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NEVER

 operate the unit with the cut-

ting attachment shield or other protective 

devices removed!

 

WARNING!

A cutting attachment shield or other 

protective device is no guarantee of 

protection against ricochet. YOU MUST 

ALWAYS GUARD AGAINST FLYING 

DEBRIS!

Use only authorized Shindaiwa parts and 

accessories with your Shindaiwa trimmer. 

Edging

Tilt the handle 

about 100° to the 

left (from hori-

zontal) and move 

forward, holding 

the trimmer verti-

cally as shown in 

Figure 25.

Your Shindaiwa unit may be equipped  

with one of several Shindaiwa trimmer 

head models, each with features for  

specific applications and/or operational 

requirements.

NOTE:

For proper operation, always refer to the 

instructions accompanying the trimmer head 

being used. Available trimmer head styles 

include:

 

Semi-automatic.

 Trimmer line is 

indexed when the operator taps the  

trimmer head on the ground during 

operation.

 

Manual.

 The operator indexes line man-

ually with the grass trimmer stopped.

 

Fixed.

 The operator must stop the unit 

and add new lengths of trimmer line 

manually.

 

Flail.

 This device, designed for clearing 

weeds and light brush, features three 

nylon blades attached to the head by 

pivots.

NOTE:

Additional hardware may be required to 

mount the Fixed Line or the Flail type trim-

mer heads.

Cutting Grass—Units equipped with a trimmer head

CAUTION!

Operation at low RPM can lead to  

premature clutch failure.

Trimming and 

Mowing Grass 

Figure 24

Checking Unit Condition

Shoulder Strap C3410

Figure 23

CAUTION!

Operation of trimmer without a cutting 

attachment shield and using excessive 

line length can lead to premature clutch 

failure.

Do not make modifications to this unit with-

out written approval from Shindaiwa, Inc.

ALWAYS

 make sure the cutting attach-

ment is properly installed and firmly tight-

ened before operation.

NEVER

 use a cracked or warped cutting  

attachment: replace it with a serviceable 

one.

ALWAYS

 make sure the cutting attach-

ment fits properly into the appropriate 

attachment holder. If a properly installed 

attachment vibrates, replace the attach-

ment with new one and re-check. 

ALWAYS

 stop the engine immediately  

and check for damage if you strike a for-

eign object or if the unit becomes tangled. 

Do not operate with broken or damaged 

equipment.

NEVER 

allow the engine to run at high 

RPM without a load. Doing so could  

damage the engine.

NEVER 

operate a unit with worn or  

damaged fasteners or attachment holders.

CAUTION!

Do not push the rotating line into trees, 

wire fences or any material that could 

tangle or break line ends.

Engine Operating Speeds

Operate the unit at full throttle while cut-

ting grass.

 

WARNING!

 

  Always wear a shoulder strap 

or harness when operating this unit. Us-

ing a harness with a brushcutter allows 

you to maintain proper control of the unit 

and reduces fatigue during extended 

operation.

Figure 25

IMPORTANT!

Adjust the shoulder strap so the shoulder pad 

rests comfortably on the off-side shoulder and 

the cutting path of  the cutting attachment 

is parallel to the ground. Make sure all 

hooks and adjustment devices are secure.

Double Shoulder Harness 

(optional accessory)

Adjust the double shoulder harness straps 

so the shoulder pads rest comfortably 

on the shoulders and the cutting path of 

the blade is parallel to the ground. Make 

sure all hooks and adjusting devices are 

secure.

B45045

Part number:

72451-17203

Hold the trimmer so the trimmer head is 

angled slightly into the area to be cut. To 

ensure maximum trimmer-line service life, 

cut only with the tip of the trimmer line. 

Cut grass by swinging the trimmer from 

left to right. Keep the trimmer head  

horizontal. See Figure 24.

CUTTING

PATH

RETURN

PATH

 

 

Shoulder strap 

required for use 

with Brushcutters

Summary of Contents for 81188

Page 1: ...MANUAL C3410 BRUSHCUTTER WARNING Minimize the risk of injury to yourself and others Read this manual and familiarize yourself with the contents Always wear eye and hearing protection when operating th...

Page 2: ...tor s manual describes units available at the time of publication CAUTION A statement preceded by the word CAUTION contains information that should be acted upon to prevent mechanical damage WARNING A...

Page 3: ...w blade should bind fast in a cut shut off the engine immediately Push the branch or tree to ease the bind and free the blade Safety Instructions The Properly Equipped Operator Always operate with bot...

Page 4: ...errain especially during rainy weather Always make sure the appropriate cutting attachment shield is correctly installed If contact is made with a hard object stop the engine and inspect the cutting a...

Page 5: ...smission type Automatic centrifugal clutch w bevel gear EPA Emission Compliance Period Category A The EPA emission compliance referred to on the emission compliance label located on the engine indicat...

Page 6: ...he two shims and the bracket over the outer tube and loosely install the four socket head screws See Figure 9 3 Tighten the four socket head cap screws to secure the cutting attachment shield Assembly...

Page 7: ...ll the air cleaner cover Handle Bar C3410 Assembly Continued Figure 5 C3410 Handle Positioning Label Handle Bar 27009B Lower Cap Spacer Spacer Lower Cap Retaining Screws Install the handlebar 1 Use th...

Page 8: ...rough both holes See Figure 10 2 Using the combination spark plug screwdriver wrench remove the shaft bolt and bolt guard See Figure 10 NOTE Make sure holder B is installed on the gear case with the s...

Page 9: ...A WARNING Never operate the C3410 without the safety clip in place 4 Lock the blade in place by centering the safety clip on the output shaft See Figure 14 IMPORTANT The machined recess in holder B m...

Page 10: ...of some 2 cycle mixing oils Never use any type of gasoline containing more than 10 alcohol by volume Generic oils and some outboard oils may not be intended for use in high performance C4 engines and...

Page 11: ...e lever to the OPEN position See Figure 20 If the engine stops after the initial start close the choke and restart Figure 20 Open Idle the engine brie y before stopping about 2 minutes then slide the...

Page 12: ...s properly installed and rmly tight ened before operation NEVER use a cracked or warped cutting attachment replace it with a serviceable one ALWAYS make sure the cutting attach ment ts properly into t...

Page 13: ...When operating a C3410 with a blade make sure both the handle and shoulder strap are adjusted to the size of the opera tor using the unit Engine Operating Speeds Operate the unit at full throttle whil...

Page 14: ...See Figure 28 Clean or replace as necessary To clean element wash it thoroughly in soap and water Let it dry before reinstalling the element CAUTION Do not operate the unit if the air cleaner or eleme...

Page 15: ...ily Every 10 to 15 hours of operation Remove and clean the spark plug Adjust the spark plug electrode gap to 0 024 0 028 inch 0 6 0 7 mm If the spark plug must be replaced use only an NGK CMR5H or equ...

Page 16: ...ereafter Combustion chamber should be decar bonized and the valve clearance should be adjusted It is highly recommended that this is done by a Shindaiwa trained service technician Replace the spark pl...

Page 17: ...xtended periods can cause hard starting and could also lead to increased service and maintenance cost Blade Sharpening When the cutting edges of the blade be come dull they can be resharpened with a f...

Page 18: ...18 Troubleshooting Guide ENGINE DOES NOT START LOW POWER OUTPUT...

Page 19: ...19 Troubleshooting Guide continued ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS...

Page 20: ...de certain related hoses and connectors Emission System Warranty Statement Owners Warranty Responsibilities As the small off road engine owner you are responsible for the performance of the required m...

Page 21: ...nalmente equipado El sistema de control de emisi n de su motor Shindaiwa puede tambi n incluir ciertas mangueras y conexiones particulares Declaraci n de Garant a del Sistema de Emisi n Responsabilida...

Page 22: ...SP_19 Guia Diagnostico continuaci n PROBLEMAS ADICIONALES PROBLEMAS ADICIONALES...

Page 23: ...SP_18 Guia Diagnostico EL MOTOR NO ARRANCA BAJA POTENCIA...

Page 24: ...le deje de pasar 2 Arranque y mantenga prendido el motor hasta que pare de funcionar 3 Repita los pasos 1 y 2 hasta que el motor ya no arranque PRECAUCI N Gasolina almacenada en el carbura dor por per...

Page 25: ...n agente autorizado Shindaiwa 6 Vuelque el motor varias veces y vuelva a ajustar la compresi n a TDC Vuelva a chequear con el calibrador apropiado para asegurarse que el espacio de ajuste no cambi com...

Page 26: ...ta del gancho de alambre pu s esta l nea es delicada y se puede da ar f cilmente Cada 10 15 horas de oper aci n Retire y limpie la buj a Ajuste la distancia del electrodo a 0 024 0 28 pulgadas 0 6 0 7...

Page 27: ...Consulte la gura 29 Limpie o reemplace como sea necesario Para la var el elemento Lavelo meticulosamente con agua y jab n Deje que seque antes de reinstalarlo PRECAUCI N No opere esta m quina si el l...

Page 28: ...ngo y la correa de hombro est n ajustados a la talla del operador que usa la unidad Velocidades de Operaci n del Motor Opere el motor a m xima potencia mientras corte Para mayor e ciencia de combustib...

Page 29: ...olpea un objeto extra o o si la unidad se enreda No opere con equipo da ado o quebrado NUNCA permita que el motor funcione a altas revoluciones sin carga De lo contrario podr a da ar el motor NUNCA us...

Page 30: ...nsulte la gura 16 Si el motor para despu s del arranque inicial cierre la palanca del cebador y vuelva arrancar Figura 20 Abierto Ponga el motor en marcha m nima por dos o tres minutos antes de apagar...

Page 31: ...m s de 10 de alcohol por volum n Aceites gen ricos y algunos aceites para motores fuera de borda pueda que no sean para el uso en motores de C4 de alto rendimiento y no deben ser usados en su motor Sh...

Page 32: ...sa sea visible al operador cuando la unidad est en la posici n normal de operaci n ADVERTENCIA El disco debe encajar en forma plana contra el borde del sujetador La muesca de montaje del disco debe es...

Page 33: ...la llave combinaci n de buj a destornillador retire el perno de eje y el protector de perno Consulte la gura 10 NOTA Asegurese que el sujetador B es instalado en la caja de engranajes con la muesca ra...

Page 34: ...de aire 27009B Mango C3410 Ensamblaje Continuaci n Figure 5A C3410 Instale el mango tipo barra 1 Use la llave hexagonal de 4mm para retirar los tornillos de retencion de la abrazadera inferior del sop...

Page 35: ...s y el soporte sobre el tubo exterior e instale sin ajustar los cuatro tornillos de cabeza allen Consulte la gura 9 3 Apriete los cuatro tornillos de cabeza allen para asegurar el protector del acceso...

Page 36: ...s de Emisiones EPA Categoria A El cumplimiento de emisiones EPA referido en la etiqueta en el motor indica el n mero de horas de operaci n por la cual el motor ha demostrado cumplir con los requisitos...

Page 37: ...ecialmente en tiempo de lluvia Siempre cerci rese de que el protector del ac cesorio de corte est cor rectamente instalado Si hace contacto con un objeto s lido detenga el motor e inspeccione el acces...

Page 38: ...ondici n Figura 1 Instrucciones de Seguridad ADVERTENCIA Use Buen Juicio SIEMPRE use protecci n para los ojos como escudo contra objetos lanzados NUNCA opere el motor cuando transporte la unidad NUNCA...

Page 39: ...ridad ADVERTENCIA Las emisiones emitidas por el tubo de escape de este producto contienen substancias qu micas que en el estado de California son consideradas como causantes de c ncer defectos cong ni...

Page 40: ...A Desmalezadora C3410 Part Number 81188 Rev 11 05 ADVERTENCIA Disminuya el riesgo de sufrir lesiones o causar lesiones a otros Lea este manual y familiaricese con su contenido Siempre use protecci n p...

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