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(Translation of the Original Instructions)
Keep hands and feet well away from the
articulated steering joint and seat bra-
cket . Risk of crushing injuries .
7 .2 COMBINED USE OF ACCESSORIES
For the combined use of accessories,
please refer to the “TABLE FOR THE
CORRECT COMBINATION OF ACCES-
SORIES” in section “0 TECHNICAL
DATA TABLE”
7 .3 REFUELLING (24)
Always use lead-free petrol only . DO
NOT mix petrol with oil .
For the capacity of the fuel tank, please refer to
“0
TECHNICAL DATA TABLE”
. The transparency of
the tank allows the user to check the level easily.
NOTE! Petrol is perishable and should
not remain in the tank for more than 30
days .
It is possible to use ecological fuels, i.e. alkylate
petrol. The composition of this petrol is less harmful
to people and the environment.
No negative effects linked to use of the same have
been reported. However, there are types of alkyla-
te-based petrol available on the market for which it
is not possible to give precise indications regarding
their use. For further information it is advisable to
consult the instructions and data provided by the
producer of the alkylate-based petrol.
The transparency of the inspection glass (24:A) on
the tank makes it easy to check the level. Never fill
the tank right to the top. Leave a little space (equal
to at least the whole depth of the top-up mouth
+ 1 - 2 cm from the top of the tank) so that when
the petrol heats up it has room to expand without
overflowing.
If you plan on putting the machine away
for a prolonged period (e .g . over the
winter), only put enough fuel in the tank
to finish the last job in hand.
In fact, before storing the machine it is
a good idea to empty the fuel tank com-
pletely (see 11) .
7 .4 BONNET (10)
For instructions on how to get to the en-
gine and the key switch, please refer to
section 6 .1 .
7 .5 ENGINE CASING (30)
To remove the engine casing, you must first open
the bonnet.
7 .5 .1 Engine casing removal
1. Undo the 8 screws (30:A).
2.
Take the cap off the petrol tank.
3. Remove the engine casing (30:B).
4. Replace the cap on the petrol tank.
5. Perform the necessary interventions.
7 .5 .2 Engine casing installation .
1.
Take the cap off the petrol tank again.
2. Reposition the engine casing (30:B).
3. Replace the cap on the petrol tank.
4. Screw the 8 screws back in.
7 .6 CHECKING THE ENGINE OIL LEVEL (25)
The machine is delivered complete with engine oil.
Before starting the machine check the
level of the engine oil .
To check / top up the engine oil, see
9
9.5.1
, 9
9.5.2
.
7 .7 CHECKING THE TRANSMISSION FLUID
LEVEL
To check / top up the transmission fluid,
see 99 .6 .1 .
7 .8 SAFETY CHECKS
When trying out the machine, check that the
results of the safety checks correspond with the
indications provided in the following tables.
Always carry out the safety checks be-
fore use .
If any of the results fails to match the
indications provided in the following
table, do not use the machine! Take it
to a service centre to be checked and
repaired if necessary .
7 .8 .1 General safety check
Object
Result
Fuel lines and
connections.
No leaks.
Electrical cables.
All insulation intact.
No mechanical damage.
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