank to reduce spillage. Do not run the motor in a conned space where carbon monoxide vapour might accu- mulate. Carbon monoxide can be fatal. Ensure good ventilation. Moving, handling transporting Any action on the machine apart from ground dig- ging must be performed with engine stopped. Except when (ground digging) the machine must be moved by using the transport wheel as described in “Moving” chapter. Handling: do not try and lift the machine. The machine’s weight is indicated on the manufacturer’s plate. at the end of this manual. Use a method of handling adapted to the weight of the machine and to the situation to guarantee the safety. When loading or unloading the machine to or from a trailer, use a suitable ramp. Lash the machine down correctly for safe transport. The machine should be transported in a trailer; do not use any other method of transport.

Uncertainty of noise 2 dB(A) Ear protection must be used.

WARNING: Inappropriate assembly of this rotary tiller could cause severe injuries. Ensure that you follow all the instruc-tions carefully. Fitting the tine cover. Fitting the rst tine group. Make sure the sharp edges face one side.Fitting the resistance rod. Fitting the front wheel. Fitting the stand pipe. Fitting the rail. Fitting the handrail cover. Fitting the tidy cover. Fitting the second tine group -right. Fitting the second tine group -left.Fitting the third tine group -left&right.Fitting the plant guard.

Warning:After assembling the machine completely, tighten all the bolts and screws with moderation: do not overtighten.Note: Any dismantling operation must only be performed by an approved work-shop.

Description of the components

Machine identicationplate Transport wheel A = Working position.B = Transport position.

Filling with engine oil and checking the level Topping up the petrol Injecting oil to identied position Open the petrol switch

Set the choke in position A Throttle control Put the lever to: Set the on/off switch to “on” Pull the recoil start handle

Note: In his constant desire to improve his products, the manufacturer states that the whole of this manual is not contractual and reserves the right to modify the specications of his machines without notice. Unpacking

WARNING: Take care not to cut the cables or scratch the machine’s paint-work when cutting the edges of the case.

Assembling Ref. Contents of the case

STARTING THE MACHINE

Set the choke in position B

Warning:When the machine starts, remain within the safety zone.

UNPACKING / ASSEMBLY

Set the throttle control to:

Daily check Before starting the engine check the following points.There must be no loosened or bro- ken nuts or bolts. Cleanliness of the air lter elementDo not use inammable solvent to clean the foam air lter element. Check lub oil levelNo leaks of petrol or lub oil. Sufcient petrolKeep the machine clean.Environment protection.No abnormal vibrations or excessive noise. MAINTENANCE TABLE After the rst 20 hours or every month Change the lub. oil of engine and gearbox. Every 50 hours or every 3 months Every 100 hours or every 6 months Clean the lter.Change the lub. oil of engine and gearbox.Clean the spark plug.Clean the spark plug shield. Every 300 hours or once a year

• Clean more often in condition of use where the air is dusty or laden with aerial debris. ** Not essential except in the event of performance problems (to be conducted by an approved workshop).

Forward 1. Leave the reverse clutch as it is.2-A. Unlock the clutch handle.2-B. Depress the clutch handleMaintain a safety zone of 20 m in radius around the machine.

Reverse 1-A. Toggle red reverse switch 1-B. Squeeze the reverse handle 2-A. Unlock the clutch handle.2-B. Depress the clutch handleMaintain a safety zone of 20 m in radius around the machine. STOPPING The use of reverse is dangerous. Ensure that there are no obstacles behind you and reduce the engine revs before engaging the clutch.

Stopping the rotating tools Release the clutch lever. Reduce the gas Stopping the engine Set the choke in position A Close the fuel tap Clean the air lter* (2 Fig. 4.5).Replace the air lter *.Check the play in the valve **.Replace the spark plug.Clean the fuel lter **.Clean combustion chamber **.Set the tickover **.Check the fuel circuit **.Set the on/off switch to OFF.

Moving Stop the engine. Set the wheel in movement position. MAINTENANCE TABLE Set the handlebars in the low position to faciliate moving the machine. Lift the blades from the ground using the handlebars and then advance forwards.

EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

For the following machinery Product name: Motor Hoe Commercial name: N/A Function: Motor Hoe (without driven wheels) Type: Gasoline Model No.: MFT85 210R Serial No.: 16H190570 is here with conrmed to fulll all the relevant provisions of Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC) and the following harmonized standard have been complied with EN 709: 1997 + A4: 2009 EN 709: 1997 + A4/AC:2012 is herewith conrmed to fulll all the relevant provisions of Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (2014/30/EU) and the following harmonized standard have been complied with: EN ISO 14982: 2009 Responsible for marking this declaration is the Manufacture’s Name : Husqvarna AB Manufacturer’s Address : SE561 82 HUSKVARNA SWEDEN Person responsible for compiling the technical les established within the EU Name, Surname : Husqvarna AB Address : SE561 82 HUSKVARNA SWEDEN Person responsible for making this declaration Name, Surname : John Thompson Position/Title : Product & Marketing Director, Consumer Division EUAP Place : Husqvarna UK Ltd, Preston Road Aycliffe Industrial Park. Newton Aycliffe Co.Durham,DL5 6UP Date : 15th November 2016 (Company stamp and legal signature)

Rechter Griff: 7,4mm/s