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Technical Service, Bulletin Number Pi 3119

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TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN NUMBER PI 3119 Date: January, 2002 Model & Serial: All THT, HTD, HTS, TPH hedgetrimmer models. All units after serial number Y004401 Reason: All future production of hedgetrimmer models will utilize a blade-retaining nut that is of the locking variety. These nuts are oblong on one side to prevent loosening during use, but can be removed and re-installed without losing their locking ability. When adjusting blade-fastening hardware, thread the bolt (18) through the blades and guide bar from the bottom, to a point where the flat washer (17), is still able to rotate, (usually to seat, and then backed off between 1⁄4 and 1⁄2 revolution). Then install the lock nuts on the topside, tightening them while holding the bolt in place. Tighten all nuts, and then re-check for adjustment prior to operation. A lubricating agent, such as WD-40 should also be used to prevent sap build-up and premature wear. Part Number Changes: Old Part # New Part # Description 123-33202-200 123-3317A-20 Lock Nut Remarks Reference #19 Nikko Tanaka Engineering U.S.A. ,Ltd.• 1028 4th Street SW, Bldg B • Auburn, WA 98001 • Phone: (253) 333-1200 • Fax: (253) 333-1212

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Nikko Tanaka Engineering U.S.A. ,Ltd.• 1028 4
th
Street SW, Bldg B • Auburn, WA 98001 • Phone: (253) 333-1200 • Fax: (253) 333-1212
Model & Serial:
All THT, HTD, HTS, TPH hedgetrimmer models.
All units after
serial number Y004401
Reason:
All future production of hedgetrimmer models will utilize a blade-retaining nut
that is of the locking variety. These nuts are oblong on one side to prevent
loosening during use, but can be removed and re-installed without losing their
locking ability.
When adjusting blade-fastening hardware, thread the bolt (18) through the
blades and guide bar from the bottom, to a point where the flat washer (17), is
still able to rotate, (usually to seat, and then backed off between ° and ±
revolution). Then install the lock nuts on the topside, tightening them while
holding the bolt in place. Tighten all nuts, and then re-check for adjustment prior
to operation. A lubricating agent, such as WD-40 should also be used to prevent
sap build-up and premature wear.
Part Number Changes:
Old Part #
New Part #
Description
Remarks
123-33202-200
123-3317A-20
Lock Nut
Reference #19
TECHNICAL SERVICE
BULLETIN NUMBER PI 3119
Date:
January, 2002