Assembly - Powermate PRTT196E Manual Del Operador

Assembly

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Read and follow the assembly instructions. Do not discard any parts or materials until the unit is assembled.
References to the right or left side of the tiller are from the viewpoint of the operator's position behind the tiller.
WARNING
Do not operate tiller if it is damaged or not completely and correctly assembled.
WARNING
Before doing any assembly or maintenance to the unit, remove the wire from the spark plug.
WARNING
Always wear ANSI compliant safety glasses with side shields while assembling the tiller.
The following components will be found in the carton.
Quantities shown in ( ).
1. (1) Tiller
2. (1) Handle Assembly
3. (1) Front Handle
4. (2) Tine Assembly
5. (1) Tine Guard Assembly
6. (1) Depth Regulator
7. (1) Tiller Operator's Manual
8. (1) Engine Manual
9. (1) Bottle of Engine Oil
10. (1) Parts bag containing the following
a. Combination wrenches
b. (4) M8x25mm bolts, flat washers, lock nuts for
assembling front carry handle
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How to Remove Tiller from Carton
1. Remove all parts and packaging components.
2. Use a utility knife to cut all 4 vertical edges and lay the
side panels flat around the tiller.
3. Remove any remaining packaging.
4. Remove the two bolts going thru the packing frame and
wheel axle holes.
5. Remove the two bolts located underneath the engine
that go thru the packing frame and thru the tiller base
frame.
6. With a helper, remove the tiller from the packing frame.
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c. (2) M10x25mm flange head bolts, lock washers and
nuts for assembling lower handle
d. (4) M8x60mm saddle bolts and washers for
assembling upper handle
e. (4) Handle knobs for assembling upper handle
f. (2) Wheel locking pins
g. (2) M10x50mm bolts and lock nuts for assembling tines
h. (1) Pin
11. Stationary side shields with mounting hardware
12. (2) Wheel and tire assemblies
Wheel lock pin in tiller operating position
(wheel hub and axle holes)
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