LONCIN 1WG3.4-85FQ-Z, Owner'S Manual

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Page 2: ...and repair and fuel efficient all these features make it an ideal mini farming machine It is a good helper for building a richer life of your family Warning Unauthorized reproduction of this manual o...

Page 3: ...od of the mini tiller 12 i Assembly after unpacking 12 ii Installation and adjustment of cables 12 iii Check and oiling 14 iv Starting 17 v Operation 17 vi Connection and operation of attached parts 1...

Page 4: ...clutch cable 22 iii Method of adjusting throttle cable 23 iv Method of using and adjusting handlebar 23 Chapter VII Trouble shooting of mini tiller 25 i Trouble shooting of clutch 25 ii Trouble shoot...

Page 5: ...pets are inside the working area 2 Preparation a Thoroughly check the area for the machine to work in and remove all sundries b Before starting the engine put shift gear in neutral position c Don t o...

Page 6: ...tions to notice any potential traffic risk Never use the machine to carry any passenger c If the machine bumps against any foreign thing please shut off the engine immediately and thoroughly check whe...

Page 7: ...ren and pets l Never overload the machine with a big tilling depth and a high speed m The machine is not allowed to run at a high speed on a slippery road Watch back to take care when driving backward...

Page 8: ...e tightened properly so as to ensure the machine can work safely b The machine shall be stored indoors and away from flames and please cool the engine before storing it c If the mini tiller is to be s...

Page 9: ...bols and notices about safety in the manual If these symbols peel off or are illegible please contact the distributor to replace such symbols Figure 2 1 Figure 2 2 Figure 2 1 to be stuck on engine fue...

Page 10: ...9 Figure 2 5 Figure 2 6 Figure 2 5 to be stuck on fender Figure 2 6 to be stuck on fender All the safety symbols conform to GB10396...

Page 11: ...suring Safety and DB50 210 2005 Technical Means for Ensuring Safe Operation of Handheld Tillers i Major technical parameters Item name Parameters Corresponding power 168F 2 Maximum theoretical power k...

Page 12: ...of major parts and components of mini tiller Figure 1 1 Handlebar assembly 2 Engine assembly 3 Drag bar 4 Transmission box assembly 5 Fender 6 Tilling blade assembly 7 Reduction gear box assembly 7 6...

Page 13: ...lign the tooth disc on the handlebar to the tooth disc on the handlebar seat take care to adjust the vertical position of the handlebar and use the adjusting handle and a M16 140 bolt to connect handl...

Page 14: ...osen the nut around the reverse cable 2 Turn clockwise the screw until its exposed part from the handle pipe is of its shortest length Clutch cable Supporting block Reverse cable Cable lug Fork shaft...

Page 15: ...tion 2 Insert the steel wire rope of the throttle cable through the hold down plate and fixing hole on the upper side of the accelerator regulator board 3 Tension the steel wire rope and tighten the f...

Page 16: ...e neutral position 4 Filling of engine oil Put the engine on a horizontal place 1 Loosen out the dip stick of the engine and wipe it off see Figure 5 2 Put the dip stick into the oil filler hole don t...

Page 17: ...add in about 0 1 liter of SAE15W 40 engine oil 7 Select the number of engine oil according to the ambient temperature of the working environment see Table 1 Oil number Recommended numbers Extreme usa...

Page 18: ...h disengage 2 Right hand pulls back the shift lever to slow position take care to ensure it does reach slow position then right hand grips the right handrail note don t grip the reverse shift handle 3...

Page 19: ...changing running direction or the gear might be damaged 6 Stopping 1 Release the clutch handle to keep the clutch disengaged 2 Put the shift lever in the neutral position push the accelerator valve re...

Page 20: ...eplenish them with engine oil 4 Never try to cool the engine by pouring water on it 5 When tilling take care to prevent the mini tiller from falling over 6 Never run a mini tiller equipped with rotary...

Page 21: ...eakage from the engine and transmission box Check if oil levels of the engine and transmission box are between the upper and lower marks of their oil level indicators Timely remove dirt grime weeds an...

Page 22: ...al maintenance schedule of mini tiller an item marked with shall be maintained Work Time Content of maintenance Every day After 8 hours of work under a half load After the first month or after 20 hour...

Page 23: ...ler s reverse running is abnormal the reverse shift handle and reverse cable shall be adjusted right away please refer to Chapter III for method of adjustment Note 1 Grip firmly and release the revers...

Page 24: ...e clutch or other parts or components may be damaged iii Method of adjusting throttle cable If the engine s accelerating or decelerating performance is not good when you turn the throttle lever please...

Page 25: ...oosen the Adjusting handle 2 Reposition the handlebar according to your height and habit 3 Make sure the teeth of the handlebar and the teeth of the handlebar seat are engaed 4 Tighten the Adjusting h...

Page 26: ...n Friction disk fails Replace friction disk Spring fails Replace spring Friction disk set can t contact bearing face inside the clutch housing Insert one washer or more of appropriate thickness behind...

Page 27: ...lace spring Main shaft bounces forward and backward due to loosening of gland bolt of the rear part of transmission box Retighten gland bolt Uncompleted gear engagement Interference during gear shifti...

Page 28: ...ring Oil seal of main shaft fails Replace 20 35 7 oil seal Oil leak from back cover of main shaft Oil seal seat s O ring fails Replace 38 1 8 O ring Back end bolt of reverse shaft is loose Retighten...

Page 29: ...Reinstall gear Connecting bolt is loose Retighten bolt Oil leak from connections of transmission box Seal gasket is damaged Replace seal gasket Oil leak from outer cylindrical surface of output shaft...

Page 30: ...ary tilling blade is broken Blade hits stones bricks or other hard objects during working Replace broken blade and take care to avoid blade s clashing with stones or other hard objects in soil Operati...

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