Dolmar PB-500 R User manual
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BLOWER
MODEL
PB-500R
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
WARNING:
To
reduce
the
risk
of
injury,
user
must
read
and
understand
the
instruction
manual
before
using
the
blower.
Manufacturer
reserves
the
right
to
change
specifications
without
notice.
Specifications
may
differ
from
country
to
country.
Do
only
hand
over
the
Blower
together
with
this
manual.
WARNING:
The
Engine
Exhaust
from
this
product
contains
chemicals
known
to
the
state
of
California
to
cause
cancer,
birth
defects
or
other
reproductive
harm.
Table
of
Contents
Page
Thank
you
very
much
for
selecting
the
DOLMAR
blower.
We
are
pleased
to
be
able
to
offer
you
the
DOLMAR
blower
which
is
the
result
of
a
long
development
programme
and
many
ears
of
knowledge
and
experience.
The
blower
models
PB-500R
combines
the
advantages
of
state-of-the-
art
technology
with
ergonomic
design,
they
are
compact
and
represent
professional
equipment
for
a
great
variety
of
applications
For
your
safety
and
best
tool
performance,
be
sure
to
read,
understand
and
follow
all
the
safety
and
operating
procedures
listed
in
the
instruction
manual
before
operation.
Symbols.
Safety
instructions.3-
Specification.
Designation
of
parts.
Assembly
instructions.
Fuels/Refuelling.
Blower
operation.
Adjusting
carburetor.
Maintenance.
1
0
-11
Storage.
1
1
SYMBOLS
It
is
very
important
to
understand
the
following
symbols
when
reading
this
instructions
manual.
A
WARNING/DANGER
Wear
Eye
and
Ear
Protection
Read,
Understand
and
Follow
Instruction
Manual
Fuel
and
Oil
Mixture
X
Forbidden
Engine-manual
Start
No
Smoking
No
Open
Flame
Protective
Gloves
must
be
Worn
□
Emergency
Stop
First
Aid
J*ESY
\
©
Recycling
Keep
the
Area
of
Operation
Clear
of
All
Persons
and
Pets
ON/START
o
OFF/STOP
(D(Dffi'vJ0)0)CTtM
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL
INSTRUCTIONS
-
To
ensure
correct
and
safe
operation,
the
user
must
read,
under¬
stand
and
follow
this
instruction
manual
to
assure
familiarity
with
the
handling
of
the
blower
(1).
Users
insufficiently
informed
will
risk
danger
to
themselves
as
well
as
others
due
to
improper
handling.
-
It
is
recommended
only
to
loan
the
blower
to
people
who
have
proven
to
be
experienced
with
blowers.
Always
hand
over
the
instruction
manual.
-
First-time
users
should
ask
the
dealer
for
basic
instructions
to
familiarize
oneself
with
the
handling
of
a
blower.
-
Children
and
young
persons
aged
under
18
years
must
not
be
allowed
to
operate
the
blower.
Persons
over
the
age
of
16
years
may
however
use
the
tool
for
the
purpose
of
being
trained
only
while
under
the
direct
supervision
of
a
qualified
trainer.
-
Use
blowers
with
the
utmost
care
and
attention.
-
Operate
the
blov/er
only
if
you
are
in
good
physical
condition.
Perform
all
work
conscientiously
and
carefully.
The
user
has
to
accept
responsibility
for
others.
-
Never
use
the
blower
while
under
the
influence
of
alcohol
or
drugs{2).
-
Do
not
use
the
blower
when
you
are
tired
-
Save
these
instructions
for
future
referral.
PERSONAL
PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
-
The
clothing
worn
should
be
functional
and
appropriate
i
e.
it
should
be
tight-fitting
but
not
cause
a
hinderance
Do
not
wear
jewelry,
clothing
or
long
hair
which
could
be
drawn
into
the
air
intake.
-
In
order
to
avoid
head-,
eye-,
hand-
or
foot
injuries
as
well
as
to
protect
you
hearing
the
following
protective
equipment
and
protective
clothing
must
be
used
during
operation
of
the
blower
RAY
PARTICULAR
ATTENTK)N
TO
THE
FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS:
-
Clothing
must
be
sturdy
and
snug-fitting,
but
allow
complete
freedom
of
movement.
Avoid
loose-fitting
jackets,
flared
or
cuffed
pants,
scarts,
neck
chains,
unconfined
long
hair
or
anything
that
could
be
drawn
into
the
air
intake.
Wear
overalls
or
long
pants
to
protect
your
legs.
Do
not
wear
shorts.
(4)
-
Blower
noise
may
damage
your
hearing.
Wear
hearing
protection.
Continual
and
regular
users
should
have
their
hearing
checked
regulary.
(3)
-
Use
of
gloves
when
working
with
the
blower
is
recommended.
Good
footing
is
most
important.
Wear
sturdy
shoes
with
nonsrip
soles.
(4)
-
Proper
eye
protection
is
a
must.
Even
though
the
discharge
is
directed
away
from
the
operator,
ricochets
and
bouncebacks
can
occur
during
blower
operations.
(3)
-
Never
operate
a
blower
unless
wearing
goggles
or
properly
fitted
safety
glasses
with
adequate
top
and
side
protection
which
comply
with
ANSI
Z
87.1
(or
your
applicable
national
standard).
-
To
reduce
the
risk
of
injury
associated
with
the
inhalation
of
dusty,
use
a
face
filter
mask
(3)
in
dusty
conditions.
STARTING
UP
THE
BLOWER
-
Please
make
sure
that
there
are
no
children
or
other
people
within
a
working
range
of
50feet
or
15
meters
(5),
also
pay
attention
to
any
animals
in
the
working
vicinity.
-
Before
operating,
always
check
that
the
blower
is
safe
for
operation:
Check
the
security
of
the
throttle
lever.
The
throttle
lever
should
be
checked
for
smooth
and
easy
action.
Check
for
proper
functioning
of
the
throttle
lever
lock.
Check
for
clean
and
dry
handles
and
test
the
function
of
the
STOP
switch.
Keep
handles
free
of
oil
and
fuel
-
Before
operation,
check
and
follow
all
local
and
federal
regulations
on
backpack
blowers,
-
Only
start
the
blower
positioned
on
the
ground.
-
Do
not
start
it
on
the
back.
Start
the
blower
only
in
accordance
with
the
instructions.
Do
not
use
any
other
methods
for
starting
the
engine
(6)!
-
Use
the
blower
and
the
tools
supplied
only
for
applications
specified.
-
Start
the
blower
engine
only
after
the
entire
blawer
has
beenassembly
is
done.
Operation
of
the
blowers
is
permitted
only
after
all
the
appropriate
accessories
are
attached!
-
To
reduce
the
risk
of
injuries
associated
with
contacting
rotating
parts,
stop
the
engine
before
installing
or
removing
attachments.
Do
not
aperate
without
guard(s)
in
place.
-
The
engine
is
to
be
stopped
immediately
if
there
are
any
engine
problems.
-
When
working
with
the
blower,
always
wrap
your
fingers
tightly
around
the
handle,
keeping
the
control
handle
cradled
between
your
thumb
and
forefinger.
Keep
your
hand
in
this
position
to
have
your
machine
under
control
at
all
times.
Make
sure
your
control
handle
is
in
good
condition
and
free
of
moisture,
pitch,
oil
or
grease.
Always
ensure
a
safe,
well-balanced
footing.
-
Operate
the
blower
in
such
a
manner
as
to
avoid
inhalation
of
the
exhaust
gases.
Never
run
the
engine
in
enclosed
rooms
(risk
of
suffocation
and
gas
poisoning).
Carbon
monoxide
is
an
odorless
gas.
Always
ensure
there
is
adequate
ventilation.
-
Stop
the
engine
when
resting
and
when
leaving
the
blower
unattended.
Place
it
in
a
safe
location
to
prevent
danger
to
others,
setting
fire
to
combustible
materials,
or
damage
to
the
machine.
-
Never
lay
down
the
hot
blower
onto
dry
grass
or
onto
any
combustible
materials.
-
Never
operate
the
engine
with
a
faulty
exhaust
muffler.
-
Stop
the
engine
during
transport
(7).
-
Put
the
blower
in
upright
position
and
fix
it
during
car
or
truck
transportation
to
avoid.
-
When
transporting
the
blower,
ensure
that
the
fuel
tank
is
completely
empty
to
avoid
fuel
leakage.
-
Do
not
sit
on
the
blower
or
throw
it
around.
REFUELLING
-
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire
and
burn
injury;
handle
fuel
with
care.
It
is
highly
flammable.
-
Stop
the
engine
during
refuelling
(7),
Keep
well
away
from
open
flame
(8)
and
do
not
smoke.
-
Avoid
skin
contact
with
petroleum
products.
Do
not
inhale
fuel
vapor.
Always
wear
protective
gloves
during
refuelling
Change
and
clean
protective
clothing
at
regular
intervals.
-
Take
care
not
to
spill
either
fuel
or
oil,
Always
wipe
unit
dry
before
starting
engine.
Allow
wet
cloths
to
dry
before
disposing
in
proper,
covered
container
to
prevent
spontaneous
combustion.
-
Avoid
any
fuel
contact
with
your
clothing.
Change
your
clothing
immediately
if
fuel
has
been
spilled
on
it
(danger
hazard).
-
Inspect
the
fuel
cap
at
regular
intervals
making
sure
that
it
stays
securely
fastened.
-
Carefully
tighten
the
locking
screw
of
the
fuel
tank.
Move
at
least
10ft
(3
meters)
away
from
the
refuelling
point
before
starting
engine
(9)
.
-
Never
refuel
in
closed
rooms.
Fuel
vapors
accumulate
at
ground
level
(risk
of
explosions).
-
Only
transport
and
store
fuel
in
approved
containers.
Make
sure
stored
fuel
is
not
accessible
to
children.
-
Do
not
attempt
to
refuel
a
hot
or
a
running
engine.
-
When
mixing
gasoline
with
two-stroke
engine
oil,
use
only
gasoline
which
contains
no
ethanol
or
methanol
(types
of
alcohol).
This
will
help
to
prevent
damage
to
fuel
lines
and
other
engine
parts
-
Make
sure
the
unit
is
properly
assembled
and
in
good
operating
condition,
(7)
4
METHOD
OF
OPERATION
-
Use
the
blower
only
in
good
light
and
visibility.
During
cold
seasons
beware
of
slippery
or
wet
areas,
ice
and
snow
(risk
of
slipping).
Always
ensure
a
safe
footing.
-
Never
work
on
unstable
surfaces
or
steep
terrain.
-
Do
not
allow
bystanders
in
work
area
much
less
direct
the
air
flow
or
blow
debris
toward
another
person
or
pet.
-
Never
insert
any
foreign
object
into
the
air
intake
of
the
machine
or
into
the
nozzle
of
the
blower.
It
will
damage
the
fan
v/heel
and
may
cause
serious
injury
to
the
operator
or
bystanders
as
a
result
of
the
object
or
broken
parts
being
thrown
out
at
high
speed
-
Pay
attention
to
the
direction
of
the
wind,
i.e.,
do
not
work
against
the
wind.
-
To
reduce
the
risk
of
stumbling
and
loss
of
control,
do
not
walk
backward
while
operating
the
machine.
-
Always
stop
the
engine
before
cleaning
or
servicing
the
unit
or
replacing
parts.
-
Operate
power
equipment
only
at
reasonable
hours
not
early
in
the
morning
or
late
at
night
when
people
might
be
disturbed.
Comply
with
times
listed
in
local
ordinances.
Usual
recommendations
are
9:00
a.m.
to
5:00
p.m.
Monday
through
Saturday.
-
Use
only
one
piece
of
power
equipment
at
a
time,
when
possible.
-
Operate
power
blowers
at
the
lowest
possible
throttle
speed
to
do
the
job
-
Check
your
equipment
before
operation,
especially
the
muffler,
air
intakes
and
air
filters.
-
Use
rakes
and
brooms
to
loosen
debris
before
blowing.
-
In
dusty
conditions,
slightly
dampen
surface
or
mister
attachment
when
water
is
available.
-
Conserve
water
by
using
power
blowers
instead
of
hoses
for
many
lawn
and
garden
applications,
including
areas
such
as
gutters,
screens,
patios,
grills,
porches
and
gardens
-
Watch
out
for
children,
pets,
open
windows
or
freshly
washed
cars,
and
blow
debris
safely
away.
-
Use
full
blower
nozzle
extension
so
the
air
stream
can
work
close
to
the
ground.
-
After
using
blowers
and
other
equipment,
CLEAN
UP!
Dispose
of
debris
in
trash
receptacles.
MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
-
Be
kind
to
the
environment.
Operate
the
blower
with
as
little
noise
and
pollution
as
possible.
In
particular
check
the
correct
adjustment
of
the
carburetor.
-
Clean
the
blower
at
regular
intervals
and
check
that
all
screws
and
nuts
are
securely
tightened.
-
Never
service
or
store
the
blower
in
the
vicinity
of
open
flames,
sparks,
etc.
(11).
-
Always
store
the
blower
in
a
well-ventilated
locked
room
and
with
an
emptied
fuel
tank.
Observe
and
follow
all
relevant
accident
prevention
instructions
issued
by
the
trade
associations
safety
boad
and
by
insurance
companies.
Do
not
perform
any
modifications
to
the
blower
as
this
will
risk
your
safety.
All
other
work
is
to
be
DOLMAR
will
not
accept
any
liability
for
accidents
or
The
performance
of
maintenance
or
repair
work
by
the
user
is
limited
to
those
activities
as
described
in
this
instruction
manual
done
by
DOLMAR
authorized
or
factory
service
centers.
Use
only
genuine
spare
parts
and
accessories
supplied
by
DOLMAR.
Use
of
non-approved
accessories
and
tools
means
increased
risk
of
accidents
and
injuries,
damage
caused
by
the
use
of
any
non-approved
accessories.
FIRST
AID
In
case
of
accident
make
sure
that
a
well-stocked
first-aid
kit,
is
available
in
the
vicinity
of
the
cutting
operations
Immediately
replace
any
item
taken
from
the
first
aid
kit.
When
asking
for
help
f
please
give
the
following
information:
-
Place
of
accident
-
What
happened
-
Number
of
injured
persons
-
Extent
of
injuries
-
Your
name
PACKAGING
The
DOLMAR
blower
is
delivered
in
a
protective
cardboard
box
to
prevent
shipping
damage.
Cardboard
is
a
basic
raw
material
and
is
therefore
consequently
reusable
or
suitable
for
recycling
(waste
paper
recycling).
5
Specification
Model
PB-500R
Dimensions:
length
x
width
x
height
(without
blower
pipes)
mm
310x460x435
(12-7/32”
x
18-1/8"
x
17-5/32”)
Mass
(with
blower
pipes)
kg
8.7(19.3
lbs)
Engine
displacement
cm
3
48.6
Bore
mm
44
Stroke
mm
32
Volume
(fuel
tank)
cm
3
1800
Mixture
ratio
(Fuel:
DOLMAR
2-stroke
oil)
50
:
1
Carburetor
(Diaphragm-carburetor)
type
ZAMA
Cl
M
Maximum
engine
speed
rpm
6,800
Idling
speed
rpm
2,600
Ignition
system
type
Solid
state
ignition
Spark
plug
type
NGK-BPMR7A
Electrode
gap
mm
0.6-07
irmmm
immsm
I
Li
I
Kfisffs
nil
DESIGNATION
OF
PARTS
DESIGNATION
OF
PARTS
1
Fuel
filler
cap
7
Spark
Plug
a
Starter
Knob
8
Fuel
Tank
a
Choke
Lever
9
Shoulder
Strap
a
Air
Cleaner
10
Stop
Switch
5
Primer
Pump
11
Control
Handle
6
Muffler
12
Setting
Lever
DESIGNATION
OF
PARTS
13
Throttle
Lever
14
Flexible
Pipe
15
Blower
Pipes
ooooo
ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
ASSEMBLY
OF
BLOWER
PIPES
CAUTION:
Before
performing
any
work
on
the
blower,
always
stop
the
engine
and
pull
the
spark
plug
connectors
off
the
spark
plug.
Always
wear
protective
gloves!
CAUTION:
Start
the
blower
only
after
having
assembled
it
completely.
1.
A
ssemble
straight
pipe
with
swivel
(3)
into
flexible
pipe
(1)
and
tighten
hose
band
<t>
78
(2).
2.
I
nstall
control
handle
(4)
onto
straight
pipe
with
swivel
and
tighten
the
clamp
screw
(5).
3.
A
ssemble
flexible
pipe
to
elbow
(6)
on
blower
and
tighten
hose
band
<t>
91
(7).
4.
A
ssemble
straight
pipe
(8)
to
straight
pipe
with
swivel,
turning
straight
pipe
clockwise
to
lock
it
into
place
Assemble
end
pipe
(9)
in
the
same
way.
5.
M
ake
sure
all
clamps
are
tight.
FUELS/REFUELLING
Handling
petroleum
products
Utmost
care
is
required
when
handling
fuel.
Fuel
may
contain
substances
similar
to
solvents
Refuel
either
in
a
well
ventilated
area
or
outdoors.
Do
not
inhale
fuel
vapors,
avoid
any
contact
of
fuel
or
oil
with
your
skin.
Mineral
oil,
fuel,
etc.,
product
degrease
your
skin
If
skin
comes
in
contact
with
these
substances
repeatedly
or
for
an
extended
period
of
time,
various
skin
diseases
may
result.
In
addition,
allergic
reactions
are
known
to
occur.
Eyes
can
be
irritated
by
contact
with
oil,
fuel
etc.
If
oil,
fuel,
etc.,
comes
into
your
eyes,
immediately
wash
them
with
clear
water.
If
your
eyes
are
still
irritated,
see
a
doctor
immediately!
FUEL
AND
OIL
MIXTURE
This
product
is
powered
by
two-stroke
engine
and
requires
pre-mixing
gasoline
and
tv/o-stroke
oil.
Inspect
the
fuel
tank
and
fill
with
clean,
fresh
fuel
and
oil
of
the
proper
mixture
to
assure
the
longer
life
of
the
tool.
Use
the
following
mixed
gas.
Gasoline:
DOLMAR
genuine
two-stroke
engine
oil
=
50
:1
or
Gasoline:
Other
manufacturer’s
two-stroke
engine
oil
=
25:1
recommended
FOR
CALIFORNIA
REGULATION:
THIS
EQUIPMENT
IS
CERTIFIED
TO
OPERATE
ON
GASOLINE
+
TWO-STROKE
ENGINE
OIL
WHEN
MIXING
GASOINE
WITH
TWO-STROKE
ENGINE
OIL,
USE
ONLY
GASOLINE
WHICH
CONTAINS
NO
ETHANOL
OR
METHANOL(TYPES
OF
ALCOHOL).
THIS
WILL
HELP
TO
AVOID
POSSIBLE
DAMAGE
TO
ENGINE
FUEL
LINES
AND
OTHER
ENGINE
PARTS
MIX
FUEL
IN
CONTAINER
APPROVED
FOR
GASOLINE.
DO
NOT
MIX
GASOLINE
AND
OIL
DIRECTLY
IN
THE
FUEL
TANK.
IMPORTANT:
Failure
to
follow
proper
fuel
mix
instructions
may
cause
damage
to
the
engine
CAUTION:
•
When
preparing
fuel
mixture,
mix
only
the
amount
needed
for
the
job
you
are
to
do.
Do
not
use
fuel
mixture
that
has
been
stored
longer
than
two
months.
Fuel
mixture
stored
longer
than
this
will
cause
hard
starting
and
poor
performance.
If
fuel
mix
has
been
stored
longer
than
this
time,
it
should
be
removed
and
filled
with
a
fresh
mixture.
•
Never
fill
the
fuel
tank
to
the
very
top.
•
Never
add
fuel
to
the
tank
in
a
closed
unventilated
area.
•
Do
not
add
fuel
to
this
unit
close
to
an
open
fire
or
sparks.
•
Be
sure
to
wipe
off
spilled
fuel
before
attempting
to
start
the
engine.
•
Do
not
attempt
to
refuel
a
hot
engine.
Refuelling
Always
stop
the
engine
and
allow
it
to
cool
before
refuelling.
•
Thoroughly
clean
the
area
around
the
fuel
filler
cap
to
prevent
dirt
from
getting
into
the
fuel
tank.
•
Unscrew
the
fuel
filler
cap
and
fill
the
tank
with
fuel.
•
Tightly
screw
on
the
fuel
filler
cap.
•
Clean
the
fuel
filler
cap
and
tank
after
refuelling!
Wipe
up
any
fuel
spillage.
Storage
of
Fuel
Fuel
cannot
be
stored
for
an
unlimited
period
of
time.
Purchase
only
the
quantity
required
for
a
4
week
operating
period.
Only
use
approved
fuel
storage
containers.
WARNING!
Gasoline
is
an
extremely
flammable
fuel.
Use
extreme
caution
when
handling
gasoline
or
fuel
mix.
Do
not
smoke
or
bring
any
fire
or
flame
near
the
fuel.
8
BLOWER
OPERATION
Observe
all
applicable
accident
prevention
regulations!
Starting
Select
bare
ground
for
fueling
and
move
at
least
10
feet
(3m)
from
fueling
spot
before
starting
the
engine.
Place
the
blower
on
an
open
area
of
ground
taking
care
that
the
air
flow
does
not
blow
objects.
Make
sure
that
this
area
is
clear
of
combustible
materials.
1
When
the
engine
is
cold,
or
it
has
been
stopped
for
more
than
5
minutes
or
fuel
has
been
added
to
the
engine.
1)
Push
the
STOP
switch
(1)
to
“I”
position.
2)
Give
a
gentle
push
on
the
primer
pump
repeatedly
(7-10
times)
until
fuel
comes
into
the
primer
pump
(2).
3)
Close
the
choke
lever
fully
by
moving
it
to
the
N
position
(3).
4)
Place
the
blower
on
the
ground.
Hold
the
handle
and
give
several
strong
pulls
to
the
starter
knob
using
the
other
hand.
The
choke
lever
return
t
to
the
|
41
position
automatically,
when
squeeze
the
throttle
lever.
NOTE:
The
throttle
lever
is
unlocked
when
squeezing
it
slightly.
Always
start
on
the
ground,
the
engine
should
never
be
started
as
carried
on
the
back.
2.
Restarting
immediately
after
the
engine
has
stopped:
1)
Push
the
STOP
switch
(1)
to
T
position.
2)
Give
a
gentle
push
on
the
primer
pump
repeatedly
(7-10
times)
until
fuel
comes
into
the
primer
pump
(2).
3)
Open
the
choke
lever
fully
by
moving
it
to
the
m
position
(3).
4)
Leare
the
throttle
lever
fully
released.
5)
Place
the
blower
on
the
ground.
Hold
the
handle
and
give
several
strong
pulls
to
the
starter
knob
using
the
other
hand.
Stopping
-
Release
the
throttle
lever
fully,
and
when
the
engine
rpm
has
lowered,
push
the
stop
switch
to
“O,
STOP”
position.
Engine
will
stop.
ADJUSTING
CARBURETOR
NOTE:
Do
not
adjust
carburetor
unless
necessary.
If
you
have
trouble
with
carburetor,
see
your
dealer.
Always
adjust
carburetor
with
pipes
assembled
to
the
blower.
NOTE:
The
needle
screws
have
a
sharp
point.
To
avoid
carburetor
damage,
do
not
use
excessive
force
when
seating
needle
in
body.
-
The
low
(L)
speed
adjustment
screw
controls
the
volume
of
fuel/oil
mixture
at
low
engine
speed.
It
also
controls
the
supplementary
fuel
required
to
obtain
smooth
progression
from
idling
to
high
speed
-
The
high
(H)
speed
adjustment
screw
controls
the
volume
of
fuel/oil
mixture
at
full
throttle
If
you
use
your
machine
at
high
altitudes
(mountains)
or
at
sea
level
it
may
be
necessary
to
change
the
carburetor
setting
in
the
range
of
the
adjustment.
Carry
out
the
correction
at
the
two
adjusting
screws
(L
and
H)
as
follows:
Turn
clockwise
(leaner)
for
high
altitude
operation
or
counterclockwise
(richer)
for
operation
at
sea
level.
IDLE
ADJUSTMENT
-
The
idle
speed
adjustment
screw
controls
the
throttle
opening
at
idle
position.
-
If
engine
stops
while
idling,
turn
the
idle
adjusting
screw
(1)
clockwise
until
the
engine
runs
smoothly.
MAINTENANCE
COUTION:
Before
doing
any
work
on
the
blower
always
stop
the
engine
and
pull
the
plug
caps
off
the
spark
plugs
(see
“Checking
the
spark
plugs”
page
11).
Always
wear
protective
gloves!
To
ensure
a
long
service
life
and
to
avoid
any
damage
to
the
equipment,
the
following
servicing
operations
should
be
performed
at
regular
intervals.
DAILY
CHECKUP
AND
MAINTENANCE
-
Before
operation,
check
the
machine
for
loose
screws
or
missing
parts.
Every
8
hours
(Daily).
-
Before
operation,
always
check
for
clogging
of
the
cooling
air
passage
and
the
cylinder
fins.
Clean
them
if
necessary.
Every
8
hours
(Daily)
-
Perform
the
following
maintenance
daily
after
use:
•
Clean
the
blower
externally
and
inspect
for
damage.
•
Clean
the
air
filter.
When
working
under
extremely
dusty
conditions,
clean
the
filter
and
blow
out
the
cooling
air
passage
and
cylinder
fins
several
times
a
day.
-
Check
for
proper
functioning
of
the
stop
switch,
the
throttle
lever,
and
the
setting
lever.
CLEANING
OF
AIR
CLEANER
Every
8
hours
(Daily)
-
Unscrew
the
air
cleaner
cover
mounting
screw
(1).
-
Remove
the
air
cleaner
cover
(2).
-
Push
the
choke
lever
to|\|
position
to
prevent
dirt
particles
from
entering
the
carburetor.
-
Take
out
the
sponge
element
(3),
wash
it
in
lukewarm
water
and
dry
it
completely.
-
After
cleaning,
put
back
the
sponge
element
and
put
back
the
air
cleaner
cover
and
tighten
the
screw
to
secure.
NOTE:
If
there
is
excessive
dust
or
dirt
adhering
to
the
air
cleaner,
clean
it
every
day.
A
clogged
air
cleaner
may
make
it
difficult
or
impossible
to
start
the
engine,
or
increase
the
engine
rotational
speed.
10
CHECKING
THE
SPARK
PLUGS
Every
8
hours(Daily)
-
Use
only
the
supplied
socket
wrench
to
remove
or
install
the
spark
plug.
This
engine
uses
NGK-BPMR7A
-
The
gap
between
the
two
electrodes
of
the
spark
plug
should
be
0.6-
0.7
mm
(0.024”
-
0.028”).
If
the
gap
is
too
wide
or
too
narrow,
adjust
it.
If
the
spark
plug
is
clogged
v/ith
carbon
or
fouled,
clean
it
thoroughly
or
replace
it.
Use
an
exact
replacement.
CAUTION:
Never
touch
the
spark
plug
connector
while
engine
is
running
(danger
of
high
voltage
electric
shock).
CLEANING
OF
MUFFLER
EXHAUST
PORT
Every
50
hours
(monthly)
-
Check
muffler
exhaust
port
(1)
regularly.
-
If
it
is
clogged
with
carbon
deposits,
carefully
scrape
the
deposits
out
with
a
suitable
tool.
Check
of
fuel
filter.
If
clogged,
replace
with
new
one
:
Every
50
hours
Replace
fuel
lines
:
Every
200
hours
(Yearly)
Overhaul
engine
.
Every
200
hours
(Yearly)
Replace
packings
and
gaskets
with
new
ones
Every
time
engine
is
reassembled.
To
maintain
product
SAFETY
and
RELIABLITY,
repairs,
any
other
maintenance
or
adjustment
should
be
performed
by
DOLMAR
Authorized
or
Factory
Service
Center,
always
using
DOLMAR
replacement
parts.
STORAGE
-
When
keeping
the
machine
in
storage
for
a
long
time,
drain
fuel
from
the
fuel
tank
and
carburetor,
as
follows
:
Drain
all
fuel
from
the
fuel
tank
into
container
approved
for
gasoline.
Give
a
gentle
push
on
the
primer
pump
repeatedly
until
ail
fuel
Is
expelled
out
of
the
primer
pump.
-
Remove
the
spark
plugs
and
add
a
few
drops
of
oil
into
spark
plug
hole.
Then,
pull
the
starter
gently
Confirm
that
oil
film
covers
the
engine
inside
and
tighten
the
spark
plug.
-
Clear
dirt
or
dust
from
outside
of
engine,
wipe
them
with
an
oil-immersed
cloth
and
keep
the
machine
locked
in
a
dry,
well-ventilated
place
that
is
inaccessible
to
children.
Keep
away
from
corrosive
agents
such
as
garden
chemicals
and
de-icing
salts.
-
Do
not
store
in
a
closed
area
where
fuel
vapors
can
reach
an
open
flame
from
hot
water
heaters,
furnaces
etc.
-
Abide
by
all
Federal
and
local
regulations
for
the
safe
storage
and
handling
of
gasoline.
11
California
Emission
Control
Warranty
Statement
[This
warranty
does
not
apply
in
any
other
state.]
YOUR
WARRANTY
RIGHTS
AND
OBLIGATIONS
The
California
Air
Resources
Board
and
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc
are
pleased
to
explain
the
emission
control
warranty
on
your
1995
and
later
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engine.
In
California,
new
utility
and
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engine
must
be
designed,
built
and
equipped
to
meet
the
State’s
stringent
anti-smog
standards.
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
must
warrant
the
emission
control
system
on
your
utility
and/or
lawn
dand
garden
equipment
engine
for
the
periods
of
time
listed
below
provided
there
has
been
no
abuse,
neglect
or
improper
maintenance
of
your
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engine
Your
emission
control
system
includes
parts
such
as
the
carburetor
or
fuel
injection
systems,
the
ignition
system
and
the
catalytic
converter.
Also
included
are
the
hoses
and
connectors
and
other
emission-related
assemblies.
Where
a
warrantable
condition
exists,
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
will
repair
your
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
at
no
cost
to
you
including
diagnosis,
parts
and
labor.
MANUFACTURER’S
WARRANTY
COVERAGE:
The
1995
and
later
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engines
are
warranted
for
two
years.
If
any
emission-
related
part
on
your
engine
is
defective,
the
part
will
be
repaired
or
replaced
by
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
OWNER’S
WARRANTY
RESPONSIBILITIES:
As
the
utility
and
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engine
owner,
you
are
responsible
for
the
performance
of
the
required
maintenance
listed
in
your
owner’s
manual.
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
recommends
that
you
retain
all
receipts
covering
maintenance
on
your
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engine,
but
MAKITA
U
S
A.,
Inc.
cannot
deny
warranty
solely
for
the
lack
of
receipts
or
for
your
failure
to
ensure
the
performance
of
all
scheduled
maintenance.
As
the
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engine
owner,
your
should
be
aware,
however,
that
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
may
deny
you
warranty
coverage
if
your
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engine
or
a
part
has
failed
due
to
abuse,
neglect,
improper
maintenance
or
unapproved
modifications.
Your
are
responsible
for
presenting
your
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engine
to
a
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
service
center
as
a
problem
exists.
The
warranty
repairs
should
be
completed
in
a
reasonable
time,
not
to
exceed
30
days.
If
you
have
any
questions
regarding
your
warranty
rights
and
responsibilities,
you
should
contact
a
MAKITA
Factory
Service
Center
Manager
nearest
you.
A
list
of
the
Factory
Service
Center
locations
and
phone
numbers
is
provided
on
page
15
for
your
convenience.
12
LIMITED
WARRANTY
-
California
Only
-
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
a
distributor
of
utility
and
lawn
and
garden
equipment
in
the
U.S.,
warrants
to
the
owner
of
1995
and
later
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engines
that
the
engine
(1)
has
been
designed,
built,
and
equipped
at
the
time
of
manufacture
so
as
to
conform
with
the
applicable
regulation
of
the
California
Air
Resources
Board,
and
(2)
is
free
from
defects
in
materials
and
workmanship
which
may
cause
it
to
fail
to
conform
with
those
regulations
as
applicable
according
to
the
terms
and
conditions
stated
below.
WARRANTY
PERIOD
The
warranty
period
begins
on
the
date
which
the
utility
and/or
lawn
and
garden
equipment
engine
is
delivered
to
the
original
retail
purchaser
and
ends
two
years
after
that
date.
During
this
two
year
period
Maikita
U.S.A.,
Inc.
warrants
to
the
original
retail
purchaser
and
each
subsequent
purchaser
that
the
engine
is
free
from
defect
in
material
and
workmanship
that
can
cause
the
failure
of
a
warranted
emission-related
part.
WHAT
IS
COVERED
UNDER
THIS
WARRANTY
Repair
and/or
replacement
of
any
warranted
emission-related
part
will
be
performed
at
no
charge
provided
the
work
is
performed
at
an
authorized
warranty
station.
There
will
also
be
no
charge
for
any
diagnostic
labor
performed
at
an
authorized
warranty
station
which
leads
to
the
determination
that
a
warranted
emission-related
part
is
defective.
Any
warranted
part
which
is
not
scheduled
for
replacement
as
required
maintenance,
or
which
is
scheduled
only
for
regular
inspection
to
the
effect
of
“repair
or
replace
as
necessary”
shall
be
warranted
for
the
warranty
period.
Any
warranted
part
which
is
scheduled
for
replacement
as
required
maintenance
shall
be
warranted
for
the
period
of
time
up
to
the
first
scheduled
replacement
of
the
part.
This
warranty
shall
apply
only
towards
the
repair,
replacement,
and/or
adjustment
of
the
component
parts
listed
below.
EMISSION-RELATED
PARTS
COVERED
UNDER
THIS
WARRANTY
1
Fuel
Metering
Systems
(a)
Carburetor
and
its
internal
parts
(b)
Air
cleaner
plate
(c)
Air
cleaner
case
(d)
Air
cleaner
element
(e)
Fuel
filter
(0
Throttle
stopper
2.
Ignition
Systems
(a)
Spark
Plug
(b)
Flywheel
Magneto
(c)
Ignition
Coil
3.
Other
Miscellaneous
Items
Used
in
Above
Systems
(a)
Fuel
Hoses
(b)
Sealing
Gaskets
If
it
is
determined
by
an
authorized
warranty
station
that
other
engine
components
have
been
damaged
due
to
the
failure
of
a
warranted
emission-related
part
during
the
warranty
period,
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
will
repair
and/or
replace
the
necessary
components.
13
WHAT
IS
NOT
COVERED
UNDER
THIS
WARRANTY
This
warranty
does
not
cover
any
emission-related
part
which
malfunctions,
fails,
or
is
damaged
due
to
alterations
and/or
modifications
such
as
changing,
adding,
or
removing
parts.
When
an
engine
is
being
serviced
under
warranty,
MAKITA
U
S.
A
,
Inc.
and
any
of
its
authorized
dealers,
distributors,
or
warranty
stations
shall
not
be
liable
for
any
loss
of
use
of
the
engine,
for
any
damage
to
goods,
or
loss
of
time
or
inconvenience.
This
limited
warranty
also
does
not
apply
to
any
emission-related
part
which
malfunctions,
fails,
or
is
damaged
due
to
failure
to
follow
the
maintenance
and
operating
instructions
specified
in
the
1995
and
later
Owner’s
Manual
including:
(a)
Improper
or
inadequate
maintenance
of
any
warranted
emission-related
part.
(b)
Improper
installation,
adjustment,
or
repair
of
the
engine
or
any
warranted
emission-related
part
unless
performed
by
a
factory
authorized
warranty
station.
(c)
Failure
to
use
recommended
fuel
as
specified
in
the
1995
and
later
Owner’s
Manual.
(d)
Repairs
and
diagnosis
performed
outside
of
an
authorized
warranty
station.
Use
of
parts
which
are
not
authorized
by
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
MAINTENANCE
SCHEDULE
The
engine
owner
is
responsible
for
having
all
scheduled
inspection
and
maintenance
services
performed
at
the
intervals
specified
in
the
1995
and
later
owner’s
Manual
and
to
retain
records
of
these
services
as
having
been
performed.
These
records
should
be
transferred
to
each
subsequent
owner
of
the
engine.
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.,
cannot
deny
a
claim
solely
because
there
are
no
records
of
scheduled
maintenance;
however,
a
warranty
claim
may
be
denied
if
the
failure
to
perform
the
scheduled
maintenance
and
inspection
resulted
in
the
failure
of
a
warranted
emission-related
part.
As
a
minimum,
the
engine
owner
is
responsible
for
the
scheduled
inspection
and
maintenance
described
below
which
are
based
on
the
procedures
described
in
the
Owner’s
Manual.
PROCEDURE
INTERVAL
(a)
Check
all
nuts
and
bolts
and
tighten
as
necessary
Every
8
hours
of
use
or
daily.
(b)
Check
air
passages
and
engine
cylinder
fins
for
clogging.
Remove
all
obstructions
as
necessary.
Every
8
hours
of
use
or
daily.
(c)
Clean
the
air
cleaner.
Every
8
hours
of
use
or
daily.
(d)
Check
the
spark
plug.
Clean
and
adjust
it
if
necessary.
Every
8
hours
of
use
or
daily.
(e)
Check
the
muffler
exhaust
port.
Clean
it
if
necessary.
Every
50
hours
of
use
or
monthly.
(f)
Check
the
fuel
filter.
If
clogged,
replace
it
with
a
new
filter.
Every
50
hours
of
use
or
monthly.
(9)
Replace
fuel
lines.
Every
200
hours
of
use
or
annually.
(h)
Overhaul
the
engine.
Every
200
hours
of
use
or
annually.
(i)
Replace
the
packings
and
gaskets.
Every
time
the
engine
is
assembled
14
REPAIR
AND
REPLACEMENT
OF
EMISSION-RELATED
PARTS
It
is
recommended
that
only
engine
replacement
parts
which
have
been
authorized
and
approved
by
MAKITA
U.S.A.,
Inc.
should
be
used
in
the
performance
of
any
warranty
maintenance
or
repairs
of
emission-related
parts.
These
replacement
parts
will
be
provided
at
no
charge
if
the
part
is
still
under
warranty.
HOW
TO
FILE
A
WARRANTY
CLAIM
AND
WHERE
TO
GET
WARRANTY
SERVICES
Contact
the
nearest
MAKITA
Factory
Service
Center
Manager
to
determine
the
appropriate
location
where
the
required
warranty
services
are
to
be
performed,
A
list
of
the
Factory
Service
Center
locations
and
phone
numbers
are
provided
below
for
your
convenience.
14930
Northam
Street
La
Mirada,
CA
90638-5753
(714)
522-8088
1421N.
Clovis
Ave.,
Ste.
112
Fresno,
CA
93727
(209)
252-5166
392
S.
Arrowhead
Ave.,
#A-1
San
Bernardino,
CA
92408
(909)
885-1289
333
Littlefield
Ave.
S.
San
Francisco,
CA
94080
T.
(415)
875-1002
16735
Saticoy
St.,
Ste.
105
Van
Nuys,
CA
91406
(818)
782-2440
41850
Christy
Street
Fremont,
CA
94538-5107
(510)
657-9881
4554
Roseville
Rd.,
Ste
E
North
Highlands,
CA
95660
(916)
331-6211
7674
Clairemont
Mesa
Blvd.
San
Diego,
CA
92111
(619)
278-4471
1714
E
McFadden
Ave.,
Unit
M
Santa
Ana,
CA
92705
(714)
667-5066
15
FEDERAL
EMISSION
COMPONENT
DEFECT
WARRANTY
EMISSION
COMPONENT
DEFECT
WARRANTY
COVERAGE
-
This
emission
warranty
is
applicable
in
all
Stales,
except
the
Stale
of
California
Makita
U.S.A.,Inc.,
La
Mirada,
California,
(herein
''MAKITA”)
warrant
to
the
initial
retail
purchaser
and
each
subsequent
owner,
that
this
utility
equipment
engine
(herein
"engine")
was
designed,
built,
and
equipped
to
conform
at
the
time
of
initial
sale
to
all
applicable
regulations
of
the
U.S.
Environmental
Protection
Agency
(EPA),
and
that
the
engine
is
free
of
defects
in
materials
and
workmanship
which
would
cause
this
engine
to
fail
to
conform
with
EPA
regulations
during
its
warranty
period.
For
the
components
listed
under
PARTS
COVERED,
Makita
Factory
Service
Center
or
service
center
authorized
by
MAKITA
will,
at
no
cost
to
you,
make
the
necessary
diagnosis,
repair,
or
replacement
necessary
to
ensure
that
the
engine
complies
with
applicable
U.S.
EPA
regulations.
EMISSION
COMPONENT
DEFECT
WARRANTY
PERIOD
The
warranty
period
for
this
engine
begins
on
the
date
of
sale
to
the
initial
purchaser
and
continues
for
a
period
of
2
years.
PARTS
COVERED
Listed
below
are
the
parts
covered
by
the
Emission
Component
Defect
Warranty.
Some
of
the
parts
listed
below
may
require
scheduled
maintenance
and
are
warranted
up
to
the
first
scheduled
replacement
point
for
that
part.
1)
Fuel
Metering
System
(i)
Carburetor
and
internal
parts
(ii)
Fuel
filter,
if
applicable
(iii)
Throttle
stopper,
if
applicable
(iv)
Choke
System,
if
applicable
2)
Air
Induction
System
(i)
Air
cleaner
plate
(ii)
Air
cleaner
case
(iii)
Air
cleaner
element
3)
Ignition
System
(i)
Spark
plug
(ii)
Flywheel
Magneto
(iii)
Ignition
Coil
4)
Miscellaneous
Items
Used
in
Above
Systems
(i)
Fuel
hoses,
clamps
and
sealing
gaskets
16
OBTAINING
WARRANTY
SERVICE
To
obtain
warranty
service,
take
your
engine
to
the
nearest
Makita
Factory
Service
Center
or
Service
Center
authorized
by
MAKITA.
Bring
your
sales
receipts
indicating
date
of
purchase
for
this
engine.
The
dealer
or
service
center
authorized
by
MAKITA
will
perforin
the
necessary
repairs
or
adjustments
within
a
reasonable
amount
of
time
and
furnish
you
with
a
copy
of
the
repair
order.
All
parts
and
accessories
replaced
under
this
warranty
become
the
property
of
MAKITA
WHAT
IS
NOT
COVERED
*
Conditions
resulting
from
tampering,
misuse,
improper
adjustment
(unless
they
were
made
by
the
dealer
or
service
center
authorized
by
MAKITA
during
a
warranty
repair),
alteration,
accident,
failure
to
use
the
recommended
fuel
and
oil.
or
not
performing
required
maintenance
services.
*
The
replacement
parts
used
for
required
maintenance
services.
*
Consequential
damages
such
as
loss
of
time,
inconvenience,
loss
of
use
of
the
engine
of
equipment,
etc.
*
Diagnosis
and
inspection
charges
that
do
not
result
in
warranty-eligible
service
being
performed.
*
Any
nun-authorized
replacement
part,
or
malfunction
of
authorized
parts
due
to
use
of
non-authorized
parts.
OWNER’S
WARRANTY
RESPONSIBILITIES
As
the
engine
owner,
you
are
responsible
for
the
performance
of
the
required
maintenance
listed
in
your
owner’s
manual,
MAKITA
recommends
that
you
retain
all
receipts
covering
maintenance
on
your
engine,
but
MAKITA
can
not
deny
warranty
solely
for
the
lack
of
receipts
or
for
your
failure
to
ensure
the
performance
of
all
scheduled
maintenance.
As
the
engine
owner,
you
should
however
be
aware
that
the
MAKITA
may
deny
your
warranty
coverage
if
your
engine
or
a
part
has
failed
due
to
abuse,
neglect,
improper
maintenance
or
unapproved
modifications.
You
are
responsible
for
presenting
your
engine
to
the
nearest
Makita
Factory
Service
Center
or
service
center
authorized
by
MAKITA
when
a
problem
exists.
If
you
have
any
questions
regarding
your
warranty
rights
and
responsibilities,
you
should
contact
the
Makita
Warranty
Service
Department
at
1-800-4-MAK1TA
for
the
information.
THINGS
YOU
SHOULD
KNOW
ABOUT
THE
EMISSION
CONTROL
SYSTEM
WARRANTY
MAINTENANCE
AND
REPAIRS
You
are
responsible
for
the
proper
use
and
maintenance
of
the
engine.
You
should
keep
all
receipts
and
maintenance
records
covering
the
performance
of
regular
maintenance
in
the
event
questions
arise.
These
receipts
and
maintenance
records
should
be
transferred
to
each
subsequent
owner
of
the
engine.
MAKITA
reserves
the
rights
to
deny
warranty
coverage
if
the
engine
has
not
been
properly
maintained.
Warranty
claims
will
not
be
denied,
however,
solely
because
of
the
lack
of
required
maintenance
or
failure
to
keep
maintenance
records.
MAINTENANCE,
REPLACEMENT
OR
REPAIR
OF
EMISSION
CONTROL
DEVICES
AND
SYSTEMS
MAY
BE
PERFORMED
BY
ANY
REPAIR
ESTABLISHMENT
1
OR
INDIVIDUAL;
HOWEVER
,
WARRANTY
REPAIRS
MUST
BE
PERFORMED
BY
MAKITA
FACTORY
SERVICE
CENTER
OR
SERVICE
CENTER
AUTHORIZED
BY
MAKITA.
THE
USE
OF
PARTS
THAT
ARE
NOT
EQUIVALENT’
IN
PERFORMANCE
AND
DURABILITY
TO
AUTHORIZED
PARTS
MAY
IMPAIR
THE
EFFECTIVENESS
OF
THE
EMISSION
CONTROL
SYSTEM
AND
MAY
HAVE
A
BEARING
ON
THE
OUTCOME
OF
A
WARRANTY
CLAIM.
If
other
than
the
parts
authorized
by
MAKITA
are
used
for
maintenance
replacements
or
for
the
repair
of
components
affecting
emission
control,
you
should
assure
yourself
that
such
parts
are
warranted
by
their
manufacturer
to
be
equivalent
to
the
parts
authorized
by
MAKITA
in
their
performance
and
durability.
HOW
TO
MAKE
A
CLAIM
All
repairs
qualifying
under
this
limited
warranty
must
be
performed
by
Makita
Factory
Service
Center
or
service
center
authorized
by
MAKITA
In
the
event
that
any
emission-related
part
is
found
to
be
defective
during
the
warranty
period,
you
shall
notify
Makita
Warranty
Service
Department
at
1-800-4-MAKITA
and
you
will
be
given
the
appropriate
warranty
service
facilities
where
the
warranty
repair
can
be
performed.
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45
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ELD1MASA
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84
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554
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•
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Sta.
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tr
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42
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•
12848
Bagarmossen
IT
8-659
03
60
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DOLMECH
ENGINEERING
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35
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#
07-02
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Singapore
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32
257
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1247
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tr
82
47
66
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17/1
•
80030
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•
Istanbul
tr
212-24941
04
USA
Makita
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Houston
Office
•
12701
Directors
Drive
•
Stafford,
TX
77477
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713-56586
65
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203
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11-976
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80
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73-4613
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Maracaibo
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61-53
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80
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DOLMAR
GmbH
DOLMAR
Postfach
70
04
20
D-22004
Hamburg
Germany
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