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Original Instructions
Version 1 - November 2025
30280
2-IN-1PETROL
M U LT I -T O O L
1.1 Product Reference
User Manual for: 2-in-1 Petrol Multi Tool
Stock No: 30280
Part No: DTP14
1.2 Revisions
Version 1: November 2025
First release
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1.3 Understanding the Safety Content of
This Manual
WARNING! – Situations or actions that may result
in personal injury or death.
CAUTION! – Situations or actions that may result
in damage to the product or surroundings.
Important: – Information or instructions of particular
importance.
1.4 Copyright © Notice
Copyright © Draper Tools Limited.
Permission is granted to reproduce this manual for
personal and educational use ONLY. Commercial
copying, redistribution, hiring or lending is strictly
prohibited.
No part of this manual may be stored in a retrieval system
or transmitted in any other form or means without written
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1. Preface
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These are the original product instructions. Read the
instruction manual in full and retain for future
reference.
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version of this manual and the associated parts list,
if applicable.
2. Contents
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1. Preface 2
1.1 Product Reference 2
1.2 Revisions 2
1.3 Understanding the Safety Content of This
Manual 2
1.4 Copyright © Notice 2
2. Contents 3
3. Product Introduction 4
3.1 Intended Use 4
3.2 Specication 4
4. Health and Safety Information 5-7
4.1 General Health and Safety Precautions 5
4.2 Additional Health and Safety Instructions
for 2-In-1 Petrol Garden Tool 5
4.3 Transportation, Handling and Storage 6
4.4 Health & Safety Information regarding
use of Fuels 6
4.5 Residual Risk 7
5. Identication and Unpacking 8-9
5.1 Product Overview 8
5.2 What’s in the Box? 9
5.3 Packaging 9
6. Assembly Instructions 10
6.1 Fitting the Front Handle 10
6.2 Fitting the Trimmer Guard 10
6.3 Fitting the Spool Assembly 10
6.4 Connecting and Changing the
Attachments 11
7. Setting up the Trimmer 11-12
7.1 Fuelling the Tool 11
7.2 Starting the Engine 12
8. Operating the Hedge Trimmer Attachment 13-14
8.1 Adjusting the Blade Angle 13
8.2 General Trimming Techniques 13
9. Operating the Grass Trimmer Attachment 15
9.1 Operating the Grass Trimmer 15
10. Maintenance and Troubleshooting 16-19
10.1 General Maintenance 16
10.2 Cleaning the Air Filter 16
10.3 Spark Plug Maintenance 16
10.4 Engine Idle Speed Adjustment 17
10.5 Draining the Fuel/Oil Mix 17
10.6 Cleaning the Fuel Filter 17
10.7 Gearbox Lubrication 17
10.8 Cleaning the Hedge Trimmer Blade 18
10.9 Replacing the Spool Nylon Line 18
10.10 Troubleshooting 19
11. Spares, Returns and Disposal 20
12. Warranty 20
13. Explanation of Symbols 21
3. Product Introduction
3.1 Intended Use
This hand-held 2-in-1 petrol garden power tool is
equipped with a grass trimmer and hedge cutting
attachment. It is powered by a 34cc 2-stroke engine with
choke and recoil start for simple operation.
Any other application beyond the conditions established
for use will be considered misuse. Draper Tools accepts no
responsibility for improper use of this product.
Read this manual in full before attempting to assemble,
operate or maintain the product, and retain it for later use.
3.2 Specication
Stock No. 30280
Part No. DTP14
Engine:
Type: 2 Stroke air cooled single cylinder
Power output: 1KW
Displacement/capacity: 34.6CC
Max. speed (no load): 11,000rpm
Idle speed: 3,000rpm +/-300rpm
Fuel:
Tank capacity: 750ml
Petrol/Oil mix type: E10 Petrol (95 RON)/2 stroke oil (JASO FC minimum)
Ratio: 40:1
Fuel consumption at max: 490g/hour
Noise emissions:
Sound pressure level: 92dB (A)
Sound power level: 107 dB (A)
Uncertainty (K): 3db (A)
Guaranteed sound power level: 105dB (A)
Vibration level:
Full throttle: 7.05m/s
2
Idle speed: 4.84m/s
2
Uncertainty (K): 1.5m/s
2
Grass trimmer attachment:
Cutting speed: 7,500rpm
Nylon line cutting width: 440mm
Nylon line diameter: 2mm
Nylon line length: 3M
Spool type: Tap’n’go
Hedge trimmer attachment:
Cutting speed: 9,500rpm
Max branch size: 9mm
Blade length: 430mm
Cutting length: 400mm
Net weight:
Grass trimmer: 6.5kg
Hedge trimmer: 7.4kg
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Important: The declared vibration total values and noise
emissions values have been measured in accordance
with a standard test method and may be used for
comparing one tool with another. These values may also
be used in a preliminary assessment of exposure.
*Draper Tools recommends using an additive or stabiliser
with E10 petrol so the fuel can be safely stored in the fuel
tank for longer.
WARNING! The vibration and noise emissions
during actual use of the product can dier from
the declared values depending on the type of
work and the area upon which it is used. Before
each use, estimate the likely exposure resulting
from the actual conditions of use. Take into
account all parts of the operation cycle in order
to identify any safety measures required to
protect the operator.
3. Product Introduction
4. Health and Safety Information
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Save all warnings and instructions for future reference.
4.1 General Health and Safety Precautions
• The tool must only be used by competent persons who
have received appropriate training.
• NEVER allow children to use this product.
• Keep children, animals and bystanders away while
operating this tool. Local regulations may restrict the
age of the operator.
• Stay alert, watch what you are doing and use common
sense when operating this product.
• DO NOT use this product while you are tired, or under
the inuence of drugs, alcohol or medication.
• Dress properly! DO NOT wear loose clothing or
jewellery, which can be caught in moving parts.
• Prevent unintentional starting. ALWAYS ensure the
engine is switched o before picking up or carrying
the tool.
• DO NOT overreach and keep proper footing and
balance at all times.
• Keep cutting tools clean and sharp.
• Before every use, inspect the product and all
accessories for broken, cracked and loose parts.
DO NOT use this product if it is damaged in any way.
Contact Draper Tools to discuss repair and
replacement options.
• DO NOT allow familiarity or experience with this
product to allow you to become complacent; always
remain alert and adhere to the safety instructions
listed in this manual.
• Keep in mind that the operator or user is responsible
for accidents or hazards occurring to people or their
property.
Service
• Have the tool serviced ONLY by authorised and
suitably qualied personnel, using only identical
replacement parts.
4.2 Additional Health and Safety
Instructions for 2-In-1 Petrol
Garden Tool
• Clear the work area before each use. Remove all
objects such as rocks, broken glass, nails, wire, or
string which can be thrown or become entangled in
the cutting line or blade.
• Keep all parts of your body away from the moving parts.
• Beware of overhead power lines when using the
hedge trimmer attachment.
• NEVER attempt to modify or operate a modied tool.
Fully assemble and t all relevant guards before
operating the tool.
• DO NOT operate the tool without being completely
familiar with the safety features and how to
operate them.
• NEVER operate the tool if the stop switch is faulty or
not functioning.
• Prior to each use, inspect the tool for signs of damage.
Ensure that the safety features are present and
functioning and that all visible nuts, bolts and screws
remain tight. Vibrations during use can cause them to
loosen over time.
• NEVER operate this tool with defective or missing
guards.
WARNING! THIS GRASS AND HEDGE TRIMMER CAN
CAUSE SERIOUS INJURIES. Read the instructions
carefully for the correct handling, preparation,
maintenance and starting/ stopping of the tool.
Become familiar with all the controls and proper
use of the trimmer.
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4. Health and Safety Information
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WARNING! Use of this product can pose a danger
to wildlife. Before using this tool, check the area,
particularly long grass and under bushes for
signs of wildlife: if necessary relocate.
• NOTE: Not all animals will be deterred by the noise of
the product alone.
• Check the attachment is correctly tted to the tool
before attempting to start the engine.
• NEVER leave the tool running when not in use or leave
it unattended during use.
WARNING! During operate the engine gets very
hot. DO NOT touch it, especially the exhaust.
• ALWAYS Stop the engine before:
− Cleaning or when clearing a blockage.
− Checking or carrying out any maintenance on the
trimmer.
− Adjusting the working position of the cutting device.
• While operating the hedge trimmer, always ensure
that the operating position is safe and secure,
especially when using steps or a ladder.
• DO NOT operate the hedge trimmer with a damaged
or excessively worn cutting device.
• To reduce re hazards, keep the engine free of debris,
leaves and excessive lubricant.
• ALWAYS ensure that all handles and guards are tted
when using the trimmer.
• ALWAYS use two hands to operate a hedge trimmer.
• ALWAYS be aware of your surroundings and stay alert
for possible hazards of which you might not be aware
of due to the noise of the trimmer.
• ALWAYS wear appropriate PPE (Personal Protective
Equipment). ALWAYS wear suitable eye/face
protection. Use of sturdy gloves, non-skid footwear,
safety helmet, ear protection and safety glasses are
recommended to prevent personal injuries.
• If the cutting mechanism strikes any foreign object or
the hedge trimmer starts making any unusual noises
or vibrations, shut o the power and allow the hedge
trimmer to stop. Disconnect the spark plug wire from
the spark plug and take the following steps:
− Inspect for damage.
− Check for and tighten any loose parts.
− Replace or repair any damaged parts with
equivalent specication parts.
4.3 Transportation, Handling and Storage
• Switch o the engine when you are crossing roads or
gravel paths.
• ALWAYS clean and maintain before storing, pay
special attention to the guards and cutting
attachments.
• Before transporting the unit in a vehicle stop the
engine and allow it to cool. Empty the fuel tank and
securely locate the unit.
• When removing the tool from a vehicle or from
storage, be careful not to drop the engine on the
ground as this may severely damage the fuel tank.
• NEVER drag the tool across the ground, or throw it to
the ground this is highly dangerous and will damage
the fuel tank, causing the fuel to leak, possibly
causing re.
4.4 Health & Safety Information regarding
the use of Fuels
WARNING! During use, parts of this product
become hot enough to ignite some materials.
• DO NOT touch the engine or exhaust during or
immediately after use and allow it to cool before
refuelling.
• NEVER remove the fuel cap while the engine is
running or immediately after use.
− Take care when opening the fuel cap after use as
hot vapour may be released from the opening.
• NEVER place objects on the engine while it is in use
and keep all air vents clear of dust, dirt and other
obstructions.
• Faulty exhausts must be replaced.
• NEVER store the machine with fuel in the tank inside
any structure where petrol fumes could reach an open
ame or spark.
• To reduce the risk of re, keep the engine, exhaust
and petrol storage area free from vegetation and
excessive grease.
WARNING! Petrol is highly ammable:
− Store fuel in containers specically designed for
this purpose.
− NEVER use this product in environments where
there is a risk of explosion.
− NEVER smoke in the vicinity of the machine.
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4. Health and Safety Information
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− Refuel outdoors only and DO NOT smoke while
refuelling.
− Add fuel before starting the engine; never remove
the cap of the fuel tank or add petrol while the
engine is running or when the engine is hot.
− NEVER start the engine if you can smell petrol
vapour in the air.
− If petrol is spilled, 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.
− Replace all fuel tank and container caps securely.
WARNING! Fuels are toxic, they contain
substances that have an immediate toxic eect
and may cause permanent damage to your health.
− DO NOT inhale fuel fumes.
− NEVER start the engine in a closed or poorly
ventilated area.
Important: E10 petrol is hygroscopic and attracts
moisture, which may damage the fuel system if stored in
the product for more than four weeks. E10 petrol should be
used within 30 days of purchase. It is recommended to use
an additive or stabiliser with E10 petrol to extend the
period that it can be safely stored in the fuel tank. ALWAYS
read the label of any additive or stabiliser applied.
4.5 Residual Risk
• The safety instructions in this manual cannot account
for all possible conditions and situations that may
occur. Exercise common sense and caution when
using this product and protect against any additional
conceivable risks.
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5. Identication and Unpacking
5.1 Product Overview
(1) Air lter cover
(2) Air lter cover lock
(3) Choke lever
(4) Fuel primer bulb (under air lter)
(5) Fuel tank cap
(6) Fuel tank
(7) Carburettor
(8) Recoil starter handle
(9) Exhaust
(10) Spark plug cover (H.T lead)
(11) Throttle trigger
(12) Throttle safety release lever
(13) Engine Start/Stop switch
(14) Shaft connector locking knob
(15) Connector
(16) Front handle
(17) Harness hook
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5.3 Packaging
Keep the product packaging for the duration of the warranty
period in case the product needs to be returned for repair.
WARNING! Keep packaging materials out of
reach of children. Dispose of packaging
correctly and responsibly and in accordance
with local regulations.
5. Identication and Unpacking
5.2 What’s in the Box?
Carefully remove the product from the packaging and
examine it for any signs of damage that may have occurred
during shipment. Before assembling the product, lay the
contents out and check them against the parts shown
below. If any part is damaged or missing, do not attempt to
use the product. Please contact the Draper Helpline;
contact details can be found at the back of this manual.
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Hedge trimmer attachment:
Grass Trimmer Attachment
(18) Connection point
(19) Grass trimmer shaft
(20) Cutting attachment guard
(21) Cutting lament trimming blade
(22) Spool assembly
Hedge Trimmer Attachment
(18) Connection point
(23) Adjustment handle
(24) Angle adjustment lever
(25) Angle adjustment locking lever
(26) Grease nipples
(27) Gearbox
(28) Blade
(29) 2 X Blade guards
Accessories
(30) Shoulder strap (with quick release)
(31) Spark plug spanner
(32) Plain slot screwdriver (No.2/3.5mm)
(33) Mixing bottle
(34) 2 X Hex keys (4 & 5mm)
(35) 2 X Open end spanners (8 & 10mm /17 &
30mm)
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(23)
(25)
(26)
(27)
(29)
(28)
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(22)
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(20)
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Grass Trimmer attachment:
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(34)
(35)
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(29)
(31)
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6. Assembly Instructions
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Important: Before preparing or adjusting this product,
read and understand all the safety instructions listed in
this manual.
6.1 Fitting Front Handle (Fig.1 - Fig.4)
(16.1) Handle
(16.2) Shock absorber clip
(16.3) Handle guide bar
(16.4) 4 X 4mm Hex screws
1. Loosen the four hex screws (16.4) from the handle
(16.1) assembly but do not remove completely. Then
separate the guide rail (16.3) from the handle.
2. Clip the shock absorber (16.2) onto the top shaft-
position at a suitable height.
3. Fit the guide rail bar (16.3) over the shock absorber
and then attach the handle (16.1).
4. Insert the screws (16.4) and hand tighten halfway.
5. Then tighten the screws using the 4mm hex key
supplied.
6.2 Fitting the Trimmer Guard (Fig.5)
The cutting guard (20) must be tted correctly before
using this tool.
• Align the cutting guard (20) with the shaft (19).
Attach the bracket to the guard with the hex bolts
supplied, nger tighten.
• Use the 4mm hex key (34) supplied and tighten the bolts.
6.3 Fitting the Spool Assembly (Fig.6)
• Screw the spool (22) directly onto the trimmer shaft
clockwise by hand.
To remove the spool from the trimmer shaft
− Ensure the engine is switched o , then hold the
shaft nut with the open spanner (35). Then
unscrew the spool assembly from the trimmer
shaft by turning anticlockwise by hand.
Fig.5
(20)
(19)
Fig.6
(23)
Fig.2
Fig.3
Fig.4
(16.2)
Fig.1
(16.4)
(16.1)
(16.4)
(16.2)
(16.3)
(16.3)
(16.4)
(16.1)
6. Assembly Instructions
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6.3 Connecting and Changing the
Attachments (Fig.7)
• Before starting the engine, the required attachment
must be correctly tted to the shaft connector (15).
1. Ensure the handle locking knob (14) is loose by turning
anticlockwise a few turns.
2. Fit the required attachment shaft connection point (18)
to the shaft connector (15).
3. Align the pin on the lower shaft connector (18) with the
groove in the shaft connection point (15). Insert the
lower shaft until the pin sits in the notch.
4. Tighten the handle locking knob to secure.
To Disconnect Attachment
To remove the attachment – loosen the handle locking knob
(14), then separate the top and bottom shafts.
Fig.7
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(15) (18)
7. Setting up the Trimmer
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Important: Before operating this product, read and
understand all the safety instructions listed in this
manual. Ensure that the product is fully assembled and
correctly prepared for use.
7.1 Fuelling the Tool (Fig.8)
This tool is powered by an engine which must be lled
with unleaded fuel mixed with two-stroke oil. Incorrect
mixing of the oil and fuel can result in running problems
or engine failure. Products returned under warranty that
have failed due to a lack of lubricant will be considered a
chargeable repair.
CAUTION! This machine is shipped WITHOUT
fuel. Check the fuel level before EVERY use and
top up as appropriate. NEVER attempt to run the
engine on an empty fuel tank.
Important: This product must be used with high-quality
unleaded fuel ONLY. ALWAYS use automotive petrol and
oil suitable for two-stroke engines.
• Fuel quality degrades rapidly. Avoid storing the fuel
and only mix as required. Using fuel that has
degraded will cause starting/running problems.
1. Open the fuel cap (5).
2. Combine the unleaded fuel and 2-stroke oil to create
a 40:1 mixture using the mixing bottle (33) supplied.
Example: Add 25ml of 2-stroke oil into 1 litre of
unleaded fuel. Shake well to produce a 40:1 mix.
3. Carefully pour the mixture into the fuel tank (6) – taking
care not to spill any of the mix. Keep a cloth to hand to
clean away any residues or spilt fuel.
4. Replace the fuel cap ensuring it is seated correctly
before tightening. If the threads become crossed it
will damage the tank and may result in fuel leaking
out during use.
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Fig.8
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7.2 Starting the Engine (Fig.9 – Fig.12)
WARNING! In an emergency slide the engine
stop switch forward to the ‘Stop’ (13) position to
kill the engine.
1. Move the engine start/stop switch (13) back to the
‘Start’ position.
2. Move the choke (3) to the correct position.
Cold Start
• Slide the choke lever (3) to the ‘OFF’ position
• Close the choke to restrict the amount of air entering
the engine.
Warm Start
• Slide the choke lever (3) to the ‘ON’ position
• Open the choke to increase the amount of air entering
the engine.
3. Prime the engine with fuel by pressing the fuel primer
(4) three or four times. The primer and fuel line from the
tank should then have fuel present.
Over priming will cause the engine to ood and stop
the engine from starting.
4. Grip the neck of the motor unit and hold the motor
rmly on the ground.
DO NOT stand or apply any pressure to the output shaft.
5. Crouch over the machine while maintaining a rm footing.
6. Hold the recoil starter handle (8) and make two to three
short, sharp pulls until the engine starts. If the engine
does not start by the fth pull, move the choke setting.
WARNING! DO NOT pull the starter rope out
fully as it may break. DO NOT release the starter
rope and allow it to recoil unaided.
7. When the engine starts, grip the front handle (16).
Then press the throttle safety release lever (12) and
squeeze the throttle trigger (11) at the same time.
8. Slowly squeeze the throttle trigger (11) to increase the
engine speed.
9. Once the engine has been running for a few minutes
open the choke fully.
The engine has an initial period in which the internal
components bed themselves in. During the rst ve to
six tank lls, to avoid damaging the engine DO NOT
running the engine at very high revs.
7. Setting up the Trimmer
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OFF
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Fig.12
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Fig.9
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8. Operating the Hedge Trimmer Attachment
8.1 Adjusting the Blade Angle (Fig.13)
• The cutting head can be adjusted to suit access to the
hedge being trimmed.
1. With the engine switched o, grip the adjustment
handle (23).
2. Then lift up the angle adjustment locking lever (25)
and hold.
3. Press down on the angle adjustment lever (24) and
adjust the cutting head to the required angle.
4. Release the locking lever (25) and ensure the cutting
head is fully locked into the required position.
8.2 General Trimming Techniques
(Fig.14 – Fig.18)
ALWAYS use with the shoulder strap (30) attached and
adjusted to a suitable height.
WARNING! Use of this product can pose a danger
to wildlife. Before using this trimmer, check the
area, particularly long grass and under bushes for
signs of wildlife: if necessary relocate.
• Check with your local authority that no seasonal bans
on hedge cutting are in place.
• Beware of hidden objects before cutting. Check for
hidden wire fences, power cables or other objects
within the hedge that could be damaged during
operation or cause injury if cut by the blades.
• Remove the blade guards (29) before starting the engine.
• Before using the hedge trimmer, remove any large
branches with a pair of loppers.
• The metal blade is intended for cutting branches up to
9mm. It can also be used to clear scrub, o shoots
around the base of shrubs, brushes and hedges.
• To prolong the life of the blade, avoid contact with
larger branches, roots, stones, walls, fences and
other hard surfaces.
Ground Clearance (Fig.14)
− Before all the hedge trimmings fall and obscure
the base of the hedge, clear out any unwanted
new shoots or woody weeds.
− Adjust the cutting head.
− Move the cutting head in and around the roots,
avoid large diameter limbs, roots and stones.
Vertical Cutting (Fig.15)
− Best practice is to cut the front and side of a
hedge rst before the top.
− Set the cutting head straight.
− Make large sweeping arcs with the cutting edge.
Use both sides of the blade to trim material from
the hedge.
− Stand back at regular intervals to check whether
the cut is straight and level.
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8. Operating the Hedge Trimmer Attachment
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Vertical Cutting at a Distance (Fig.16)
− If an obstacle prevents you from standing directly
next to the hedge adjust the cutting head to a
more suitable angle.
Hedge Topping (Above Head Height) (Fig.17)
− For safety it is recommended to use a safe
platform to raise yourself level with the hedge.
− If not using a platform, set the cutting head at 90°
and twist the shaft to make the cutting edge swing
in an arc across the top of the hedge.
Horizontal Cutting (Shape Top of Hedge) (Fig.18)
− Use to shape the top of the hedge.
− Set the cutting head straight and tilt the cutting
side of the blade towards the hedge by 0-10°.
− Make level arcs so the trimmings fall onto the oor.
− DO NOT attempt to cut a hedge higher than chest
height without using a safe platform.
WARNING! DO NOT stretch or overreach when
working on a platform.
− When cutting with the blade set straight, tilt the
cutting side of the blades towards the hedge by
approximately 0 - 10°.
Fig.16
Fig.17
Fig.18
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9. Operating the Grass Trimmer Attachment
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9.1 Operating the Grass Trimmer
(Fig.19 – Fig.21)
ALWAYS use with the shoulder strap (30) attached and
adjusted to a suitable height.
WARNING! Use of this product can pose a
danger to wildlife. Before using this tool, check
the area, particularly long grass and under
bushes for signs of wildlife: if necessary
relocate.
• This trimmer is only suitable for cutting grass. NEVER
use for cutting any other hard plants.
• Important: To prolong the life of the nylon line avoid
contact with trees, stones, walls, fences and other
hard surfaces.
1. Begin cutting at full throttle, hovering the spool
assembly just o the ground while making arc shaped
sweeping actions through the vegetation.
2. Keep the nylon line level with the ground to avoid
scalping the ground surface.
3. When the nylon line is running at speed take care to
avoid plastic items such as garden furniture, owerpots
and other similar items to avoid damage.
• When cutting vegetation, the cutting distance from
the spool head will decrease when the line length is
deteriorating. Before the line disappears inside the
spool housing, strike the cutting head (22.1) while it
is running at speed onto a piece of suitable ground.
This will release a set amount of line from the head.
Any excess line is automatically trimmed as it strikes
the trimming blade (21) on the underneath of the
guard (20).
• If the line breaks and disappears inside the spool
housing it will need to be rewound – refer to
section 10.9.
Fig.19
Fig.20
(22.1)
Fig.21
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Important: Maintenance and repairs should be carried
out ONLY by authorised and suitably qualied personnel.
WARNING! ALWAYS turn o the engine, allow it
to cool and disconnect the spark plug before
maintaining or storing this product. If the
engine must be run for testing, ensure that this
is carried out in a well-ventilated environment
that allows carbon monoxide from the exhaust
to dissipate quickly.
10.1 General Maintenance
• Regularly inspect the conditions of the multi tool:
− Check all nuts, screws and bolts are correctly
tightened for safe operation.
− Check condition of attachments.
• Clean after every use – wipe over with a damp cloth.
Important: DO NOT use solvents as this may damage
any plastic or uninsulated parts.
• Use ONLY spare parts recommended by Draper Tools.
• Store the tool in a dry and dust-free environment, out
of reach of children.
• Store the tool at temperature between 0–45°C.
• DO NOT store near ammable materials.
10.2 Cleaning the Air Filter (Fig.22)
• A dirty clogged air lter will restrict the air ow and
cause the engine to run rough. It will also increase fuel
consumption and may result in starting issues.
ATTENTION! ALWAYS stop the engine before
removing the air lter.
1. Set the choke lever (3) to the closed position to
prevent any debris entering the carburettor inlet.
2. Turn the air lter cover lock (2) anticlockwise to
release the air lter cover (1).
3. To remove the cover - lift away the bottom rst, then
lift free from the tab at the top.
4. Remove and wash the foam lter (1.1) and cloth lter
pad (1.2) in warm soapy water. DO NOT use solvents.
5. Ensure the lters are 100% dry before retting.
6. Ret the lter cover and insert the lock and secure.
• Replace the lter if it appears worn or damaged.
10.3 Spark Plug Maintenance (Fig.23 – Fig.24)
• Over time the spark plug can become contaminated.
This can adversely aect the running condition of parts
such as the throttle over a prolonged period of time or
too much oil in the fuel mix. This contamination can
cause the engine to run rough, reduce the fuel
consumption and create starting issues.
1. Remove the lead cover (10) from the back of the spark plug.
To avoid damaging the H.T lead do not use any tools.
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Fig.22
Fig.23
Fig.24
(1.1)
(1)
(31)
(10)
(1.2)
(10.1)
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2. Use the spark plug spanner supplied (31) to remove
the spark plug (10.1) by turning anticlockwise.
3. Clean the spark plug and check the electrode gap
(maintain a gap of 0.6 – 0.7mm).
ATTENTION! The spark plug should be replaced
annually during a service or after 60 hours
of use. Replace with an an alternative
compatible resistor type spark plug with the
same heat range.
4. Ensure the spark plug thread is correctly seated
before screwing it clockwise to t.
5. Tighten the spark plug with the spanner supplied
before replacing the H.T lead cover.
• The H.T lead cap rubber surround should be tucked
inside the plastic housing to ensure a good
connection with the spark plug.
10.4 Engine Idle Speed Adjustment (Fig.25)
• The attachments must not operate/rotate with the
engine running at idle. Adjust as necessary.
• Run the engine until warm.
• Then turn the carburettor screw (7.1) anticlockwise to
decrease the engine idle speed.
10.5 Draining the Fuel/Oil Mix
Important: Read all the Health and Safety guidance for
the use of fuel before lling or draining this product.
1. Ensure that the ‘Start/Stop’ switch (13) is in the ‘Stop’
position and the spark plug cover (10) is
disconnected.
2. Remove the fuel tank cap (5) slowly and tip the engine
unit backwards to allow the fuel/oil mix to drain into a
suitable container.
WARNING! If the tool has been recently used,
hot steam may vent from the fuel tank outlet.
Take care when removing the fuel cap.
3. Ret the fuel tank cap securely and wipe up any
spillages. Then reconnect the spark plug cover.
10.6 Cleaning the Fuel Filter (Fig.26)
• To ensure the fuel supply remains clean the fuel lter
must be checked and cleaned regularly. The fuel lter
is attached to the pick-up tube inside the fuel tank.
1. Remove the fuel tank cap (5) from the fuel tank.
2. Drain the fuel tank (6) completely.
3. Tilt the engine so that the fuel tank opening is at the
lowest point. Then shake the tank to allow the fuel
lter (6.1) to be reached.
4. Gently pull the lter clear of the tank.
5. Hold the pick-up line , then squeeze the hose clip and
move it away from the lter.
6. While holding the fuel line, pull the clogged lter o
and insert a clean lter.
7. Reposition the hose clip so that it grips the fuel line
onto the lter.
8. Push the lter back into the tank.
10.7 Gearbox Lubrication (Fig.27)
EN
Fig.25
Fig.27
(26)
(7.1)
Fig.26
(6.1)
(5)
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• Lubricate the gearbox before and after each use.
• Connect a compatible grease gun to the gearbox
assembly grease nipples (26).
• Pump in a general purpose gearbox grease.
10.8 Cleaning the Hedge Trimmer Blade
• After use clean the cutting blade (28) thoroughly and
remove any debris, sap and moisture.
• Brush the blades to remove any debris.
• Use a solvent cleaner to spot clean any sap from the
blades.
• Spray the blades with a moisture dispersant
lubricating oil.
10.9 Replacing the Spool Nylon Line
(Fig.28 – Fig.30)
• The spool requires regular maintenance including
relling or replacing the spool.
• With the engine switched o, then hold the shaft nut
with the open spanner (35). Then unscrew the spool
assembly by hand.
1. Ensure the engine is switched o before replacing the
nylon line.
2. Squeeze the tab (22.1) on the side of the spool
housing and twist anticlockwise (direction of rotation
is on the cover) to release the spool cover.
Remove the empty spool insert from the assembly.
• Underneath the spool insert there is a large spring
and a washer, take care when lifting out the insert
they do not spring out.
3. To install the new spool line – nd the middle of the
replacement line and hook into the insert point
shown in Fig.25.
4. Wind the line neatly in both channels in the indicated
direction.
5. When both the lines are wound evenly, Hook the
end through the insert notches to hold them
in place.
6. Leave a short piece of nylon to feed out through the
spool housing.
7. Feed the line ends out evenly through the spool
housing.
8. Lower the spool insert down over the washer and
spring while pulling the line end tight.
9. When everything is lined up push down on the insert
and at the same time pull the line end free from the
insert. Check that the line does not become trapped.
10. Press down rmly on the insert and then replace the
spool cover and clip it back down.
Fig.29
Fig.30
Fig.28
(22.1)
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Problem Possible Cause Remedy
Engine will not start
Engine ‘Stop’ switch (13) activated. Slide switch to ‘ON’ position.
Insucient or no fuel. Old/
stagnant fuel
Rell with a fresh batch of fuel/oil
mix. Refer to section 7.1.
Spark plug electrode fouled or gap
set incorrectly.
Remove and service/replace spark
plug. Refer to section 10.3.
Spark plug H.T lead not correctly
connected
Check H.T lead is pushed on rmly.
Choke set incorrectly for the
starting conditions.
Adjust choke.Refer to section 7.2.
Air lter clogged. Clean/replace air lter. Refer to
section 10.2.
Engine ooded with fuel/over
primed.
Remove the spark plug and dry the
electrode. Pull the starter handle 2 or
3 times without the spark plug tted.
Wait a minute, replace spark plug
and retry. Refer to section 10.3.
Fuel lter clogged. Clean fuel lter. Refer to section 10.6
Engine runs ‘rough’
Choke set incorrectly. Adjust choke. Refer to section 7.2.
Requires servicing. Clean/replace air lter and spark plug.
Carburettor out of adjustment/
Engine revs too high.
Contact Draper Tools for advice.
Old/stagnant fuel Drain fuel and rell with fresh mix.
Refer to section 7.1.
Heavy blue smoke from exhaust.
The fuel/oil mix is incorrect. Drain fuel tank. Rell with a fresh
batch of fuel/oil mix. Refer to
section 7.1.
10.10 Troubleshooting
Hedge Trimmer Attachment
Poor cutting performance. Blades clogged. Stop engine. Clean and lubricate
blade assembly.
Blades blunt. Have blades serviced or replaced by
an authorised service centre.
Unusual noise from cutting head. Insucient grease in gearbox. Stop engine. Add grease – contact
Draper Tools for advice.
For spare parts, servicing, and repair and replacement
options, please contact the Draper Tools Product
Helpline for details of your nearest authorised agent.
Draper Tools will endeavour to hold any spare parts, if
applicable, for seven years from the date that it sells the
nal matching stock item.
Any servicing or repairs carried out by unauthorised
personnel or installation of spare parts not supplied by
Draper Tools will invalidate your warranty.
Important: For safety, ALWAYS drain and clean the
product of any oil, fuel, chemicals or other substances
before returning it to Draper Tools or its authorised
agent. Store these materials in suitable containers and
dispose of them in accordance with local regulations.
Draper Tools and its agents cannot be responsible for the
disposal of these substances.
At the end of its working life, dispose of the product
responsibly and in line with local regulations. Recycle
where possible.
• DO NOT Dispose of fuel and oil separately and in
accordance with local regulations; DO NOT abandon
it in the environment.
11. Spares, Returns and Disposal
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This warranty covers parts and labour for 12 months
from date of purchase – visit drapertools.com/warranty
for more information.. However, if the tools are hired out,
the warranty period is 90 days from the date of purchase.
Should the tool develop a fault within the warranty
period, return the complete tool to the place of purchase
or contact Draper Tools directly. Proof of purchase must
be provided.
This warranty does not apply to any consumable parts or
normal wear and tear.
It also does not cover any damage caused by misuse,
careless or unsafe handling, modications, or repairs
carried out by any personnel other than an authorised
Draper Tools repair agent.
Please note that this guarantee is in addition to and does
not aect your statutory rights.
Draper Tools
12. Warranty
EN
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13. Explanation of Symbols
EN
During use, keep a minimum distance of
15m between the machine and third
parties.
Protect feet from risk of injury
Risk of entanglement with hair
Risk of entanglement with clothing
Never operate this tool within 15M of
wires or power cables
Careful of the sharp parts
WARNING! Risk of danger to wildlife
Warning beware of ying debris
Pay attention to objects thrown by the
machine during use
Not intended for use with a toothed saw
type blade
Read the instruction manual
Wear safety glasses/
face shield
Wear ear defenders
Wear suitable protective footwear.
Do not abandon in the environment
Keep out of the reach of children
Warning!
Keep away from re and sparks
89
dB
Continuous A-weighted sound power level
European conformity
UK Conformity Assessed
107
Notes
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Notes
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Contact Details
Draper Tools
Draper Tools Limited
Hursley Road
Chandler’s Ford
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Hampshire
SO53 1YF
UK
Website: drapertools.com
Email: [email protected]
Product Helpline: +44 (0) 23 8049 4344
Telephone Sales Desk: +44 (0) 23 8049 4333
General Enquiries: +44 (0) 23 8026 6355
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