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LOG TRAY
Thelog trayis designedto catchthe log after it is split,
END PLATE
Theend plateholdsthelog in placewhilethe wedgesplitsthe log.
TONGUE
Thetongueis usedto attachto a towingvehiclefor transportation.
CHOKE CONTROL
Thechokecontrolis usedto chokethe carburetorandassistinstarting
the encinc.
8. If enginefalters, movechoke controlbackto the CHOKEt'°,1
positionand repeatsteps4 through7.
TO STOP ENGINE
1. Pushthe stop switchto the OFF position.SeeFigure10.
2. Disconnectsparkplugwireandgroundit to preventaccidental
startingwhilethe equipmentis unattended.
USING THE LOG SPLITTER
1, Placethe log splitteron flat, dry,solidground,
2, Blockthe frontandbackof bothwheels.See Figure11.
STOP SWITCH
Thestopswitchis usedto turnoff the engineandmust
bepushedbackto the ON positionbeforethe enginewill
start.
TO START ENGINE
1. Attachsparkplug wireand rubberbootto spark plug.
2. Gastank shouldbe filled 3/4 to full beforestarting.
3. Pushthe stopswitchto the ONposition.See Figure10.
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ChokeControli
Stop Switch
Vertical
Horizontal
Figure11
3. Placethe beamin either thehorizontalor verticalpositionand
lockit intoplace.
4. Blockthe frontandbackof bothwheels.
5. Placethe log againstthe endplateandonly split woodalongthe
grain(lengthwise).
6. To stabilizethelog, placeyourleft handon the sideof the log.
Neverplacea handbetweenthe log and thesplittingwedgeor
the log and endplate.
Onlyoneoperatoris permitted.Theadultwho loadsandstabilizes
the log mustbe the personwhooperatesthecontrolhandle.
Figure10
4. Movethe chokeleverto the CHOKElxl pos t on.(Awarm
enginemaynot requirechoking.)SeeFigure10.
5. Standingonthe left sideof the log splitterandfacingthe front of
the engine,graspthe starterhandleand pull the ropeout until you
feela drag.
6. Pull the ropewitha rapid,continuous,full armstroke.Keepa firm
griponthe starterhandle.Letthe roperewindslowly.
7. Repeat,if necessary,untilenginestarts.Whenenginestarts,
movechokecontrolgraduallyto the RUN'_{ I position.
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