Bushranger BRV2600, Operator'S Manual

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WARNING

Danger of fire and burn injury:

•  Always use extreme care when handling fuel. 

Fuel is highly flammable 

•  Never operate this blower if fuel system 

components are damaged or are leaking. 

•  Never attempt to refuel the engine while it is 

running. 

•  Never attempt to refuel a hot engine. Always 

allow the blower engine to cool before fueling. 

•  Never smoke or light any fires near the blower 

or fuel. 

•  Always transport and store fuels in an 

approved container. 

•  Never place flammable material close to the 

engine muffler. 

•  Never operate the blower without a properly 

functioning muffler and spark arrestor 

installed. 

•  Never operate the blower unless it is properly 

assembled and in good working condition.

1.  

 Place the machine on the ground or on a

      sturdy work surface, and wipe any debris

      from around the fuel cap.

2.  

 Remove the fuel cap.

3.  

 Fill the tank with clean, fresh fuel.

4.   

Replace the cap, and wipe away any spilled

      fuel before starting the machine.

STARTING THE MACHINE

       WARNING

Danger from rotating impeller - the impeller will 

rotate whenever the machine is operated. Never 

operate this machine unless the intake cover and 

machine tubes are properly installed and in good 

working order.

Danger from thrown dust or debris - always wear 

eye protection when operating this machine. 

Never direct the machine stream toward people or 

animals

Never operate this machine unless all controls are 

properly installed and in good working order.

       WARNING

The recoil starter can be damaged by abuse.

•  Never pull the starter cord to its full length. 

•  Always engage the starter before cranking the 

engine. 

•  Always rewind the starter cord slowly. 

•  Never operate the machine if the tubes are 

missing or damaged.  

STARTING PROCEDURE

1.

   Move switch to on/start position 

(fig. 7).       

2.   

Prime the fuel system by  

      repeatedly depressing the fuel 

      primer bulb until no bubbles are 

      visible in the fuel discharge line.

3. 

  Cold engine only. Choke the 

      engine by moving the choke 

      lever to the up closed  

      position.       (Fig. 8).

4.

   Place the machine on the ground, and hold 

      the machine handle firmly with your right    

      hand.

5.

   Pull the starter cord slowly until you feel the 

      engine.

6.

   Start the machine by pulling the starter cord

      upward rapidly. If necessary, repeat step 5 two   

      or three times until the engine starts.

       IMPORTANT

Engine will not start if the safety cover on the 

suction side is opened. If tubes are not fitted the 

cover must be secured in place with the wing nut.

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

Fig. 8