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7
OPERATING
BEFORE STARTING
Loop the extension cord and feed it through the rear
handle. Rest the cord around the cord retainer. This
will help prevent you from disconnecting the
extension cord from the product during operation.
Plug the extension cord into the power cord plug on
the tiller. (Fig. 4)
Move the tiller/cultivator to the work area prior to
starting the motor.
WARNING: Do not start tiller with any person or
object directly in its path.
Hold the tiller/cultivator firmly while starting. The
tines will pull the tiller/cultivator forward during
operation. Lower the tines slowly into the ground
being tilled.
STARTING (Fig. 5)
WARNING: The tines start rotating immediately
after the tiller/cultivator is switched on. Keep hands
and feet away from the tines.
To switch ON, hold the tiller/cultivator firmly with two
hands, make sure the tines are not touching any
surface. Press the safety button while squeezing the
On/Off trigger switch.
Once the tiller/cultivator is started, you can release
the safety button.
To switch OFF, simply release the trigger.
Use the tiller/cultivator for breaking sod, preparing seed
beds, and for cultivating gardens and flower beds. The
tiller/cultivator can also dig small holes for planting
saplings or potted plants.
For breaking sod or deep tilling, allow the tines to pull
the tiller/cultivator forward to the end of your arm’s
reach, then firmly pull it back toward yourself. You will
achieve the best results by repeatedly allowing it to
move forward and pulling it back.
By pulling the tiller/cultivator back towards yourself, the
tines will dig deeper and more aggressively.
CAUTION: To prevent tripping, take extra pre-
cautions when moving backwards and when pulling the
tiller/cultivator back toward yourself.
If the tiller/cultivator digs deep enough to stay in one
spot, gently rock it side to side until it starts moving
forward again.
Never pass the tiller/cultivator over the extension cord.
Make sure the cord is always in a safe position behind
you.
When working on inclines always stand diagonally to the
incline to retain a firm, safe footing. Do not work on
extremely steep slopes.
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Safety Button
Trigger Switch
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