MH 770 - Milling machine AL-KO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL MH 770 AL-KO

54 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150

46 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150

MH1150 MH11508 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150

= 80,4dB(A) Right ear: L

= 81,4dB(A) K = 1,5dB(A) Left ear: L

= 79,4B(A) Right ear: L

= 79,6dB(A) K = 1,5dB(A) Left ear: L

= 82,3dB(A) Right ear: L

= 83,4dB(A) K = 1,5dB(A)

= 94,1dB(A) K = 1,5dB(A)

1.2 Legends and signal words ................. 25

2.4 Safety and protective devices ............ 26

3.3 Safety of persons, animals and prop-

erty ..................................................... 27

3.4 Safety in the workplace ...................... 27

3.5 Handling of petrol and oil ................... 28

4.2.4 Installing the transport wheel (13) 29

5.1 Adjusting the handlebar MH770,

MH1150 (29)....................................... 31 6 Operation................................................... 31

6.1 Rolling the cultivator to the work loca-

6.3 Stopping the motor and switching off . 31

6.5 Engaging/releasing reverse gear,

MH540 (36)......................................... 32

6.6 Operating the gear shift, MH770,

About these operating instructions 7 Maintenance and care ............................. 32

1 ABOUT THESE OPERATING

The German version is the original operating instructions. All additional language versions are translations of the original operating in- structions.

Always safeguard these operating instruc- tions so that they can be consulted if you need any information about the appliance.

Only pass on the appliance to other persons together with these operating instructions.

Comply with the safety and warning informa- tion in these operating instructions.

1.1 Symbols on the title page

Symbol Meaning It is essential to read through these operating instructions carefully be- fore start-up. This is essential for safe working and trouble-free han- dling. Operating instructions Never operate the petrol powered device in the vicinity of open flames or heat sources.

1.2 Legends and signal words

DANGER! Denotes an imminently danger- ous situation which will result in fatal or serious injury if not avoided. WARNING! Denotes a potentially danger- ous situation which can result in fatal or serious injury if not avoided. CAUTION! Denotes a potentially dangerous situation which can result in minor or moderate injury if not avoided. IMPORTANT! Denotes a situation which can result in material damage if not avoided. NOTE Special instructions for ease of under- standing and handling. 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This appliance can be used for:

working pre-loosened ground. Only work with the appliance when it is fully as- sembled. This appliance is intended solely for use in non- commercial applications. Any other use as well as unauthorised conversions or modifications are regarded as contrary to the intended use and will result in voiding of the warranty as well as loss of conformity; the manufacturer will thus decline any responsibility for damage and/or injury suffered by the user or third parties.

2.2 Possible foreseeable misuse

The tool is designed neither for commercial use in public parks and sports facilities, nor for use in farming and forestry. Above all, note:

This appliance is not suitable for reworking solid ground, e.g. compacted lawn.

Even during correct use of the appliance, there is always a certain residual risk that cannot be ex- cluded. Depending on the use, the following po- tential risks can be derived from the type and construction of the appliance:

Physical damage caused by hand-arm vibra- tions when the appliance is used for long pe- riods or is not serviced as specified.GB 26 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150 Product description

Throwing out of earth and small stones.

Lacerations from reaching into the rotating cultivator blades.

2.4 Safety and protective devices

WARNING! Risk of injury. Defective and disabled safety and protective devices can result in serious injury.

Have any defective safety and protective de- vices repaired.

Never disable safety and protective devices.

The guard plate protects the operator from the ro- tating cultivator blades and objects that are thrown out.

2.5 Symbols on the appliance

Symbol Meaning Read the operating manual before starting operation! Rotating tool! Keep your hands and feet away.

Adjusting the engine speed or work speed: H direction (high) = increase work speed. L direction (low) = decrease work speed. Move choke lever in the direction of the arrow. Push the lever of the petrol cock in the direction of the arrow. Symbol Meaning MH770, MH1150 only: - 1 = reverse gear 0 = idle 2 = 2nd gear (fast speed) 1 = 1st gear (moderate speed)

The items listed here are included in the standard scope of supply. Check that all items are present: No. Component 1 Engine with transmission 2 Cultivator blade set with cultivator blade shaft Cultivator blades 3 Lateral protective discs (MH770/ MH1150) 4 Transport wheel (MH540/MH770) 5 Impellers with wheel hubs (MH1150) 6 Depth skid 7 Guard plates 8 Handlebar 9 Assembly accessories

2.7 Product overview (01, 09, 18)

The product overview (01, 09, 18) provides an overview of the appliance. No. Component 1 Clutch lever 2 Handlebar 3 Gear selector lever 4 Engine 5 Transport wheel 6 Cultivator blades 7 Protective discs 8 Guard plate443277_a 27 Safety instructions No. Component 9 Depth skid 10 Throttle lever 11 Reverse lever 12 Engine switch 3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DANGER! Danger of fatal injury and dan- ger of extremely severe injury! Lack of knowl- edge of the safety instructions and operating in- structions can lead to extremely serious and even fatal injury.

Observe all safety instructions and instruc- tions for use in these operating instructions as well the operating instructions which are referred to before you start using the appli- ance.

Keep all supplied documents in a safe place for future reference.

Danger of fatal injury from gas poisoning The exhaust fumes from the cultivator con- tain carbon monoxide which can kill a person in a few minutes. Observe the following be- fore and during use:

Only operate the cultivator in the open air, never indoors.

Do not inhale the motor exhaust gases.

Only use the cultivator if it is in perfect techni- cal condition.

Do not disable safety and protective devices.

Wear hearing protection.

Carefully read and follow these operating in- structions and the operating instructions for the motor. Learn how to stop the cultivator quickly.

Young people under 16 years of age and people who do not know the operating in- structions are not allowed to use the tool. Ob- serve any country-specific safety regulations regarding the minimum age of the user.

Inexperienced operating personnel must be instructed and trained in the operation of the appliance.

Do not operate the appliance if you are under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication.

3.2 Appliance safety

Use the appliance only under the following conditions:

The appliance is not soiled.

The appliance show no signs of damage.

All controls function properly.

Do not overload the device. It is intended for light work in the private sector. Overload can lead to damage to the appliance.

Never operate the appliance with worn or de- fective parts. Always replace defective parts with original spare parts from the manufactur- er. If the appliance is operated with worn or defective parts, guarantee claims against the manufacturer are excluded.

Repair work is only allowed to be carried out by expert workshops or our service centres.

3.3 Safety of persons, animals and property

Use the appliance only for the purposes for which it is intended. Any non-intended use can lead to injury and property damage.

Switch on the appliance only when there are no persons or animals in the working area.

Maintain a safe distance to persons or ani- mals, or switch off the appliance if persons or animals approach.

Never direct the exhaust gas jet of the engine towards persons and animals or towards in- flammable products and objects.

Do not reach into the vacuum and vent grilles when the engine is running. Injuries can oc- cur due to rotating appliance parts.

Always switch off the appliance when not in use, e.g. when changing the work area, during service and maintenance, and when filling with the petrol/oil mixture.

Immediately switch off the appliance if there is an accident in order to avoid further injuries and/or property damage.

Never operate the appliance with worn or de- fective parts. Worn or defective appliance parts can cause serious injuries.

Keep the appliance out of the reach of chil- dren.

3.4 Safety in the workplace

Work only in daylight or under very bright arti- ficial light.GB 28 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150 Safety instructions

Only operate the appliance on solid and level ground and not on sharp inclines.

The appliance should not be used on rocky terrain.

Always operate parallel to the slope.

Do not operate the appliance up or down the slope, as well as on slopes with a gradient of more than 10°.

Pay attention to stability.

Remove foreign bodies from the working ar- ea.

Do not place your hands and feet close to any rotating parts.

Never lift or carry the appliance when the mo- tor is running.

No one should be standing in front of the ap- pliance and/or cultivator blades when starting the motor – the drive of the cultivator blades must be turned off.

When attaching and removing the transport wheel and/or when adjusting the depth skid, the motor must be turned off and the cultiva- tor blades must be upright.

When moving the appliance using the at- tached transport wheel, turn off the motor and wait for the cultivator blades to come to a standstill.

The appliance may only be operated by maintaining the safety distance provided by the handlebar.

Keep the exhaust and motor clean.

Renew the tank or tank cap if damaged.

3.5 Handling of petrol and oil

Risk of explosion and fire: An escaping petrol/air mixture can cause an explosive atmosphere. Deflagation, explosion and fire can lead to serious and even fatal in- juries if fuel is not handled properly. Observe the following:

Do not smoke when dealing with petrol.

Only handle petrol out of doors and never in enclosed spaces.

It is essential to heed the code of conduct stated below.

Only transport and store petrol and oil in con- tainers approved for that purpose. Ensure that children have no access to stored petrol and oil.

In order to avoid ground contamination (envi- ronmental protection) when filling, ensure that no petrol or oil enters the soil. Use a fun- nel for filling.

Never fill the appliance in enclosed spaces. Petrol vapours may gather at ground level, and thereby result in a deflagration or even an explosion.

Immediately wipe any spilled petrol off the appliance and the ground. Allow textiles used to wipe off petrol to dry in a well ventilated place before disposing of them. Otherwise, sudden self-ignition may occur.

If petrol has been spilled, petrol vapours oc- cur. For this reason, do not start the appli- ance at the same location but at least 3m away.

Avoid skin contact with mineral oil products. Do not inhale petrol vapours. When filling, al- ways wear protective gloves. Change and clean protective clothing regularly.

Ensure that your clothing does not come into contact with petrol. If petrol has got onto your clothing, change it immediately.

Never fill the fuel tank while the engine is run- ning or hot.

3.6 Personal protective equipment

It is recommended to wear clothing and pro- tective equipment in accordance with the reg- ulations in order to avoid injury to the head and limbs as well as to avoid hearing impair- ment.

The clothing should be appropriate (tightly fit- ting) and must not restrict movements. If you have long hair, it is essential to wear a hair net. Never wear loose items of clothing or ac- cessories that be pulled into the appliance, e.g. scarves, loose-fitting shirts, long necklac- es.

The personal protective equipment compris- es:

Hearing protection and protective eye- wear

Long trousers and sturdy shoes

Protective gloves443277_a 29 Assembly 4 ASSEMBLY WARNING! Danger if assembly is not carried out completely! Use of an incompletely assembled device can result in serious injury.

Only use the device when it is fully assem- bled!

Before switching on, check that all safety and protective devices are in place and function- ing correctly!

1. Fit the supplied cultivator blade sets (02/1)

onto the preassembled cultivator blade sets (02/2).

2. Position the cultivator blade set so that the

holes are aligned with one another.

3. Insert the clip pin (02/3) through the hole and

1. Move the fastening sleeve of the depth skid

(03/1) into the base carrier (03/2) (03/a).

2. Insert the hexagon bolt (03/3) through the

hole and screw on the nut.

4.1.3 Installing the transport wheel (04)

1. Move the wheel mount with transport wheel

(04/1) through the hole into the front base carrier (04/2).

2. Push on the spring (04/3).

3. Fit the washer (04/4) and nut (04/5) and tight-

4.1.4 Installing the handlebar with handle

1. Position both lower braces (05/1) on the base

carrier (05/2) so that the holes are aligned.

4. Position the upper brace (06/1) on the lower

brace (06/a) so that the holes are aligned.

5. Fully insert the bolts (06/2).

6. Fit washers and nuts, and tighten.

4.1.5 Installing the clutch lever (07)

1. Insert the clutch lever (07/1) with threaded

pins through the holes on the handlebar (07/2).

The guard plates are installed to the right and left of the engine in the same way.

1. Position (08/a) the guard plate (08/1) on the

holding plate (08/2) so that the holes are aligned with one another.

2. Insert the bolts (08/3) from above into the

(10) Four cultivator blades are mounted onto each shaft fastening plate.

1. Place two cultivator blades (10/1) on each

side of the fastening plate (10/2). In the pro- cess, position each cultivator blade offset by 90° to the next blade.

2. Insert four bolts (10/3) through the holes in

the cultivator blade and fastening plate.

1. On both sides, fit a cultivator blade set (11/1)

onto the axle mount.

2. Fit additional cultivator blade sets.

3. Connect all cultivator blade sets together with

4. Fit a protective disc (11/2) on both sides and

1. Insert the fastening sleeve of the depth skid

(12/1) into the base carrier (12/2) (12/a).

2. Slide the locking pin (12/3) through the hole

and secure with spring split pin.

4.2.4 Installing the transport wheel (13)

1. Slide the wheel mount with transport wheel

(13/1) onto the front base carrier (13/a), so that the holes are aligned.

2. Insert wheel mount through the hole (13/2).

3. Slide the spring (13/3) onto the wheel mount.

4. Fit the washer (13/4) and nut (13/5) and tight-

4.2.5 Installing the handlebar with handle

2. Insert the bolt (14/3) through the grid joint.GB

30 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150 Assembly

3. Fit the clamping lever (14/4) and tighten.

1. Insert the clutch lever (16/1) with threaded

pins through the holes on the handlebar (16/2).

2. Fit nuts (16/3) and tighten.

4.2.8 Installing guard plates (17)

The guard plates are installed to the right and left of the engine in the same way.

1. Position (17/a) the guard plate (17/1) on the

holding plate (17/2) so that the holes are aligned with one another.

2. Position cross struts (17/3) from below onto

3. Insert the bolts from above through the holes.

(19) Four cultivator blades are mounted onto each shaft fastening plate.

1. Place two cultivator blades (19/1) on each

side of the fastening plate (19/2). In the pro- cess, position each cultivator blade offset by 90° to the next blade.

2. Insert four bolts (19/3) through the holes in

the cultivator blade and fastening plate.

onto the axle mount.

2. Fit additional cultivator blade sets.

3. Connect all cultivator blade sets together with

4. Fit a protective disc (20/2) on both sides and

1. Insert the fastening sleeve of the depth skid

(21/1) into the base carrier (21/2) (21/a).

2. Slide the locking pin (21/3) through the hole

and secure with spring split pin.

4.3.4 Fitting the impellers (22, 23)

Preassembling the impellers (22) The valve must be located on the outside of the impeller.

1. Align wheel hub (22/1) on the inside of the

impeller (22/2) so that the holes are aligned.

2. Insert four hexagon bolts (22/3) through the

holes from the outside.

3. Fit the washers and nuts (22/4) and tighten.

2. Align the impeller until the holes on the wheel

hub and axis are aligned.

3. Insert the clip pin (23/3) through the hole and

4. Install the second impeller in the same way.

4.3.5 Installing the handlebar with handle

2. Insert the bolt (24/3) through the grid joint.

3. Fit the clamping lever (24/4) and tighten.

1. Insert the clutch lever (26/1) with threaded

pins through the holes on the handlebar (26/2).

2. Fit nuts (26/3) and tighten.

4.3.8 Installing the guard plate (27, 28)

1. Place the front cross beam (27/1) centrally on

the base carrier (27/2) so that the holes are aligned.

2. Fully insert the hexagon bolt and tighten nut.

3. Place rear cross beams (27/3) on the right

and left of the base carrier.

4. Fully insert the hexagon bolt and tighten nut.

5. Place the guard plates (28/1) on the cross

6. Insert bolts with washers from above through

the guard plate and cross beams.

7. Fit nuts from below and tighten.443277_a 31

5.1 Adjusting the handlebar MH770, MH1150

(29) Adjust the height of the handlebar The normal height adjustment corresponds to hip height.

2. Incline the handlebars until the appropriate

height has been reached (29/a).

3. Tighten the clamping lever.

Adjusting the sideways position of the handlebar Sideways adjustment of the handlebar makes it possible to avoid walking on the surface already processed. The handlebar can be adjusted by 35° to either side.

1. Turn the rotary handle (29/2) slightly until the

handlebar can be moved laterally.

2. Turn the handlebar to the left or right into the

required position (29/b).

3. Tighten the rotary handle.

6 OPERATION WARNING! Risk of injury due to detach- ing appliance parts. Appliance parts detaching during operation can lead to serious injury.

Before turning the appliance on, check that all the parts of the appliance are firmly tight- ened.

Attach cutting tools so that they cannot de- tach during operation.

6.1 Rolling the cultivator to the work

location (30, 31) MH540 (30) To roll the cultivator, move the transport wheel to the transport position (30/A).

1. Pull the wheel mount to the right (30/a).

2. Swivel the wheel downwards (30/b) and en-

gage securely. Before soil cultivation, move the transport wheel into the working position (30/B).

1. Pull the wheel mount to the right (30/a).

2. Swivel the wheel downwards (30/b) and en-

gage securely. MH770 (31) Move the transport wheel into working position before cultivation:

1. Pull the wheel mount (31/1) to the right (31/

2. Swivel the transport wheel upwards (31/b).

3. Push the wheel mount (31/1) back through

the hole. Swivelling into the transport position is carried out in the same way. MH1150 Install the impellers for transport:

1. see chapter 4.3.4 "Fitting the impellers (22,

23)", page30. For soil cultivation, disassemble the impellers and install the cultivator blade sets:

6.2 Filling with fuel

NOTE For more detailed information, please refer to the separate operating instructions for the engine.

6.3 Stopping the motor and switching off

6.3.1 Starting the engine (32 - 34)

1. Push the petrol cock (32/1) in the direction of

the arrow to open the petrol supply.

2. Only if the engine is cold: Move choke lever

(32/2) in the direction of the arrow.

3. Press engine switch "ON" (33/1).

4. Turn the throttle lever (33/3) to the left so that

the arrow points to H (high).

5. Pull the starter cable (34/1) out briskly (34/a),

and then allow it to wind back in slowly. The engine begins running.

1. If the engine is running smoothly: Push the

choke lever in the opposite direction of the arrow back to the end stop.

2. If the engine is not running: Check work

steps and pull the starter cable again.

3. If the engine stutters: Move choke lever

slightly in the direction of the arrow.

6.3.2 Switch off the engine (32, 33)

1. Turn the throttle lever (33/3) to the right so

that the arrow points to L (low).

2. Press engine switch "OFF" (33/2).

3. Push the petrol cock (32/1) away from the di-

rection of the arrow to close the petrol supply.GB 32 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150 Maintenance and care

2. Press the clutch lever (35/2) on the handle-

bar firmly downwards. After the lever has travelled halfway, the cultiva- tor blades begin to rotate and the cultivator starts moving. Once the clutch lever has been pressed fully downwards, the cultivator blades are com- pletely engaged.

6.4.2 Switching off the cultivator blades (35)

WARNING! Danger from rotating appli- ance parts! Reaching into rotating appliance parts will result in serious injuries.

Never reach into rotating parts.

The cultivator blades must not rotate when the clutch lever is released.

6.5 Engaging/releasing reverse gear, MH540

1. see chapter 6.4.1 "Switching on the cultivator

blades (35)", page32.

2. Pull the reverse gear lever (36/1) up to the

stop. Disengaging reverse gear:

1. Release the reverse gear lever (36/1).

6.6 Operating the gear shift, MH770,

MH1150 (37) The cultivator has 2 forward gears and 1 reverse gear. The first forward gear is intended for hard ground; the cultivator blades turn slowly. The second forward gear is intended for less hard ground; the cultivator blades turn faster.

1. Release the clutch lever (see chapter 6.4.2

"Switching off the cultivator blades (35)", page32).

2. Turn the gear lever (37/1) in such a way that

it coincides with the required gear on the plate (37/a) for the gear display (1 = 1st gear, 2 = 2nd gear, R = reverse gear).

3. Press the safety button and firmly press the

1. Push down the cultivator handlebar and thus

also the depth skid to slow down the speed of the cultivator and to influence the cultivation depth.

2. Raise cultivator handlebar and thus also the

depth skid to increase the speed of the culti- vator.

7 MAINTENANCE AND CARE

DANGER! Danger of fatal injury and dan- ger of extremely severe injury. Danger of fatal injury and danger of extremely severe injury when the engine is switched on.

Carry out all work with the engine switched off. DANGER! Risk of injury or death due to improper maintenance. Maintenance work car- ried out by unqualified persons and the use of non-approved spare parts can result in serious injuries and even death during operation of the appliance.

Do not remove or deactivate any safety in- stallations.

Use only approved OEM spare parts.

Ensure through regular and proper mainte- nance that the appliance is in a clean and functional condition at all times. CAUTION! Risk of injury. Sharp-edged and moving appliance parts can lead to injury.

Always wear protective gloves during mainte- nance, care and cleaning work!

7.1 Cleaning the cultivator blades

Before and after using the cultivator, remove fi- brous plant matter and large clods of earth from the cultivator blades.

7.2 Changing the gear oil

In general, the gear oil should also be changed every 100 working hours (oil viscosity SAE 80). Oil change Required oil amount: approx. 0.5 l.

1. Unfasten the yellow oil plug screw on the

front of the transmission.

2. Vacuum out the used oil.

3. Fill with new oil.

4. Close the filler opening with the screw plug.443277_a 33

Help in case of malfunction

5. Dispose of used oil in accordance with the

statutory regulations. NOTE The oil must be visible at the filler opening.

7.3 Maintaining the spark plug

NOTE For more detailed information, please refer to the separate operating instructions for the engine.

NOTE For more detailed information, please refer to the separate operating instructions for the engine.

7.5 Motor oil change

NOTE For more detailed information, please refer to the separate operating instructions for the engine.

7.6 Adjusting Bowden cables

The fine adjustment is made using the adjusting bolt on the handlebar and on the engine mount.

1. Unfasten the lock nut on the adjusting bolt.

2. Turn the adjusting bolt to lengthen or shorten

NOTE The cultivator blades may begin to turn when the lever is only pressed halfway up. Throttle cable NOTE For more detailed information, please refer to the separate operating instructions for the engine.

8 HELP IN CASE OF MALFUNCTION

NOTE For malfunctions that are not listed in this table or that you cannot resolve yourself, please contact our customer service. Malfunction Cause Remedy Engine loses power. Air filter clogged Check and clean air filter Combustion problems Contact a service centre Cultivator blades dirty Clean the cultivator blades Engine does not start. Lack of fuel Top up with fuel Poor quality, contaminated fuel, old fuel in tank Empty tank and fill with fresh fuel Incorrect starting procedure Perform the starting process correctly Throttle lever in the wrong position Move the throttle lever to the "START" position Defective spark plug See instructions for the engine. Air filters See instructions for the engine. Cultivator blades do not turn V-belt defective Contact a service centre Gearbox damage Contact a service centre Cultivator blade loose Tighten the cultivator blade Bowden cable stretched or loose Adjust Bowden cable 9 TRANSPORT

Always transport the cultivator horizontally, otherwise this can cause:

Leaking fuel and oil

Generation of smokeGB 34 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150 Storing the appliance

Starting difficulties

10 STORING THE APPLIANCE

Thoroughly clean the appliance after each use and – if present – attach all covers. Store the ap- pliance in a dry, lockable place out of the reach of children. If the appliance is not going to be used for more than 2 – 3 months, the following work is neces- sary to avoid any damage:

1. Empty the fuel tank:

Allow the engine to run until it stops itself. Then there is no longer any petrol/oil mix- ture in the fuel tank or carburettor and deposits cannot form.

2. Cleaning the appliance:

Wipe the entire appliance and accessory parts with a cleaning rag. Do not use pet- rol or other solvents!

Remove any dirt from all appliance open- ings (including cooling openings for the engine).

Allow the appliance to cool down com- pletely.

Remove the spark plug connector and unscrew the spark plug.

Drop a little oil into the spark plug open- ing.

Slowly pull on the starter handle so the piston moves and the oil is distributed in the cylinder.

4. Set down the appliance on the transport

wheel and do not stored in a tilted position.

5. Store the appliance in a cool, dry place.

Petrol and motor oil do not belong in household waste or the public sewer system, but should be collected and disposed of separately.

Before disposing of the device you must empty the fuel tank and the engine oil tank!

Packaging, equipment and accessories are made from recyclable materials, and must be disposed of accordingly. 12 AFTER-SALES/SERVICE In the event of questions of warranty, repair or spare parts, please contact your nearest AL- KOService Centre. These can be found on the Internet at: www.al-ko.com/service-contacts443277_a 35 Guarantee 13 GUARANTEE We will resolve any material or manufacturing faults on the appliance during the legal warranty period for claims relating to faults, in accordance with our choice either to repair or replace. The legal warran- ty period is determined by the legislation of the country in which the appliance was purchased. Our warranty promise applies only if:

These operating instructions are heeded

The appliance is handled correctly

Original spare parts have been used The warranty becomes void in the case of:

Unauthorised repair attempts

Unauthorised technical modifications

Non-intended use The guarantee excludes:

Paint damage that can be attributed to normal wear and tear

Wear parts that are marked with a frame xxxxxx (x) on the spare parts card

Internal combustion engines (these are covered by the guarantee provisions of the corresponding engine manufacturers) The guarantee period commences with purchase by the first end user. The date on the proof of pur- chase is decisive. In the event of a guarantee claim, please take this guarantee declaration and the original proof of purchase, and contact your dealer or the nearest authorised customer service centre. This statement does not affect the purchaser's statutory claims for defects against the vendor.DK 36 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150 Oversættelse af den originale brugsanvisning

134 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150 Igangsetting

stopper for å koble inn revers. Koble ut revers:

186 MH540 | MH770 | MH1150