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Owner’s Manual 

AST-7000 

   

 

I. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 
 

1.  Do not depress the "Start Button" while recharging the battery. This will result in damage to the 

battery charger. The battery charger must be disconnected from the unit before starting. 

2.  Do not attempt to charge the AST-7000 battery with other than the Tanaka charger. Do not attempt to 

charge other batteries with the Tanaka charger. The charger and the AST-7000 battery have specific 
voltage requirements and are designed only to work together. 

3.  The charger is designed for standard household electrical power (AC 120V). Do not attempt to use any 

other voltage. 

4.  Do not expose the charger to rain or snow. 
5.  Do not store the AST-7000 or charger where temperatures will meet or exceed 122

°

 F(62

°

C). 

6.  Do not short circuit or in any way alter the charging system as this will result in damage to the battery 

and/or the unit. 

7.  Do not store or operate near open flames as this may cause the battery to burst and/or release toxic 

material. 

 

II. ASSEMBLING PROCEDURES 
 
1.  Drive shaft to engine (Fig. 1) 

1.  Loosen shaft tightening bolt (1) and location bolt (2). 
2.  Insert the throttle wire (4) through the hole in the bottom of 

the shaft grip and connect the electrical coupling (3). 

3.  Push the drive shaft into the hole in the clutch case until the 

shaft grip is against the clutch case. 

 

NOTE

: If the shaft does not slide so that the grip is against the 

clutch case, turn the drive shaft slightly in order to match the 
splined end of the drive shaft with the splined clutch drum inside of 
the clutch case. 

 

4. 

Tighten the location bolt (2) and the shaft tightening bolt (1 ).

 

 

2. Throttle control (Fig. 2) 

1.  Remove throttle lever screw (1) and slide the throttle lever assembly 

away from the shaft grip temporarily. Connect the throttle wire in 
the hole of the throttle lever. 

2.  Locate throttle lever in its original position by squeezing the trigger, 

then slide the throttle lever assembly back against the shaft grip 
then retighten the throttle lever screw (1 ). 

 

 
 
3. Installation of handle (Fig. 3) 

1.  Secure the handle to the shaft as shown in Figure 3. Adjust the 

handle according to your height, etc. 

Note

: Keep both triangular marks of handle and handle bracket on the 

same side. Tighten the mark side (Hex. bolt) first, then, handle knob.

 

 
 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for AST-7000

Page 1: ...ST 7000 AST 7000 A A A A AUT UT UT UT UTO ST O ST O ST O ST O STAR AR AR AR ART TRIMMER T TRIMMER T TRIMMER T TRIMMER T TRIMMER Date 04 19 01 Supplier To The Outdoor Power Equipment Industry ISM Inc 1...

Page 2: ...www tanakapowerequipment com 1 custsvc tanaka ism com Owner s Manual AST 7000 Major Parts Since this manual covers several models there may be some difference between pictures and your unit...

Page 3: ...mely flammable fuel Use extreme caution when handling gasoline or fuel mix Fuel should be stored in a dry and cool place During Operation The unit should be operated in a well ventilated area Keep chi...

Page 4: ...SSEMBLING PROCEDURES 1 Drive shaft to engine Fig 1 1 Loosen shaft tightening bolt 1 and location bolt 2 2 Insert the throttle wire 4 through the hole in the bottom of the shaft grip and connect the el...

Page 5: ...r case to lock the output shaft Then install the nylon head as shown in Figure 6 or the blade as shown in Figure 7 NOTE The blade fixing bolt 1 and the cutting head adapter bolt 2 are left handed thre...

Page 6: ...peat steps 1 and 2 2 If the engine does not f ire squeeze the throttle lever 3 push the lock button 4 then repeat step 2 See Fig 11 CAUTION With the throttle lock engaged the engine will run at a high...

Page 7: ...he maximum engine speed Then turn the H Screw counterclockwise 1 4 turn Now the H screw should be set between 1 1 4 and 1 3 4 turned counterclockwise from lightly seated position See Fig 15 5 Appropri...

Page 8: ...rect blade for the type of work 4 When replacing blade use appropriate tools 5 When cutting edges become dull re sharpen or file as shown in figure Incorrect sharpening may cause excessive vibration 3...

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