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Cleaning the Machine 

 

  Remove all dirt, leaves, debris, grease, etc. from the tiller - including cylinder cooling fins, recoil starter cover 

holes, under fuel tank, and under the muffler. 

  A bucket with mild soapy water may be used to clean the tiller.  Keep water away from the air filter and air 

intake.  

Do not soak, wash and rinse by hand!  Do not use a pressure washer to clean the unit!

  If water 

is used, start the engine and allow to warm up to help dry the unit completely. 

  Check the tiller for worn or damaged parts. 

  Have damaged parts replaced if necessary. 

  Tighten any loose hardware found during cleaning and inspection. 

  Lubricate as directed in Maintenance section. 

 

 

STORAGE PROCEDURES 

 

 

Any time the machine will be stored for 30 days or more, the following procedure should be followed. 

 

 

Clean the tiller prior to storage.

 

 

Store the unit in a sheltered location, protected from the elements.  Be 

sure 

the storage area 

is 

free 

of 

excessive 

humidity, and 

dust. 

o

 

Keep heat

sp

ar

ks

and 

flames 

away from the machine.

 

o

  Handle fuel 

only 

outdoors

.

 

o

 

W

ipe up 

spills 

im

med

iate

l

y. 

o

 

Kee

p out of 

reach of 

children and pets

.

 

 

D

r

ain the 

fuel: 

o

 

Turn the engine switch to “Off” and allow the engine to cool completely.

 

o

 

Drain 

a

ll 

gasol

in

from 

the 

fu

e

ta

n

by 

loosening t

he carburetor

 drain bolt and dra

i

ning the gasoline

 

into an approved container.

 

o

 

When 

all the fuel 

is 

dra

i

ned

tum 

the fuel valve to 

the 

Off” position

and tighten 

the drain screw 

securely.

 

o

 

To maintain the fuel while in storage, it is beneficial to use a fuel stabilizer formulated for ethanol 
fuels.  Follow the stabilizer manufacturer’s instructions for use. 

 

 

Change

 

the engine oil

.

 

 

Rem

ove the spa

r

k p

l

ug 

a

nd 

pour about a 

tab

l

espoon 

of clean engine oil 

i

nt

t

he cy

linder

Crank the 

engine slowly through seve

r

al revolutions 

to d

i

str

ibut

e the 

oi

l

then 

re

insta

ll 

the 

spark 

plug

.

 

 

Inspect the spark plug and replace as necessary.  Reinstall the spa

rk 

plug 

cap 

on the 

spark plug. 

 

Pu

ll 

the 

starter g

rip 

slowly 

unt

i

l resistance 

is 

felt

then 

r

e

t

urn t

h

e starter 

grip gently

This 

c

lo

ses 

t

he va

lv

es 

so 

moisture 

cannot 

enter 

the engine’s combustion chamber

.

 

 
 
 

 

 

Never store the tiller indoors with fuel in the fuel tank. Never store in an enclosed, poorly ventilated area where fumes could 

reach an open flame, a spark, or a pilot light like those on a furnace or water heater. Allow engine to cool before storing unit. 

Summary of Contents for MM212RTT

Page 1: ...e right to change this product at any time without prior notice IF THERE IS ANY QUESTION ABOUT A CONDITION BEING SAFE OR UNSAFE DO NOT OPERATE THIS PRODUCT DO NOT RETURN THIS REAR TINE TILLER TO THE R...

Page 2: ...ell the exhaust you could be breathing CO CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING This product or the exhaust from this product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer birth d...

Page 3: ...lebars lower 13 Handlebars upper 13 Front Guard 13 PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR USE 14 Using this Machine for the First Time 14 STARTING THE MACHINE 15 Pre Start Inspection 15 Starting the Tiller 16 USIN...

Page 4: ...ve the forward drive belt 24 To remove the reverse drive belt 24 To install the reverse drive belt 24 To install the forward drive belt 24 Cleaning the Machine 25 STORAGE PROCEDURES 25 TROUBLESHOOTING...

Page 5: ...ded may result in property damage Safety Warning Symbols The following symbols may be present on your machine Carefully read and understand their meaning Look for this symbol to point out important sa...

Page 6: ...eas Keep at least several feet of clearance on all sides to allow for proper ventilation for this machine High Temperatures This machine produces heat when in operation Temperatures near the exhaust c...

Page 7: ...and other safety items in place and working correctly Service the unit only with authorized or approved replacement parts Complete all unit maintenance and adjustments according to the instructions i...

Page 8: ...orts DO NOT wear loose clothing which could get caught in this equipment Always wear work gloves and sturdy footwear such as leather work shoes or short boots These will protect ankles and shins from...

Page 9: ...epairing or inspecting the unit Make sure all moving parts have stopped Let the engine cool disconnect the spark plug wire and move it away from the spark plug Keep the tiller in safe working conditio...

Page 10: ...included STOP If there are missing items call 1 800 832 2966 Monday Friday 9 AM 6 PM Central Time for customer service DO NOT RETURN THIS MACHINE TO THE RETAILER Item List 2 Wheel retainer pins 1 Dep...

Page 11: ...d Control Lever 7 Fuel Valve 13 Wheel 2 Reverse Control Lever 8 Throttle Control 14 Wheel Locking Pin 3 Fuel Tank 9 Recoil Starter 15 Tines 4 Spark Plug 10 Engine Switch 16 Tine Debris Shield 5 Air Fi...

Page 12: ...ctional Ensure the tread faces as shown for best performance 3 Slide the wheel hub onto the wheel axle 4 To engage in tilling mode ensure the hub hole aligns with the hole in the axle and insert the l...

Page 13: ...embly down onto the lower handle 2 Align the bolt holes and insert the saddle bolts and secure with the handle knobs 3 Secure the cables to the handlebars using cable ties Front Guard 1 Install the fr...

Page 14: ...with an API rating of SG SH SJ or higher Model MM212RTT Oil Capacity 17 0 Ounces Oil Type Recommended SAE10W 30 To check add oil 1 Confirm that the machine is on a level surface Set the depth regulato...

Page 15: ...ly Check position of wheels ensure in the tilling mode and secure the wheel locking pins Check depth regulator lever position Ensure tines are clear of the ground before starting Examine underneath an...

Page 16: ...ing a Warm Engine 1 Normally a warm engine will not require the use of the choke 2 Turn the engine switch as well as the fuel valve lever to the on position 3 Move the throttle control lever to the st...

Page 17: ...o typically slow the forward movement when tilling by applying slight downward pressure on the handlebars 5 Raise the depth regulator one step at a time to till more deeply It is always best to make m...

Page 18: ...and allow the machine to do the work Always press the forward or reverse drive levers down completely onto the handle bar Failure to do so may result in excessive drive belt wear and premature drive...

Page 19: ...ve the lock pin 2 Align the hole in axle with the hole in the wheel hub 3 Insert the lock pin through both wheel and axle 4 Fold lock pin ring to secure the pin to axle 5 Ensure the wheel is firmly lo...

Page 20: ...s will allow for shallow tilling With the depth regulator in this position make several light passes over the area to be tilled Reset for deeper depths with successive passes If tiller jumps or skids...

Page 21: ...Every 25 Hours of Use After Every 50 Hours of Use After Every 100 Hour of Use Before Each Season Before Storage See Note Below Check air pressure in tires Check Engine Oil Level Fill to Proper Level...

Page 22: ...ace oil level dipstick in the filler hole Note that the drive wheel transmission and rear tine transmission are one common reservoir When you add oil you must wait a short period of time for the oil t...

Page 23: ...ior to further disassembly Remove the air filter assembly Carefully remove the foam pre filter Clean the foam pre filter with mild soap and water Rinse foam pre filter well gently squeeze out excess w...

Page 24: ...oop of the belt around the forward portion of the transmission pulley Replace the reverse belt idler into the reverse belt idler bracket and against not around the engine pulley Be sure the belt is in...

Page 25: ...y o Keep out of reach of children and pets Drain the fuel o Turn the engine switch to Off and allow the engine to cool completely o Drain all gasoline from the fuel tank by loosening the carburetor dr...

Page 26: ...k engine oil Add or drain engineoil if necessary 3 Remove spark plug andinspect Replace if necessary 4 Remove and clean air filter 5 Drain fuel tank Clean fuel tank Fill withfresh fuel 6 Take unit to...

Page 27: ...tilling depth Power Output 4 2kW 5 6hp Easy recoil start Torque 12 5Nm 2500rpm Pistol grip handles Fuel Type Gasoline Counter rotating tines Fuel Capacity 3 1L 82gal 5 Position depth adjustment Fuel E...

Page 28: ...incidental or consequential damages Some states do not allow limitation on the length of an implied warranty QJ North America Inc will repair or replace at its discretion any part that is proven to be...

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