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• The line will easily remove grass and weeds from around walls, fences, trees and flower beds, but it also can cut the tender bark of trees or shrubs and scar fences. To help avoid damage especially to delicate vegetation or trees with tender bark, shorten line to 4-5 inches and use at less than full throttle. • For mowingorsweeping, usefull throttlefor a good clean job. A WARNING Use minimum speed and do not crowd the line when cutting around hard objects (rock, gravel, fence posts, etc), which can damage the trimmer head, become entangled in the line, or be thrown causing a serious hazard. A WARNING Always wear eye protection. Never lean over the trimmer head. Rocks or debris can ricochet or be thrown into eyes and face and cause blindness or other serious injury. 1. TRIMMING - Figure 11. Hold bottom of the trimmer head about 3 inches above ground and at an angle. Allow only the tip of the line to make contact. Do not force trimmer line into work area. 2. SCALPING - Figure 12 . The scalping technique removes unwanted vegetation. Hold the bottom of the trimmer head about 3 inches above the ground and at an angle. Allow the tip of the line to strike ground around trees, posts, monuments, etc. This technique increases line wear. 3. MOWING- Figure 13 . Your trimmer is ideal for mowing in places conventional lawn mowers cannot reach. In the mowing position, keep the line parallel to the ground. Avoid pressing the head into the ground as this can scalp the ground and damage the tool. 4. SWEEPING - Figure 14 . The fanningaction ofthe rotatinglinecan be usedfora quickand easy clean up. Keep the line parallel to and above surfaces being swept and move tool from side to side. D.L1NE REPLACEMENT • For proper line feed: - Use only genuine POULAN PRO prewound spools and .080" diameter line. Use of other types of spools or lines can result in excessive breakage, line welding and improper line feed. - Pre-wound spools offer the most convenient method for replacing line as well as optimum performance. • Always clean dirt and debris from spool and hub when performing any type maintenance. Installing Spool w/Line a. Press lock tab and turn lock ring. Figure 15 . b. Remove lock ring and spool. Figure 16 . c. Clean dirt and debris from all parts. d. Inspect all trimmer head parts for damage. Re- place damaged parts. A WARNING Trimmer head parts that are chipped, cracked, broken, or damaged in any other way can fly apart and cause serious injury: Do not use. Replace damaged parts before using the tool. e. Install new spool by routing one of the two lines through each line exit hole. Figure 17 Place spool in hub. Make sure trimmer line is not caught between rim of spool and hub. 3 Inches Above jet Tip of the Line Ground t it. Does the Cutting Figure 11 SCALPING • \ 3 Inches Above Ground Figure 12 v . , plif5/01 MOWING 12> Figure 13 • • • SWEEPING / 14/ nZe. •ispo•.07 ea' Figure 14 To Remove, Turn Lock RingCounterclockwise. To Replace, Turn Lock Ring Clockwise:, Lock Tab Lock Ring Figure 15 Spool Catches N,t Lock Tab • Hub a ."--• Lock Ring Figure 16 £ Align the lock ring over the three catches on the hub. Push the lock ring down on the hub and turn as shown in Figure 15 . - 13 -

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The
line
will
easily
remove
grass
and
weeds
from
around
walls,
fences,
trees
and
fl
ower
beds,
but
it
also
can
cut
the
tender
bark
of
trees
or
shrubs
and
scar
fences.
To
help
avoid
damage
especially
to
delicate
vegetation
or
trees
with
tender
bark,
shorten
line
to
4-5
inches
and
use
at
less
than
full
throttle.
For
mowing
or
sweeping,
use
full
throttle
for
a
good
clean
job.
A
WARNING
Use
minimum
speed
and
do
not
crowd
the
line
when
cutting
around
hard
objects
(rock,
gravel,
fence
posts,
etc),
which
can
damage
the
trimmer
head,
become
entangled
in
the
line,
or
be
thrown
causing
a
serious
hazard.
A
WARNING
Always
wear
eye
protection.
Never
lean
over
the
trimmer
head.
Rocks
or
debris
can
ricochet
or
be
thrown
into
eyes
and
face
and
cause
blind-
ness
or
other
serious
injury.
1.
TRIMMING
Figure
11.
Hold
bottom
of
the
trimmer
head
about
3
inches
above
ground
and
at
an
angle.
Allow
only
the
tip
of
the
line
to
make
contact.
Do
not
force
trimmer
line
into
work
area.
2.
SCALPING
Figure
12
.
The
scalping
tech-
nique
removes
unwanted
vegetation.
Hold
the
bottom
of
the
trimmer
head
about
3
inches
above
the
ground
and
at
an
angle.
Allow
the
tip
of
the
line
to
strike
ground
around
trees,
posts,
monu-
ments,
etc.
This
technique
increases
line
wear.
3.
MOWING—
Figure
13
.
Your
trimmer
is
ideal
for
mowing
in
places
conventional
lawn
mowers
cannot
reach.
In
the
mowing
position,
keep
the
line
parallel
to
the
ground.
Avoid
pressing
the
head
into
the
ground
as
this
can
scalp
the
ground
and
damage
the
tool.
4.
SWEEPING
Figure
14
.
The
fanning
action
of
the
rotating
line
can
be
used
fora
quick
and
easy
clean
up.
Keep
the
line
parallel
to
and
above
sur-
faces
being
swept
and
move
tool
from
side
to
side.
3
Inches
Above
jet
Tip
of
the
Line
Ground
t
it.
Does
the
Cutting
Figure
11
\
3
Inches
Above
Ground
SCALPING
.
,
v
plif5
/0
1
Figure
12
12>
MOWING
Figure
13
1
/
4
/
• •
SWEEPING
nZe.
•ispo•.0
7
ea'
Figure
14
D.L1NE
REPLACEMENT
For
proper
line
feed:
Use
only
genuine
POULAN
PRO
pre
-
wound
spools
and
.080"
diameter
line.
Use
of
other
types
of
spools
or
lines
can
result
in
excessive
breakage,
line
welding
and
im-
proper
line
feed.
Pre
—wound
spools
offer
the
most
conven-
ient
method
for
replacing
line
as
well
as
optimum
performance.
Always
clean
dirt
and
debris
from
spool
and
hub
when
performing
any
type
maintenance.
Installing
Spool
w/Line
a.
Press
lock
tab
and
turn
lock
ring.
Figure
15
.
b.
Remove
lock
ring
and
spool.
Figure
16
.
c.
Clean
dirt
and
debris
from
all
parts.
d.
Inspect
all
trimmer
head
parts
for
damage.
Re-
place
damaged
parts.
A
WARNING
Trimmer
head
parts
that
are
chipped,
cracked,
broken,
or
damaged
in
any
other
way
can
fl
y
apart
and
cause
serious
injury
:
Do
not
use.
Re-
place
damaged
parts
before
using
the
tool.
e.
Install
new
spool
by
routing
one
of
the
two
lines
through
each
line
exit
hole.
Figure
17
Place
spool
in
hub.
Make
sure
trimmer
line
is
not
caught
between
rim
of
spool
and
hub.
To
Remove,
Turn
Lock
Ring
Counterclockwise.
To
Replace,
Turn
Lock
Ring
Clockwise
:,
Lock
Tab
Lock
Ring
Lock
Tab
Figure
15
Spool
Catches
Nt
,
Hub
a
."--•
Lock
Ring
Figure
16
£
Align
the
lock
ring
over
the
three
catches
on
the
hub.
Push
the
lock
ring
down
on
the
hub
and
turn
as
shown
in
Figure
15
.
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