SANLI GTS26, Operator'S Manual

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Remove and put in a safe place the securing nut, the brake ring 
and the support ring. 
NOTE: Securing nut b, Fig. 7, has a left-handed thread. It is therefore 
loosened and removed in a clockwise direction and replaced and 
tightened in an anti-clockwise direction. 
Assemble the components shown in figure 8 in the following order: 
1)  First, place the blade (e) onto the central core 
2)  Next, place the support ring (d) onto the blade (e) 
3)  Next, place the brake ring (c) onto the support ring. 
Finally, replace and tighten the nut in an anti-clockwise direction, 
while holding still the central core using the same method as used 
when dismantling the assembly (see above). 

3.12  Filling up with fuel

WARNING:

Petrol  is  highly  flammable.  Always  handle  it  with  the 

utmost care to avoid all risk of burns or explosion 
 
WARNING:

This tool works with a 2 stroke mixture of petrol and oil.  

Always respect this ratio and never start the motor with just petrol 
(even for a short while) as this may lead to irreversible damage to 
the engine

•

The fuel is a mixture of unleaded 95 petrol and mineral or semi-
synthetic oil for air-cooled 2 stroke engines. 

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Only use “fresh” unleaded 95 petrol. Only buy the quantity 
that you are likely to use within a month. Only transport and 
store petrol in containers designed specifically for this purpose 
and which are approved and labelled as such. 

•

Mix in the quantity of oil required for the volume of petrol to 
obtain the required mixture (see section 4: technical 
characteristics). 

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Do not mix the two directly in the machine’s tank. Use an 

adapted container and carefully respect the mixture ratio as 
specified.