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TABLE OF CONTENTS WARNINGS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS KNOW YOUR TRIMMER ASSEMBLY ENGINE INFORMATION A. Fueling Your Engine B. Pre-Operation Checks C. Starting Instructions D. Operating Instructions USING YOUR TRIMMER A. Line Trimmer Safety B. Trimmer Line Advance C. Cutting Methods 3 GENERAL MAINTENANCE 6 A. Maintenance Safety 7 B. Trimmer Head 9 C. Carburetor Adjustments 9 D. Air Filter 10 E. Starter Rope 10 F. Drive Shaft Lubrication 11 G. Trouble Shooting Chart 11 WEED EATER® ACCESSORIES 12 PARTS LIST 12 PARTS AND SERVICE 13 SPECIFICATIONS 14 14 14 16 17 18 19 20 20 21 Back Cover ENGINE TYPE: DISPLACEMENT: ENGINE RPM: IGNITION: CARBURETOR: ENGINE "OFF" STARTER: MUFFLER: 2-Cycle, Air-Cooled 28.0 cc Operating - 6500 - 7500 Idle - 2800 - 3200 Solid State Diaphragm All Position with adjustable fuel mixture jets Push Button Auto Rewind Lo Tone - California approved spark arresting CLUTCH: FUEL TANK: SPARK PLUG: SPARK PLUG GAP: MODULE AIR GAP: LUBRICATION: CUTTING LINE: Centrifugal 13.5 fl. oz. Champion CI-14 .025 " .010'7.014" Gasoline/Oil Mix (See "Fueling Your Engine") .080 " Diameter, monofilament REAR HANDLE THROTTLE TRIGGER CHOKE BRACKET FUEL CAP --v.- STARTER ROPE HANDLE STARTING INSTRUCTIONS OFF BUTTON SERIAL NUMBER ASSIST HANDLE SAFETY LABEL N SHIELD LINE LIMITER -1"--TAP-N-GO HEAD STATE AND LOCAL ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS Your engine is equippedwith a temperature limiting muffler andspark arresting screen which meetsthe requirementsofCalifornia Codes 4442 and 4443 and the requirements of all U.S. Forest Land and the states of Maine, Oregon, and Washington. Check with your state and local authorities for regulations pertaining to Temperature Limiting Muffler and Spark Arresting requirements. If you operate this tool in a state or locale where such regulations exist, you are legally responsible for maintaining the operating condition of these parts. Failure to do so is a violation of the law.

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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
WARNINGS
AND
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
3
GENERAL
MAINTENANCE
14
KNOW
YOUR
TRIMMER
6
A.
Maintenance
Safety
14
ASSEMBLY
7
B.
Trimmer
Head
14
ENGINE
INFORMATION
9
C.
Carburetor
Adjustments
16
A.
Fueling
Your
Engine
9
D.
Air
Filter
17
B.
Pre
-Operation
Checks
10
E.
Starter
Rope
18
C.
Starting
Instructions
10
F.
Drive
Shaft
Lubrication
19
D.
Operating
Instructions
11
G.
Trouble
Shooting
Chart
20
USING
YOUR
TRIMMER
11
WEED
EATER®
ACCESSORIES
20
A.
Line
Trimmer
Safety
12
PARTS
LIST
21
B.
Trimmer
Line
Advance
12
PARTS
AND
SERVICE
Back
Cover
C.
Cutting
Methods
13
SPECIFICATIONS
ENGINE
TYPE:
2
-Cycle,
Air
-Cooled
CLUTCH:
Centrifugal
DISPLACEMENT:
28.0
cc
ENGINE
RPM:
Operating
—
6500
-
7500
Idle
—
2800
-
3200
FUEL
TANK:
13.5
fl.
oz.
SPARK
PLUG:
Champion
CI
-14
IGNITION:
Solid
State
CARBURETOR:
Diaphragm
All
Position
with
adjustable
fuel
mixture
jets
SPARK
PLUG
GAP:
.025
"
MODULE
AIR
GAP:
.010'7.014"
ENGINE
"OFF"
Push
Button
LUBRICATION:
Gasoline/Oil
Mix
(See
"Fueling
Your
Engine")
STARTER:
Auto
Rewind
MUFFLER:
Lo
Tone
-
California
approved
spark
arresting
CUTTING
LINE:
.080
"
Diameter,
monofilament
REAR
HANDLE
THROTTLE
TRIGGER
FUEL
CAP
--v.-
STARTER
ROPE
HANDLE
STARTING
INSTRUCTIONS
OFF
BUTTON
CHOKE
BRACKET
SERIAL
NUMBER
ASSIST
HANDLE
SHIELD
LINE
LIMITER
SAFETY
LABEL
N
-1
"
--
TAP-N-GO
HEAD
STATE
AND
LOCAL
ORDINANCE
REQUIREMENTS
Your
engine
is
equipped
with
a
temperature
limiting
muffler
and
spark
arresting
screen
which
meets
the
requirements
of
California
Codes
4442
and
4443
and
the
requirements
of
all
U.S.
Forest
Land
and
the
states
of
Maine,
Oregon,
and
Washington.
Check
with
your
state
and
local
authorities
for
regulations
pertaining
to
Temperature
Limiting
Muffler
and
Spark
Arresting
requirements.
If
you
operate
this
tool
in
a
state
or
locale
where
such
regulations
exist,
you
are
legally
responsible
for
maintaining
the
operating
condition
of
these
parts.
Failure
to
do
so
is
a
violation
of
the
law.