Best 721GV18 - Grass trimmer GARLAND - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Best 721GV18 GARLAND

1. Introduction 26
2. Safety rules and precautions 27
3. Warning symbols 32
4. Machine symbols 32
5. Machine description 33
   6.Start up instructions 35
6. Machine usage 39
7. Maintenance and service 41
8. Trouble shooting 44
9. Transport 46
10. Storing 46
11. Recycling or disposal your machine 46
    13.Warranty 47

CE Declaration of conformity 48

TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS

Ref.:GDBESTX21GV18M0718V1

DATE OF PUBLICATION: 23/07/2018

DATE OF REVISION: 25/07/2018

1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing this Garland machine. We are sure that you will appreciate the quality of the machine and that the machine will help you to carry out its required functions for a long period of time. Remember that this machine comes with a large and expert after sales network to which you can take your machine for maintenance, repair or for purchase of spare parts and accessories.

Attention! Read all the security warnings and the instruction manual. Non compliance could result in fire and/or a

serious injury. Before using the machine read the manual carefully and especially that related to secure and correct start up.

Use this brushcutter only to cut grass and small bushes. Any other type of usage is dangerous and run at your own risk. Do not use the machine for other jobs. For example, do not use the machine to cut wood, plastic materials, bricks or construction material. The use of the machine for other uses could be dangerous.

Keep all the warning signs and the manual for future reference. If you sell the machine, remember to pass on the manual to the new owner.

The expression switch to position "open" means offline and to position "close" means connected.

Remember user is the responsible of danger and accidents caused to other people or things. The manufacturer will not be liable for damages caused by an inadequate or incorrect use of the machine.

2. SAFETY RULES AND PRECAUTIONS

To avoid incorrect manipulation of this machine, read the instruction manual before using the machine for the first time. All information included in this manual is relevant and important for your security as well as for the security of other people, animals and objects surrounding you. Should you have any doubts with respect to the information contained in this manual, please ask a specialist or visit your local dealer where you purchased the machine."

The next danger and precautions list include the most probably situations that can be happen while machine is being using. If you are in a non listed situation in this manual use your common sense to use the machine in the most safety way possible or, if you feel danger, don't use the machine.

2.1.USERS

This machine has been designed to be used by people over 18 and who have read and understood the instruction manual. This machine can not be used by persons (including children) with reduced physical, psychological or mental capabilities, or lack of experience or knowledge.

Attention! Do not allow underage people to use the machine.
Attention! Do not allow people who have not understood this manual clearly to use this machine.

Before using this machine, familiarise yourself with all the controls, security devices and how these are used. If you are not an expert user, we strongly recommend that you practice firstly with some simple chores preferably in the presence of an expert user.

If you are not a professional user, we strongly recommend that you start by performing some simple tasks and if possible, in front of a professional user.

The blade of this machine is sharp, operate it wrongly could be dangerous.

Attention! Only lend this machine to people familiarised in the use of this type of machine. Always lend the machine with the instruction manual so that this new user reads it in detail and understands it. This machine is dangerous if used by untrained hands.

This machine is dangerous in hands of untrained users.

2.2. PERSONAL SECURITY

Be alert and vigilant when using this machine and use common sense.

Avoid inhaling exhaust fumes. This machine produces hazardous gases such as carbon monoxide than could cause dizziness, fainting or death.

Do not use this machine if tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medicines. One moment of distraction could cause severe personal injuries.

Never operate the machine with defective guards, or without safety devices.

Do not modify the machine controls or regulations of speed motor.

Clear the work place of tools and keys prior to start up. If the machine comes into contact with a key or tool in the work place, this could be propelled causing personal damages.

Do not overstretch. Maintain your feet well placed on the floor and maintain a good equilibrium at all times. Always maintain proper foot support and run the machine only when standing on a fixed surface, safe and stable. Or unstable sliding surfaces may cause loss of balance or control of the machine.

Keep all parts of body away from the cutting elements when the machine is running. Before start up, make sure that the cutting element is not in contact with any object. One small lapse in attention can cause your clothes or any body part to be caught by the cutting device.

Always use the brushcutter attached to the harness and grip machine with your right hand on the rear handle and your left hand on the front handle. Hold this machine with hands reversed increases the risk of bodily injury and should not be done.

Be extremely careful when cutting shrubs and young trees. Thin materials can be projected towards the end user or could make you lose your equilibrium. If you are a novice user, we recommend you have a minimum practice on a flat surface

If the machine vibrates abnormally stop the engine, inspect the machine looking for the possible cause and repair. If you don't find the reason take your machine at your service.

Do not touch the exhaust of the machine with the engine running or just after it has been stopped. The exhaust of this machine reaches high temperatures during operation of the engine and kept some minutes after the stop thereof.

Do not leave the machine running unattended. If you must leave the machine unattended shut off the engine, wait until the cutting device stops and unplug the spark plug wire.

When transporting the machine, make sure it is hooked to the harness and with your hands on the handles, with the engine stopped, with the blade protector and at a distance from your body parts. When transporting or storing the machine, always cover the blade. An appropriate use of the machine will greatly reduce the risk of accidental contact with the cutting elements.

Do not attempt to remove cut material from the work area or the cutting device when it is in motion. Be sure the machine is off when you perform cleaning debris.

Do not handle the machine by the cutting device. The cutting device has sharp edges that can hurt yourself.

Store the machine well away from children.

Never use the machine if the protections are defective or without all security devices in proper working order. Do not modify the machine controls or the engine speed.

2.2.1.WORKING CLOTHES AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT

Dress adequately. Do not wear loose clothing or jewels. Maintain your hair, clothes and gloves well away from all moving parts.

When using this tool wear the next safety equipment:

• Security glasses or protective mask.
• Ear protection.
• Working gloves.
• Non slippery boots.
• Long trousers.

The use of additional working and security equipment will reduce the risk of personal injury.

The noise of the machine is uncomfortable. Always use ear protection. If you use this machine very often, visit your doctor regularly to check up on your hearing capacity.

Attention! As you are working with ear protectors, you must pay more attention to visual warnings as you will hear less because of the ear protectors.

You must always carry:

• Tooling
  Signalling tape to limit work area.
• Mobile phone (for use in case of an emergency)

2.2.2. VIBRATIONS

The prolonged use of the machine, exposes the client to vibrations that in extreme cases and through many hours of use of the machine could cause the "white finger syndrome" also known as Raynaud phenomenon. This causes a reduction in the tact of the fingers and their capacity to regulate temperature generating a lack of sensibility. This sickness could in extreme cases cause problems with the nerve endings.

The exposure to the vibrations is the cause of the white finger syndrome. To minimise this effect as much as possible, follow the following recommendations:

• Always use gloves
• Always have your hands warm
• Ensure that the cutting device is always sharp.
• Take frequent breaks
• Always hold the machine tightly by the handles

If you detect any of the symptoms of the white finger syndrome, consult immediately with your doctor.

2.3. SECURITY IN THE WORKPLACE

Do not work with the machine in areas with an explosive atmosphere or near inflammable liquids, gases or dust.

Do not start the machine in a closed area. The exhaust fumes and the vapours of the petrol all contain carbon monoxide and other dangerous chemical substances. In case of gas concentration due to insufficient ventilation, eliminate from the work area everything that impedes the correct flow of air and do not work in this area again until it is well ventilated and the gas concentration does not happen again.

The area included in a 15m radius around the machine must be considered risk zone and nobody should be there while the machine is working and, when necessary, a cord and warning signals must be used around the working area

Maintain children and passers-by well clear when working with the machine. Distractions can cause a lack of control.

When work is to be performed simultaneously by two or more persons, always check for the presence and location of others so as maintain a distance between each person sufficient to ensure safety.

2.4. SECURITY WHEN USING FUEL

IMPORTANT: The fuel used is highly inflammable. If the fuel or the machine catches the flames with a dry dust fire extinguisher.

Always avoid eye contact with the fuel and the oil. If petrol or oil were to come into contact with your eyes, clean these immediately with clean water. If your eyes are still irritated, visit the doctor immediately.

Do not refill the machine in a closed area. The petrol and oil vapours all contain dangerous chemical substances. In case

of gas concentration due to insufficient ventilation, eliminate from the work area everything that impedes the correct flow of air and do not work in this area again until it is well ventilated and the gas concentration does not happen again.

Gasoline and oil are extremely flammable and explosive under certain conditions. Do not smoke while preparing or refueling.

Do not approach any flame or hot element to the fuel. Do not smoke when handling fuel, when refilling or when working.

Do not refill fuel in areas where flames, sparks or hot sources are. Refill only in ventilated areas with engine off. Do not overfill the fuel to try to overfill the fuel tank. In case of fuel leakage, eliminate these before starting the machine, do not attempt to start the engine but move the machine away from the area of spillage and avoid creating any source of ignition until petrol vapours have dissipated.

Refill fuel before to start the machine. Do not unscrew the combustible tank cap while the engine is running or engine is hot.

Make sure the gas cap is properly closed while operating the machine. Be sure to properly close the gas cap after refueling.

Store fuel in a bottle or tank homologated and according to current regulations.

2.5. USE AND CARE OF THE MACHINE

Use this brushcutter only to cut grass and small bushes. Any other type of usage is dangerous and run at your own risk. Do not use the machine for

other jobs. For example, do not use the machine to cut wood, plastic materials, bricks or construction material. The use of the machine for other uses could be dangerous.

Use this machine and its accessories according to the instructions provided and taking into account working conditions and work to be done. The use of this machine for jobs different to those stipulated can cause danger. The manufacturer will not be responsible for damages provoked through an inadequate use of the machine.

Check that all security elements are installed and in good working condition.

Remember that it is the end user operating the machine who is responsible for any danger or damages caused to other people or things. The manufacturer will not in any case be held liable for damages caused by an incorrect use of this machine.

The sharp cutting tool is very dangerous. If instructions are not followed it will result in serious injury.

Keep all parts of your body away from the cutting tool during operation.

Do not force the machine over its capacity. Use the machine for the correct job. The use of the machine for its proper job, will ensure that you work better and more safely.

Keep the machine with a good maintenance. Ensure all moving parts are aligned and that no other parts are damaged or broken. If the machine is damaged, repair before use. Many breakages occur because machines are poorly maintained.

Maintain the cutting elements sharp and clean.Cutting elements that are clean and well sharpened, are easier to control and less likely to block.

Maintain the handles of these machines dry and clean. Oily or greasy handles are slippery and will cause loss of control of the machine.

Switch off the machine, unplug the spark plug and make sure the cutting tool is stopped before carrying out any adjustments to any part of the machine, refuelling, cleaning, transport or storage the machine. Such security measures reduce the risk of accidental start up.

If the machine starts vibrating in a strange way, stop it and examine it to find out the cause. If the motive is not clear, take the machine to your nearest service agent. Vibrations are always an indicator that the machine has a problem.

Stop the engine whenever you leave the machine.

Reduce the throttle setting during engine shut down and, if the engine is provided with a shut-off fuel valve, turn the fuel off when engine is stopped.

2.6. SERVICE

Periodically take your machine for revision by a qualified after sales service and use only original spare parts. This will guarantee that the machine is always in good working condition.

3. WARNING SYMBOLS

Warning labels indicate required information for the use of the machine.

Warning and care.

Do not let people enter in the work area. This area will be of a diameter of 15 meters from the point in which you are working.

Use protective non skid boots with protective steel.

Use appropriate security gloves.

It is necessary to use eye and acoustic protection at any time.

It is necessary to read this manual carefully before using this machine.

Attention!: Do not touch the cutting blade.

Attention!, Danger!: The cutting tool can project hard objects.

Attention!, Danger!: The cutting tool can project hard objects.

Caution! Maximun speed of gear XXXX min-1.

Caution! Hot Surface.

Sense of rotation.

Do not smoke or bring a flame to the combustible or the machine.

Complies with EC Directives.

Guaranteed level of sound power Lwa, Db(A).

4. MACHINE SYMBOLS

In order to ensure safe operation and maintenance of the machine are the following symbols in the machine.

Fuel tank. Located in the combustible tank cap. Mix 2 stroke oil and gasoline.

Air positions:

Open = Normal operating position. Located in the top of the filter.

Open = Normal operating position. Located in the top of the filter.

Position for starting the machine in cold. Located on the of air filter cover.

Position for starting the machine in cold. Located on the of air filter cover.

Positions start switch located on the right handle of the machine.

"0" = Off (The machine don't work)
"I" = On (The machine is ready to work)

Never use only fuel or fuel in a bad state. Mix unleaded fuel grade 95 and synthetic oil for 2 stroke engines to 2.5% (40:1).

5. MACHINE DESCRIPTION

5.1. CONDITIONS OF USAGE

Use this brushcutter only to cut grass and small bushes. Any other type of usage is dangerous and run at your own risk. Do not use the machine for other jobs. For example, do not use the machine to cut wood, plastic materials, bricks or construction material. The use of the machine for other uses could be dangerous. The use of this machine for jobs for which it was not designed will cause dangerous situations. Use this machine outdoors, in dry atmospheres and in temperatures ranging from 5^ C to 45^ C.

Remember user is the responsible of danger and accidents caused to other people or things. The manufacturer will not be liable for damages caused by an inadequate or incorrect use of the machine.

5.2. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT

1. Transmission.
2. Throttle trigger.
3. Switch starter.
4. Safety lever.
5. Handlebar.
6. Hitch of harness.
7. Air filter cover.
8. Combustible tank cap.
9. Petrol tank.
10. Starter handle.
11. Air clutch.
12. Protector.
13. Nylon cutting blade.
14. Nylon line head.
15. Gearbox.
16. Guard support.
    17.Blade.
17. Harness.

The diagrams and pictograms herewith enclosed in this manual are a guide but not necessarily an exact copy of the actual machine.

5.3. TECHNICAL DATA

Description Brushcutter
Brand			Garland
Model			BEST 521 G-V18	BEST 721 G-V18	BEST 921 G-V18
Engine 2 stroke
Cylinder capacity (cm3)			32,6 42,7 51,7
Maximum power (kW) (ISO 8893) / (min-1)			0,9/7000 1,2/	7000 1,4/7000
Engine speed at idle speed (min-1)			2.900 ± 150
Maximum engine speed (min-1)			9.200 ± 150
Maximum rotation of the head tool (min-1)			8500 ± 125
Petrol consumption at maximum power (ISO8893) (kg/h)			0,34 0,53 0	82
Petrol consumption at maximum power (ISO8893) (g/kWh)			375 440 585
Capacity of deposit (cm3)			650 950 950
Cutting tool	Cutting diameter (mm)	blade	255
		nylon head	415
	Thickness of cutting tool (mm)	blade 1,6 (tapering tip blade)
		nylon head	Ø 2,5
	Number of cutting edges	blade 3 teeth	blade (metal blade)
		nylon head 2	flexible line (nylon cutting head)
	Interior diameter of blade (mm)		254
	Maximum permitted speed (min-1)	blade	10.000
		nylon head	10.000
Vibration level: at idle speed and maximum speed (ISO22867:2003) (m/s2) (k=1,5)			4,62 5,47 6	94
Measured sound pressure level (ISO 22868:2003) LpA (dB(A)) (k=3)			85 87	89
Measured sound power level (ISO 22868:2003) LwA (dB(A)) (k=3)			105 107 109
Guaranteed sound power level (ISO 22868) LwA (dB(A))			108 110 111
Weight (kg) (without petrol, cutting tools and protector)			8,1	9,2	9,3

The technical characteristics can be changed without prior warning.

6. START UP INSTRUCTIONS

6.1.LIST OF MATERIALS

This machine includes the following elements that you will find inside the box:

Machine.
- Protector.
- Handlebar.
- Tools.
- Cutting accessories.
- Harness.
- Instruction manual.

Ensure that all elements listed above are included with the machine. Thanks to the quality control checks at the factory it is highly unlikely that any elements will be missing. If you were to find any element missing, do not use the machine until the defect has been repaired or the machine is complete.

Using the machine with defective parts or without all the elements can cause severe personal damages.

6.2. MOUNTING THE MACHINE

6.2.1.INSTALLATION OF THE HANDLEBAR

Handlebar mounted:

Handlebar turning possibility:

6.2.2 GUARD SUPPORT AND BIG WASHER ASSEMBLY

The skirt of the protector must not be worn when working with the cutting disk.

The transmission can be locked by inserting a tool or screwdriver through the transmission hole and the notch on the plate (3).

6.2.3. CUTTING ACCESSORY DESCRIPTION

1. Steel disc.
2. 2 wire head.
3. Sheet with notch for coupling the head or disc.
4. Sheet.
5. Protective bell of the disc.
6. Protective hood of the disc.
7. Disc nut.
8. Saucer
9. Big Washer

6.2.4. MOUNTING THE NYLON BUMP HEAD

6.2.4.1. CHANGE OF THE NYLON BUMP HEAD

5

6

7

6.2.5. MOUNTING THE CUTTING DISC

1

2

3

4

6.2.6. HARNESS INSTALLATION

1

2

3

6.3.FUEL

IMPORTANT: The fuel used is highly inflammable. If the fuel or the machine catch fire, fight the flames with a dry dust fire

extinguisher.

Do not smoke while preparing or refueling. Do not approach any flame or hot element to the fuel.

Use unleaded fuel of 95^ and synthetic oil for 2 stroke engines.

Motor Fuel: Mixture (Gasoline 40: Oil 1) 2.5% .

Mix gasoline and oil in a bottle homologated for this use. If you will mix more combustible just prepare the amount you will use the short term. Do not use fuel that has been stored over two months. The fuel stored for long periods lose its characteristics making it harder to start the engine and giving poorer performance.

FILLING THE FUEL TANK

1. Choose an open are ato perform this situation
2. Stay away from the area where you have made the preparation of the mixture.
3. Remove the combustible tank cap and fill with fuel.
4. Close tightly the fuel cap and remove all traces of

fuel that have been spilled with a rag.
WARNING:

• Always switch off the engine before refueling.
• Do not start the machine in a closed area. The exhaust fumes and the vapours of the petrol all contain carbon monoxide and other dangerous chemical substances. In case of gas concentration due to insufficient ventilation, eliminate from the work area everything that impedes the correct flow of air and do not work in this area again until it is well ventilated and the gas concentration does not happen again.
• Do not refill fuel in areas where flames, sparks or hot sources are. Refill only in ventilated areas with engine off. Do not overfill the fuel to try to overfill the fuel tank. In case of fuel leakage, eliminate these before starting the machine, do not attempt to start the engine but move the machine away from the area of spillage and avoid creating any source of ignition until petrol vapours have dissipated.
• Stay away at least 3 meters from the zone where you have refueled before started the machine.
• Refill fuel before to start the machine. Do not unscrew the combustible tank cap while the engine is running or engine is hot.
• Do not use fuel with ethanol or methanol because will damage the engine.

6.4. START UP

6.4.1. CHECK POINTS BEFORE STARTING

Do not use this machine if it becomes damaged or wrongly regulated.

Use this machine for the purpose for which it was designed. Any other use may be dangerous for the user to the machine and for people, animals and things you may have around.

Verify that :

• The machine completely and look for loose parts (screws, nuts, etc.) and damages.
• The protector is properly attached to the machine.
• There are not fuel leaks.
• Verify that the disk or head is not damaged.
• Check the air filter is clean. Clean the filter if necessary.

Press, repair or replace everything you need before using the machine.

Do not use attachments on this machine out of our recommendations because their use may cause serious injury to the user, the machine and the people, animals and things close to the machine.

Before starting the machine, remove the guard protecting the cutting unit. Before starting the machine make sure that all moving parts of the machine are not in contact with any object.

Place the machine on a flat, stable surface to start it.

6.4.2. START UP IN COLD

1. Move the air lever (E) to the cold start position.N.
2. Place the switch (A) in the position "T" (start).
3. Press the security button (B), and after that press the accelerator trigger (C), at the same time press the throttle ratchet (D), and then, while pressing the ratchet (D), release the safety lever (B) and the throttle trigger (C).
4. Press the primer several times (F) (7-10 times) until petrol reaches the carburetor.
5. Pull the starter rope until you hear the engine start.
6. Move the air lever (E) to the normal working position.
7. If the engine exploded but did not actually start running, pull the start rope again until it starts.

Allow the engine to warm up for approximately one minute before starting to work with the machine.

6.4.3. STARTING THE MACHINE FROM HOT

1. Move the switch (A) to the "l" position.
2. Move the lever (E) to the position.
3. Pull the start rope until the machine starts.

If the machine does not start after pulling at the rope a few times, please refer to the cold start up section.

6.4.4. ENGINE STOPPAGE

1. Let go of the accelerator (C) and let the engine run at idle speed for a few seconds.
2. Stop the engine by displacing the switch from the (A) position to the "0" position (stoppage).

6.4.5. POINTS TO BE VERIFIED AFTER MACHINE STARTS

It is neccessary to pay attention to possible loosening or overheating of parts of the machine. If you detect any anomalies stop immediately the machine and check it carefully. In case of failure take the machine to the repair service. In any case you should continue working if you feel that the performance is not correct.

Do not use the machine if it is damaged or incorrectly regulated.

6.4.5.1. CHECKING THE CLUTCH

After starting up and the engine is hot, the cutting tool must not be moved if the engine is idle. If the cutting tool turns with the engine running and without accelerating, it will be necessary to regulate the idling regime of the engine. To do this, turn the carburetor nut "T" until the engine stops.

If you are unable to regulate the idling regime to stop the cutting tool, because the engine stalls, please contact the customer service for help.

The regulation of the screws (H) and (L) must only be carried out by an official technical servicer.

7. MACHINE USAGE

Only use this machine for those jobs for which it has been designed. The use of this machine for other uses is dangerous and could cause damages to the user and/or the machine.

Do not start the machine in a closed area. The exhaust fumes, the vapours of the petrol and oil, all contain carbon monoxide and

other dangerous chemical substances. In case of gas concentration due to insufficient ventilation, eliminate from the work area everything that impedes the correct flow of air and do not work in this area again until it is well ventilated and the gas concentration does not happen again.

Mow only at daylight or in good artificial light. Do not use this machine at night, with fog and with reduced visibility. Always make sure that you can clearly see all the working area.

Avoid operating the equipment in wet grass, where feasible. Take special care when using this machine in the rain or after rain because the ground is slippery and you can slip.

If you slip or fall stop accelerating and move the switch to "0" (Off).

Do not bring any cutting elements near when the machine is in use and the engine running. Do not rely solely on the warning signs on the machine. Be always alert.

It is neccessary to pay attention to possible loosening or overheating of parts of the machine. If you detect any anomalies stop immediately the machine and check it carefully. In case of failure take the machine to the repair service. In any case you should continue working if you feel that the performance is not correct.

Remember to always use the machine with clean hands and without petrol and oil.

Clean the work area and eliminate any obstacles that could cause accidents. Check the working area and remove any objects that could cause the cutting tool of the machine to get tangled on. Also remove any parts that the cutting tool could violently hit causing these to move in the direction of the user or other people and/or animals.

Do not allow any other person into the work area. All other people must be at least at a distance of 15 metres as it is a dangerous area.

Never leave this machine unattended.

It is imperative that the engine is turned off when carrying the machine from one working area to another.

Never touch elements that can be hot during

the start up or operating the machine, for example, the escape, sparks or high voltage cables.

Do not use accessories except those recommended by our company as otherwise the use of other non original accessories could cause severe damages to the end user, to passers-by and to the machine.

Always follow the safety rules stated in this manual.

7.1. FIXING THE MACHINE AND GUIDANCE

Hold the machine with the harness, hands on the handles and with the right hand in such a position that you can action the controls (accelerator and security switch).

Attention! So as to reduce the risk of loss of control and possible damages (that could even be fatal) to the end user and/or those surrounding him, never use this machine single handedly.

7.1.1.CUT WITH THE NYLON HEAD

WARNING: Wear eye and audible protection at all times. Do not look directly to the cutting line because can cause serious damage to the head and the eyes.

Use the head line in difficult areas.

If the header hits a rock or other object stop the machine and check its status. Do not use damaged or poorly balanced heads.

Hold the brush cutter in the way that the head do not touch the ground and with an inclination of 20^ in the sense you are cutting.

Make cuts from the left to the right to prevent that the grass fall into the cutting area. Be careful to not hit the

head with rocks or the ground. The beatings against objects or the ground will reduce the life of the head, may spoil creating a dangerous environment for you and the people close to you.

The nylon threads are shortened with the use, when they are too short accelerate the engine and press the head against the ground. Then leave wire from the head. If you leave too much wire the blade will cut in excess.

Remember that the end of the nylon threat is the one that makes the cut. Get a better result if you do not introduce the entire head in the cutting area. Enter the head slowly and let the nylon tips cut the grass at their own pace.

WARNING DANGER: Do not operate the brush or other in areas with metallic materials.

Always use the proper protective equipment. Don't use this machine in areas where you can't see properly.

7.1.2.CUT WITH THE DISC

Check the disc holder and make sure it is tight and there are no signs of damage or abrasion.

Make sure the disc and disc holder are firmly installed in accordance with the instructions and that the disc spins freely without producing abnormal sounds.

CUTTING METHOD:

• Cut with the left front of the disc.
• Always cut to the left keeping the disc slightly inclined to the left.

IMPORTANT:

• Only use this machine to cut grass. Do not let the disc touch materials that can not cut as stones, metals, hard wood, wire mesh, etc.
• Keep the blade sharp. A bad sharpened disc cause a higher cutting force on the machine as well as increased risk of rebound or projection materials.
• Keep the area to be cut clean with no traces of chopped vegetables or other materials.

8. MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE

Make periodic inspections of the machine to ensure that the machine is correct. For a thorough inspection take the machine to your dealer.

It is necessary to stop the engine and to check that the cutting tool is stopped before cleaning or transporting the machine.

Before performing any maintenance or repair of the machine make sure the engine is off and remove the spark plug cap. Perform allance of the machine when is set on a flat and face.

Never try adjustments in the machine if it is running and / or attach to the user by the harness. Perform all maintenance of the machine when is set on a flat and clear surface.

Warning! Do not modify the machine or change the cutting elements. An inadequate use of these elements can cause serious personal damages and can even be fatal.

Use only suitable spares to get a proper performance for this machine. This replacement can be found on the official distributor of the machine. Using other

sparks may causes risks, damage to the user or people around the machine.

Carburetor adjustment is complicated and should be done only by the service. Carburetor regulation is complicated and should only be carried out by a service agent. An incorrect regulation of the carburetor can cause damages to the engine and is sufficient motive to cancel the warranty.

The removal of security devices, an improper maintenance, the substitution of elements with non original elements can cause corporal damages.

8.1. CARE AND MAINTENANCE AFTER USE

Carry out the following operations when you have finished the work to ensure that the machine is kept in a perfect condition.

8.1.1. GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Keep clean the machine, especially the fuel tank area and areas near the air filter.

Maintain your machine clean and in good conditions.

Clean the covers with a humid towel. Never use petrol or other flammable products to clean the machine.

8.1.2.BLADE SHARPENING

Blade sharpening should be done in an authorized after sales. Do not sharpen the blade by yourself. The blade must be sharpened guaranteeing the correct angle and equilibrium of the blade. Sharpening if not an expert can cause excessive vibrations that could cause damages to the machine and will make the use of the machine very uncomfortable to the end user.

Be careful when checking the state of the blade, remember that although the engine has stopped the blades can be moved manually.

8.2. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

Make periodic inspections of the machine to ensure that the machine is correct.

For a thorough inspection take the machine to your dealer.

Use only suitable spares to get a proper performance for this machine. This replacement can be found on the official distributor of the machine. Using other sparks may causes risks, damage to the user or people around the machine.

Carry out maintenance work based on the following table:

Operation	Each 2 petrol deposits	Each 10 petrol deposits	Once a year
Air filter •
Petrol filter •
Spark plug •
Cylinder fins •
To grease the Gearbox		•

8.2.1.AIR FILTER

The dirt in air filter will cause a reduction in machine performance.

Check and clean this element. If you notice damage or alterations replace it with a new filter.

To clean the filter:

1. Remove the protecting cover.
2. Remove the filter.
3. The dust accumulated on the outside of the filter can be removed using your hands or against a hard object.
4. Clean the filter with soapy water.
5. Rinse the filter with abundant water.
6. Allow the filter to dry.
7. Once dry, place two drops of oil (do not put too much oil as otherwise the machine will not start).
8. Reinstall the air filter.
9. Replace the protecting cover.

Note: The engine should never started without the air filter being in place.

8.2.2. FUEL FILTER

The fuel tank is equipped with a filter. It is at the end of the suction pipe and can be removed with the help of a hook of wire.

Check the fuel filter regularly. Do not allow dirty in the fuel tank to prevent the filter is dirty. A dirty filter will make it more difficult to start the engine and cause malfunctions or stop it.

Check fuel. If you see dirty replace.

If the inside of the fuel tank is dirty you can clean it with gasoline.

8.2.3. CHECK THE SPARK

The most common problems when starting a machine are produced by a dirty spark plug or bad. Clean spark plug and check it regularly. Check the electrode gap is correct (0,6 - 0,7mm)

8.2.4. CLEANING THE CYLINDER FINS

The fins of the cylinder are in charge of refrigerating the engine thanks to these being in contact with the air. These fins should always be clean and without any material that prevents the air flow. If the fins are not clean and blocked with dirt, the engine will overheat and could even break. Check these fins on a regular basis.

8.2.4.1. VENTILATION OF AIR INTAKE TO ENGINE

Eliminate any dirt from the ventilation fins so that the engine is not damaged and to avoid a possible fire.

8.2.5 TO GREASE DE GEARBOX

9. TROUBLESHOOTING

Depending on the symptoms that you might observe, you can detect the probable cause and solve the problem:

If the machine does not start, check the engine compression and the spark from the spark plug.

Depending on the symptoms, we attach a table with probable causes and solutions:

Cylinder compression normal	Spark plug works	Probable cause Corrective	action
Yes Yes		No petrol in deposit Put petrol	in deposit
		Petrol filter is dirty Clean the filter
		There is water in the petrol mix Replace the petrol
		Petrol used is not adequate Change the petrol used
		The carburetor is dirty	Take the machine to your nearest official service agent
Yes No		Switch is in the Off position	Place the switch on the On or "I" position
		Spark plug is dirty Limpie la bujía
		The connecting pipe to the spark plug is not well connected	Connect the pipe correctly
Not enough compression	Yes	Spark plug is loose Tighten
		Piston and segments are worn out	Take your machine to your nearest official service agent
		Cylinder deteriorated	Take your machine to your nearest official service agent.
Engine does not turn		Engine burnt out	Take your machine to your nearest service agent

If the engine does not work correctly (lacks power, no load speed not stable etc), we attach a series of symptoms, the probable cause and its solution:

Symptom Probable cause Corrective action
Machine vibrates	Worn out segments Take the machine to official service agent
	Worn out piston Take the machine to official service agent
	Crankshaft looseness Take the machine to official service agent
	Clutch looseness Take the machine to official service agent
The engine heats up	Too much uninterrupted use	Pause every 10 minutes and allow the engine too cool
	Exhaust dirty Take the machine to official service agent
	Petrol is not adequate Substitute the petrol
The engine does not run smooth	Dirty carburetor Take the machine to official service agent
	Air filter dirty Clean the filter
	Petrol filter dirty Clean the filter
The engine stops or does not hold the no load speed	Carburetor not well regulated	Take the machine to official service agent

Should you not be able to solve the problem, please take the machine to an official service agent.

To find out your nearest official after sales service agent please contact the shop where you bought the machine from.

10. TRANSPORT

Never pick up or carry the machine while the engine is running. It is always neccessary too to turn off the motor before transporting the machine between work locations.

Wait 5 minutes before switching off the motor to transport the machine.

Always carry the machine with the motor off, with the machine hanging from the harness and use the blade guard installed keeping the machine always high so it does not touch the ground.

If you are going to transport the machine in a vehicle, make sure you secure the machine safely to avoid the machine from sliding or falling over from side to side.

11. STORING

Wait 5 minutes after the turned off for it to cool before storing or transporting the machine. The exhaust pipe of the machine will remain hot after the motor shutdown. Do not ever store the machine closer to flammable material (dry grass, wood...) gas or fuel.

Store this machine out of the reach of childrens, where nobody is at risk, in a safe, clean, dry place where temperature is between 0^aC and 45^ .

Before storing the machine follow the points on storing included in the maintenance chapter.

Always set the blade guard.

If you are going to store the machine in a closed place drain the fuel of the deposit because the steam could contact with a flame or a hot element and swollen. If

the fuel tank has to be drained this should be done outdoors and following the recycling normative.

To reduce fire hazard, keep the engine, silencer and petrol tank area free of cutted material and grease.

12. RECYCLING OR DISPOSAL OF YOUR MACHINE

Protect the Environment. Recycle used oil by this machine and take it to a recycling or follow local recommendations. Do not empty into drains, soil, rivers, lakes or seas.

Dispose of your machine in an ecological manner. We should not get rid of the machine with our domestic rubbish. Its

plastic and metal components can be reclassified and can be recycled.

Packing materials used for this machine are recyclable. Please do not dispose of these with your domestic litter. Dispose of these

materials in sites officially placed for collection of these residues.

13. WARRANTY CONDITIONS

13.1.WARRANTY PERIOD

• According to the following described terms (1999/44 CE) the warranty period is 2 years from the purchase date, and it will cover faulty pieces owing to an incorrect manufacture.

13.2. EXCLUSIONS

Garland warranty will not cover:

• Pieces worn out due to wear and tear.
  Bad use, negligence, lack of maintenance.
• Failures that turn out because of an incorrect use of the product, Garland will not be responsible if the replaced parts of the machine are not from Garland and if the machine has been modified in any way.

13.3. TERRITORY

Garland warranty covers the country.

13.4. IN CASE OF INCIDENCE

• The warranty should be correctly filled in with all the information requested, and the invoice or the purchase ticket should be attached.

WARNING!

TO GUARANTEE THE CORRECT FUNCTIONING OF THE MACHINE AND MAXIMUM SECURITY, WE ASK YOU TO READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL FULLY AND CAREFULLY PRIOR TO USING THE MACHINE.

CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Who has signed below, Lisardo Carballal, authorised by Productos McLand S.L., with the following address C/ La Fragua 22, 28932, Móstoles, España, declares that the products brand Garland models Best 521G-V18, Best 721G-V18, Best 921G-V18 with serial number of year 2018 on (the year of manufacture is clearly indicated on the tool identification plate, followed the serial number) and whose function is "A combustion-engine driven portable hand-held unit fitted with a rotating blade made of metal or plastic intended to cut weeds, brush, small trees and similar vegetation.", comply with all the requirements stated by the Directive 2006/42/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2006 on machinery, and amending Directive 95/16/EC These tools also comply with the requirements of the following community directives:

• DIRECTIVE 2014/30/EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 26 February 2014 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility (recast)
• Directive 2000/14/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 May 2000 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the noise emission in the environment by equipment for use outdoors
• Commission Directive 2010/26/EU of 31 March 2010 amending Directive 97/68/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to measures against the emission of gaseous and particulate pollutants from internal combustion engines to be installed in non-road mobile machinery

	Best 521G-V18	Best 721G-V18	Best 921G-V18
Power (kW) 0,9 1,2 1,4
Measured sound power level dB(A) 105 107 109
Guaranteed sound power level dB(A) 108 110 111

Lisardo Carballal

Product Manager

Móstoles 27-07-2018

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6. INDICATIONS POUR LA MISE EN SERVICE

6.1. LIST DES ELEMENTS

6. INSTRUÇÉS PARA COLOÇÃO

6.1. DESEMBALAGEME LISTA DE MATERIALS

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