Agria 2100 User manual

Before commissioning the machine, read operating
instructions and observe warnings and safety instructions.
Operating Instructions No. 998 705-A 12.07
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Symbols, Name Plate
Please complete:
MaschineTypeNo.:............................
ID/Machine No.:
..........................................................
EngineType:......................................
EngineNo.:........................................
DateofPurchase: .........................
For name plate, refer to p3/fig. B/20.
For engine number, refer to p3/fig.
B/24.
Please state these data when order-
ing spare parts to avoid wrong deliv-
eries.
Only use original agria spare parts!
Specifications, figures and dimen-
sions stated in these instructions are
notbinding.Noclaims canbe derived
from them. We reserve the right for
improvements withoutchangingthese
instructions.
This delivery comprises:
 Operating instructions
 Single-wheel hoe
– basic machine
– handlebar with tensioning lever
 Tool kit
Symbols
Warning – Danger
Important information
Fuel
Oil
Engine Start
Engine Stop
Hoeing/tilling drive
Fast
Slow
Visual check
Open (unlocked)
Closed (locked)
 - Service
= contactYour agria workshop

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B
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Designation of Parts

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Designation of Parts
Figure A and B
1 Fuel tank
2 Fuel tank cap
3 Gear shift lever
4 Handlebar
5 Tool kit
6 Tensioning lever for handlebar side adjustment
7 Hexagonal screw for handlebar height adjustment
8 Oil bath air filter
9 Spark plug
10 Cooling-air baffle
11 Location for front weight mounting and engine hoop guard
12 Exhaust
13 Drive-wheel
14 Cap for clutch and chain gear housing
15 Tilling attachment
18 Square nut for handlebar height adjustment
19 Shift lever for tilling drive
20 Name plate/ID No.
21 Fuel tap
22 Carburetor
23 Carburetor - tickler
24 Engine No.
25 Spark plug/spark plug connector
26 Tensioning lever for protective hood
27 Tensioning spring for protective hood
28 Mechanical gearbox – oil filler screw/oil control screw
29 Starter handle
30 Tilling drive
31 Cooling-air screen
32 Drive-wheel
33 Hexagonal nut for drive-wheel

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Index
Amount of Delivery ................. 2
Designation of Parts .......... 3, 46
Assembly Instructions ........... 6
1. Safety Instructions........ 7 - 11
2. Specifications
Dimensions ..................................... 12
Power Hoe ...................................... 12
Tilling Drive ..................................... 12
Noise Level ..................................... 12
Vibration Acceleration Value......... 12
Engine............................................. 13
Operation on Slopes ....................... 13
3. Devices and
Operating Elements
Engine............................................. 14
Safety Circuit .................................. 15
Clutch.............................................. 16
Gearbox .......................................... 16
Steering Handle .............................. 17
Tilling Tools ..................................... 18
Drive-Wheels .................................. 19
Front Weight.................................... 19
Leaf Deflector ................................. 20
4. Commissioning and
Operation
Commissioning the Machine .......... 22
Starting the Engine......................... 23
Tilling .............................................. 24
Change of work-site........................ 25
Switching off the Engine................. 26
Ridging............................................ 27
5. Maintenance
Engine............................................. 28
Mechanical Gearbox...................... 31
Tilling Drive .................................... 32
Adjustments on Hand Levers ........ 34
General Maintenance..................... 36
Cleaning.......................................... 36
Storage ........................................... 37
Recommendations
Lubricants, Anti-Corrosive Agents 38
Fuel ................................................. 38
Maintenance and Repair ................ 38
6.Troubleshooting ............ 40 -41
Varnishes, Wear Parts ........... 42
Diagram: Electric Circuit ....... 43
Maintenance Chart................. 43
Inspection and
Maintenance Chart................. 44
Conformity Declaration ......... 47
Note fold-out pages!
Fig. A + B........................................ 3
Fig. C ............................................. 46

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Instructions for Unpacking
Instructions for
Unpacking and Assembly
 Open top of cardboard box.
 Mount handlebar
- Unscrew hexagonal screws (3 + 4).
-Place handlebar (1) ontolockingdisk
and hold
- make sure that bowden cables and
electric cables are not twisted or
squeezed.
- Insert threaded bolt (6) of tensioning
lever into steering bar joint and han-
dlebar.Push threaded bolt in from be-
low.
- Move tensioning lever to the left and
screwhexagonal nut(4)onto threaded
bolt until hexagonal nut fits into trian-
gular relief on handlebar.
- Move tensioning lever backwards to
centre position and press down (ten-
sion). Now the handlebar must be
firmly jammed with steering bar.If this
is not the case, screw hexagonal nut
(4) further down (for adjusting
tensioning lever, refer to page 34).
-If handlebarjamming isnot sufficient,
screw hexagonal nut (3) onto bolt and
lock with hexagonal nut (4).
- Place nut cap (2).
-Fastenbowdencablesandelectricallines
with clamps (7) onto handlebar rods.
 Mounttillingshaft(refertopage17).
 Mount tilling tools and hoeing skid
(refer to page 18).
 Mountprotectivehood(refertopage
18).
 Carry out all steps for starting-up
and Assembly
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1. Safety Instructions
Before starting the engine, read the op-
erating instructions and note:
Warning
Thissymbolmarksall paragraphsaffect-
ing your safety. Pass all safety instruc-
tions to other users and operators.
Due Use
The single-wheel power hoe and the
mounted implements authorized by the
manufacturer havebeen designedforall
commonapplications andtasks in farm-
ing and forestry, horticulture and park
maintenance (due use).
Any other type of use is considered un-
due. The manufacturer is not liable for
anydamagesresulting from undue use,
forwhich therisklies withtheuseralone.
Due use includes compliance with
manufacturer’s instructions on opera-
tion, maintenance and repair.
Any unauthorized changes to the sin-
gle-wheel power hoe render manufac-
turer liability null and void.
General Instructions
on Safety and
Accident Prevention
Basic Rule:
The standard accident prevention regu-
lations must be adhered to, as well as
all other generally accepted rules gov-
erning operational safety, occupational
health and road traffic regulations.
For travelling on public roads, the cur-
rent traffic code applies.
Check the single-wheel power hoe for
road and operational safety each time
you take up operation.
Only persons familiar with the single-
wheel power hoe and instructed on the
hazardsof operationareallowedto use,
maintain and repair the machine.
Teenagers of 16 years or younger may
notoperate thesingle-wheelpowerhoe!
Only work in good light and visibility.
Operator’s clothes should fit tight.Avoid
wearing loose fitting clothes.Wear solid
shoes.
Note the warning and instruction signs
on the single-wheel power hoe for safe
operation. Compliance is for your own
safety.
When transporting the single-wheel
power hoe on vehicles or trailers out-
side the area to be cultivated, ensure
that the engine is turned off.
Careful with rotating tools – keep at a
safe distance!
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1. Safety Instructions
Beware of coasting tools. Before you
startanymaintenanceorrepair on them,
waituntil toolshave cometo a complete
stop.
Foreignpoweredparts shearand crush!
Riding on the attachment during opera-
tion is not permitted.
Attachments and their weight affect the
driving, steering, braking, and tip-over
characteristicsofthesingle-wheel power
hoe. Therefore, ensure steering and
braking functions are sufficient. Match
operating speed to conditions.
Do not change governor settings. High
engine speed increases risk of acci-
dents.
Working Area and
Dangerous Area
The user is liable to third parties work-
ing within the single-wheel power hoe’s
working range.
Stayinginthe hazardousarea ofthesin-
gle-wheel power hoe is not permitted.
Check the immediate surroundings of
the single-wheel power hoe before you
start it. Watch out for children and ani-
mals.
Before you start work, clear the area
from any foreign object. During opera-
tion,alwayswatchout for furtherobjects
and remove them in time.
Foroperationin enclosedareas,ensure
that a safety distance is kept to enclo-
sures to prevent damage to tools.
Operation and
Safety Devices
Before you start operation
Become familiar with the devices and
operating elements and their functions.
Above all, learn how to turn off the en-
gine quickly and safely in case of an
emergency.
Ensure that all protective devices are
mounted and positioned to provide pro-
tection.
Withnoattachmentmounted,makesure
PTO-shaft is covered with the protec-
tive cap.
Starting the engine
Donot start enginein closed rooms.The
carbon monoxide contained in the ex-
haust fume is extremely toxic when in-
haled.
Before you start the engine set all oper-
ating elements to neutral or idling posi-
tion.
For starting the engine, do not step in
front of the single-wheel power hoe and
the attachment.
Operation
Never leave the operator’s position at
the steering handle while single-wheel
power hoe is at work.
Never adjust the steering handles dur-
ing work – danger!
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1. Safety Instructions
For any operation do not leave the op-
erator’s positionas definedbythesteer-
inghandle,especially notwhenyouturn
the machine.
Riding on the attachment during opera-
tion or in transport is not permitted.
Ifcloggingoccursin theattachment,turn
off the engine and clean the attachment
with an appropriate tool.
In case of damage to the single-wheel
power hoe or to the attachment, imme-
diately turn off the engine and have it
repaired.
If steering causes problems, immedi-
ately bring the single-wheel power hoe
to a halt and turn it off. Have the mal-
function removed without delay.
To prevent the single-wheel power hoe
from sliding on slopes make sure it is
secured by another person using a bar
or a rope.This person must be located
at a higher position than the vehicle at a
safe distance from the attachment at
work.
If possible, always work horizontally to
the slope.
End of Operation
Neverleavethe single-wheelpowerhoe
unattended with the engine running.
Before youleavethesingle-wheelpower
hoe, turn off the engine.Then close fuel
tap.
Secure single-wheel power hoe against
unauthorized use – remove spark plug
connector.
Attachments
Onlymountattachments withtheengine
and attachment drive switched off.
Always use appropriate tools and wear
gloveswhen changingattachments and
parts thereof.
For mounting and dismounting attach-
ments bring support leg into proper po-
sition and ensure stability.
Secure single-wheel power hoe and at-
tachments against rolling off (wheel
wedge).
Bewareof injurieswhencouplingattach-
ments. Proceed with extreme caution.
Mount attachments as specified and
only couple at specified points.
Secure single-wheel power hoe and at-
tachmentagainst unauthorized useand
rolling off when you leave the machine.
If necessary, install transport or secu-
rity devices and secure.
Hoeing Attachment
Adjustprotectivehood ofhoeing attach-
ment so that only those parts of tools
whichpenetratethe soilarenotcovered.
When hoeing, make sure hoeing skid is
adjusted properly.
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1. Safety Instructions
Maintenance
Never carry out any maintenance or
cleaning with the engine running.
In addition, always remove spark plug
connector before you work on the en-
gine.
Check regularly and, if necessary, re-
place all protecting devices and tools
subject to wear and tear.
Replace damaged cutting tools.
Always wear safety gloves and use
proper tools when exchanging cutting
tools.
Do not carry out repairs like welding,
grinding, drilling, etc. on structural and
safety-relevant parts (e.g. coupling de-
vices)!
Keep single-wheel power hoe and at-
tachment clean to avoid risk of fire.
Checknutsand screws regularlyfortight
fit and re-tighten, if necessary.
Ensure that you re-install all safety and
protectivedevicesandadjust themprop-
erly after maintenance and cleaning.
Only use original agria spare parts. All
other commercial spare parts must cor-
respondto quality andtechnical require-
ments specified by agria.
Storage
Itisnot allowedto storethesingle-wheel
power hoe in rooms with open heating.
Never park the single-wheel power hoe
inclosedroomswithfuelleft in tank.Fuel
vapours are hazardous.
Engine, Fuel, and Oil
Neverlettheengine runinclosedrooms.
Extreme danger of intoxication!
Careful when dealing with fuel. Great
danger of fire! Never refill fuel close to
open fire, inflammable sparks or hot en-
gine parts. Do not refill fuel in closed
rooms.Do not smoke when refilling!
Refill only with the engine switched off
and cooled down.
Do not spill any fuel, use a proper filling
device.
In case of fuel-spillage, push the single-
wheel power hoe away from the spill-
age before you start the engine.
Make sure fuel is of specified quality.
Store fuel in approved cans only.
Store anti-corrosive agents and stabi-
lizing liquids out of reach of children. If
sicknessandvomitingoccur, seea doc-
tor.Iffuelhascontactedeyes,rinsethem
thoroughly, avoid inhaling of vapours.
Read and observe enclosed instruc-
tions.
Before you dispose of opened and
seeminglyempty pressurised tinsmake
sure they are completely empty. Empty
theminventilatedplacessafefromspark
formation or flames. If necessary, dis-
pose of tins in hazardous waste depos-
its.
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1. Safety Instructions
Careful when draining hot oil, danger of
burns.
Make sure oil used is of specified qual-
ity. Storage is in approved cans only.
Dispose of oil, greases, and filters
seperately and properly.
Tyres and
Tyre Air Pressure
When working on tyres, make sure sin-
gle-wheel power hoe is parked properly
and secured against rolling off.
Any repairs are to be carried out by
trainedmechanicsonly and withthe ap-
propriate tools.
Regularly check tyre air pressure. Ex-
cessive air pressure may cause bursts.
Use appropriate tyre air pressure when
mounting front weight.
Re-tighten fastening screws of drive-
wheels or check tightness when doing
maintenance work.
Electrical System and
Battery
Persons having a pacemaker may not
touch live parts of the ignition system
when the engine is running.
Explanation of
Warning Signs
Before any cleaning,
maintenance,andre-
pair work switch off
the engine and pull
sparkplug connector.
Withengine running,
keep at a safe dis-
tance from hoeing
tools.
Do not work without
protective covers
mounted. Before
starting the engine,
bring covers into
proper position.
Do not touch any
moving machinery
parts.Wait until they
have come to acom-
plete stop.
With the engine
running, keep at a
safe distance.
Signs
When working with the
machine, wear individual
protective ear plugs.
Wear protective gloves.
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Machine Dimensions:
a ........................................ 310 mm
b ........................................ 620 mm
c....................................... 1000 mm
d ........................................ 890 mm
h ........................... ca.700–950 mm
l........................................ 1250 mm
A ................................ 100–650 mm
(depending on tilling attachment)
Safety requirements in accordance
with CEN/GS are met:
e ..................................... > 150 mm
f ..............> 500 mm at h = 800 mm
2. Specifications
Type: ........................................... 2100
Tyre:.........................3.00-4 (field tyre)
Tyre air pressure:................... 0.8 bar
Clutch:.................... Multi-plate clutch,
running in oil bath
Weight: ..........................approx. 47 kg
Gearbox:3-speed mechanical gearbox
with 1 roller chain to wheel shaft
Oil filling quantity:
Mechanical gearbox
in motor unit ............................... 0.30 l
in wheel drive ............................. 0.15 l
in hoeing drive ........................... 0.30 l
Transmission oil BP TFJD - GL4 each
Travelling speeds:
1st gear ................................. 1.2 km/h
2nd gear................................ 2.6 km/h
3rd gear ................................ 4.5 km/h
Tilling shaft speed: .............. 293 rpm
at engine speed 4500 rpm
Tilling work width: .............10–65 cm
depending on tilling attachment
version = accessory
Accessories:
Tilling attachment 10–65 cm
Ridging attachment.............. 2152 011
Front weight ......................... 2128 011
Leaf deflector ....................... 2130 031
Noise levels:
Noise level
at operator’s ear LP: ................ 90 dBA
Sound level LW: .................. 101.5 dBA
(in accordance with EN 709)
Vibration acceleration value:
on handlebar:.............. ahw = 2,7 m/s2
in accordance with EN 709, EN 1033
at 85% of rated engine speed with tool
at work.
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2. Specifications
Engine
Manufacturer: ............................ agria
Type: ................................... 66/3 or 2*
Version: ....................... Fan-air-cooled
1-cylinder-2-stroke engine (petrol)
Engine lubrication: Petroil lubrication;
stoichiometric ratio 1:30
Bore: ........................................ 56 mm
Stroke: ..................................... 58 mm
Cubic capacity: ....................150 ccm
Compression:.............................. 6 :1
Output: .................................... 4.8 kW
at 4500 rpm
Spark plug: .................... Bosch M10A
Spark plug gap ...............0.5…0.6 mm
Ignition system: .................. Flywheel
magnet ignition
Contact clearance.......0.35…0.45 mm
Ignition point ............. 2.5 before u.d.c.
radio remote screened according to
VDE 0879
Starter: ..........................Recoil starter
Stop device:................. Contact break
via short circuit cable
Engine-stop-switch on handlebar
Fuel tank capacity: ....... approx. 4.5 l
Fuel:................................. Commercial
petrol/oil mixture 1:30
octane number min. 90 RON
and self-mixing
supergrade 2-stroke engine oil, e.g.
Shell: Super T, Super TX;
Esso: Exxon Special 2T Engine oil;
BP: 2T Special
(refer to fuel recommendations)
Air filter: ....................Oil bath air filter
Engine oil filling
quantity: ........................approx. 150ml
Carburetor: .... Piston slide carburetor
Bing 1/18/31 or 1/18/106
Air control screw: ..... in basic setting
approx. 1/2…1 1/2 revs. open
Main jet: ......................................... 95
Idle jet: ........................................... 45
Needle jet:.................................. 1108
Needle setting: ................................ II
Rated speed: ...................... 4800 rpm
Top no-load speed: ............6300 rpm
Idling speed:.......................1800 rpm
Operability on Slopes:
Engine is suited for use on slopes:
continuous operation possible
up to .................45° inclination (100%)
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The single-wheel power hoe agria 2100
is suited for common applications in
farming and forestry, horticulture and
park maintenance
Thefollowingattachmentsareavailable:
 Tilling attachment 10–65 cm
 Ridging attachment
 Front weight
 Leaf deflector
 Draft hoe
Engine
The two-stroke-petrol engine runs on
commercial petrol/oil mixture of a stoi-
chiometric ratio 1:30.
For the first tank filling use a ratio of
1:25.
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Note! Only use self-mixing spe-
cial 2-stroke engine oil (see
“Specifications”).
Also,refertofuel recommendations, p4.
During the first 20 operating hours
(break-in period) do not use engine to
maximum power. Even after break-in
period neveruseengineathigherspeed
than necessary for the work in hand.
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High engine speed is harm-
ful to any engine and consid-
erably affects its durability. This ap-
plies especially for no load operation.
Any overspeed (have the engine roar)
can result in immediate damage.
Cooling System
Coolingsystem is fan-cooled.Therefore
keep screen at recoil starter and cool-
ing ribs of cylinder clean and free from
sucked-in plant trash.
Idling speed
Always ensure that idling-speed is ad-
justed correcty. At low speeds and with
the speed control lever set to idle, the
engineis supposedto run smoothlyand
without run-out.
Air Filter
The air filter purifies the air intake. A
clogged filter reduces engine output.
Ignition System
The engine is equipped with a mainte-
nance-free, contactless electronic igni-
tion system. We recommend to have
necessarycheck-upsdone byan expert
only.
3. Devices and Operating Elements
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Speed Control Lever
The speed control lever (C/7) on the
steering handle is for stepless setting of
engine speed from min. = idle to max. =
full throttle.
Engine-off-switch
Thesingle-wheelpowerhoeisequipped
with an electric off-switch (C/3). On
pressingtheswitch,the ignitionisturned
off (engine is switched off).
Position "I" = Operation
Position "0" = Engine off
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The engine-off-switch also
serves as emengency-off-
switch. Set the switch to “0” for fast
switch-off.
Safety Circuit
Thesingle-wheelpowerhoeisequipped
with a safety switch (lever C/4). When
releasing the lever, the ignition system
is turned off (engine is off).
 Stop position: When releasing the
lever, the ignition system is switched off
(engine is off). Beware – engine keeps
running due to centrifugal mass.
 Start position: For starting the en-
gine and for short breaks, pull the hand
clutch lever (C/5) and fasten with pawl
(C/6).
 Operating position: To operate the
machine press safety lever (C/4).
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Do not fasten safety lever.
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The safety lever also serves to
switch off in an emergency.
Release the safety lever for fast engine
switch-off.The lever automatically goes
to STOP position.
3. Devices and Operating Elements
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min
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3. Devices and Operating Elements
Clutch
The machine is decoupled when you pull the hand clutch lever(C/5) "0".
The pulled hand clutch lever can be locked with
pawl (C/6).
Coupling takes place when the hand clutch lever
is released and the pawl is open ("
I ")
To avoid clutch slipping away during operation, a
clutch play is factory-set on the hand lever
 Maintenance
After the first operating hour, the clutch play has
to be checked and, if necessary, re-adjusted
 Maintenance
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Alwaysparkthe machinewiththeclutchlever
pulled(“0”–pawllockedinplace).Otherwise
clutch problems may result due to distortion of the
V-belt.
Gearbox
The single-wheel power hoe is equipped with a 3-speed mechanical gearbox for
wheel and tilling drive.
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Only shift with machine decoupled.
Only move levers with your hands.
Speed Ratios
Speed ratios of wheel drive are engaged with gear shift
lever (A/3).
I.................... 1st gear
II................... 2nd gear
III.................. 3rd gear
0................... neutral position (idling speed)
A roller chain transmits power to the drive-wheel shaft.
Tilling drive
The tilling drive is engaged/disengaged with shift lever
(A/19).Thus, the travelling drive can be used to change
the site of work while the tilling drive is off.
The PTO at the gear unit and a bevel drive to the tilling
shaft transmit power to the tilling shaft.
C/6 C/5
A/19
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3. Devices and Operating Elements
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Attachment linkage
withintegratedPTOformountingthe
tillingshaftor otherdraftattachments
(e.g. cultivator)
Coupling Attachments:
 For PTO-driven attachments, set
PTO shifter on attachment to posi-
tion „0“.
 Slightly grease PTO (3) and se-
lector sleeve in attachment.
 Slide attachment over coupling
pin (2).
 Put eye bolts (1) into the slotted
holes and tighten them evenly.
 Mount the shift lever onto the gear
lever.
Decoupling Attachments:
Reverse the above process.
Steering Handle
Steering handle
height adjustment
 Unscrew hexagonal screw (2)
from square clamping piece (3) and
remove from steering bar joint.
 Adjusthandlebartodesired height
andinsertinto properboring insteer-
ing bar joint.
 Inserthexagonalscrewandscrew
into square clamping piece and
tighten. (Ensure that snug of clamp-
ing piece locks into long hole of lo-
cation in steering bar joint).
Steering handle
side adjustment
 Pull tensioning lever upwards (1),
swivel handlebar to desired position
and fit into proper toothing.
 Press tensioning lever back down
(tension).
1 Eye bolt with cap nut
2 Coupling pin
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3. Devices and Operating Elements
TillingTools
 MountingTillingTools
Wear protective gloves.
 Mount tilling tools (1 + 2) onto the
tilling shaft (6). Tine blades must point
into rotating direction (forwards).Mount
both tools in such a way that tines of
both tools pointing to the housing are
staggered and not parallel to the tines
on the opposite side.
 Insert tensioning screw (3) from right
to left, fit toothed washer (4) and tighten
with hexagonal nut (5).
 Hoeing Skid
 For heavy soil and coarse tilling:
- adjust tine point to a upward position.
 For light soil and fine tilling:
- adjust tine to a horizontal position.
 For sandy soils:
- adjust tine point to an downward po-
sition.
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No tilling without skid!
Protective Hood
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 Mounting
 Slide protective hood with the hook in
hood carriers.
 Hangtensioningspringintospikeplate
and fold tensioning lever back.
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No tilling without protective
hood!
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3. Devices and Operating Elements
Drive-Wheels
The single-wheel power hoe has a cen-
trally fitted rubber drive-wheel as stand-
ard equipment.
Mounting Drive-Wheel
 Fitdrive-wheel (2)onto shaftend, put
washer (3) onto it and fasten with hex-
agonal nut (4) and cap nut (5).
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Mount drive-wheel with pointed
parts of lugs showing in travel
direction (forward).
Instead of a rubber drive-wheel you can
also use a cast-iron strake wheel. The
mountingprocess is thesame asforthe
rubber drive-wheel.
FrontWeight
(Item no. 2128 011)
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Only mount weight with en-
gine and muffler cooled down
– danger of burns!
Mounting Front Weight
Hook front weight (1) over engine hoop
guard (3) from the front and fasten with
hexagonal screw (2).
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3. Devices and Operating Elements
Leaf Deflector
(Item no. 2130 031
for 16–38 cm work width)
Forworkinginrow cultivationsto deflect
leaves and plant parts.
Mounting Leaf Deflector
 Use a drill of Ø 8.5–9 mm and the in-
cludedtemplate to drill the holes“a”into
tilling hood.
 Push ball pivots (2) into holes (push
outside in) and fasten with washers (3)
and counternuts (4).
 Press ball cups of leaf deflector (1),
located on both sides at the rear, onto
ball pivots until these lock into place.
 Tie both ends of included synthetic
rope (5) onto leaf deflector and place
bowover themachineand steering han-
dle near the handlebar grips.
Dismounting Leaf Deflector
 To dismount leaf deflector, use a
screwdriver (or similar tool) and press
ball cups off the ball pivots.
 The ball pivots can remain in place
for re-mounting the leaf deflector.
Operation
For turns, slightly lift the leaf deflector
with the rope (5).
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