Klutch 49404 User manual

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Table of Contents
Intended Use..........................................................................................................................................4
Technical Specifications......................................................................................................................4
Important Safety Information...............................................................................................................4
Grounding..............................................................................................................................................8
Extension Cords....................................................................................................................................8
Before Each Use....................................................................................................................................9
Operating Instructions........................................................................................................................12
After Each Use.....................................................................................................................................13
Maintenance ........................................................................................................................................14
Replace the V-Belt........................................................................................................................14
Parts Diagram......................................................................................................................................16
Parts List..............................................................................................................................................18
Troubleshooting..................................................................................................................................19
Replacement Parts..............................................................................................................................19
Limited Warranty.................................................................................................................................20

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current
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t
conditio
n
concret
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trench
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mpera
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Motor
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Power
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Power
P
Wheel
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Weight
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situ
a
aw
a
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hav
e
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ind
u
do t
h
equ
i
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u
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bing Machi
n
o
f 115 volts.
t
he use of fo
n
s with cons
e
as close a
s
o
r above the
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l Requirem
e
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witch
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ord
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lug
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ype
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hopper op
e
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imensions
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ries
warnings, c
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a
tions that c
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re of the en
v
NOT allow
p
e
developed
the right to
o
u
strial equip
m
h
e job bette
r
i
pment for a
u
strial or co
m
n
e is an elec
t
This machi
n
rm work or
g
tant feeding
.
s
1/4" from a
ground as n
e
e
nts
e
ning
I
m
a
utions, and
o
uld occur.
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v
ironment a
n
p
ersons to a
s
a thorough
u
o
l for the job.
m
ent. There
a
r
and more s
purpose for
m
mercial ap
p
In
t
t
rically-drive
n
n
e produces
g
uide rails. It
.
The machi
n
n
existing st
r
e
eded.
Technic
1
5
3
2
5
3
P
R
1
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
F
1
m
portant
instructions
E
xercise co
m
n
d ensure th
a
s
semble or
o
u
nderstandi
n
DO NOT at
t
a
re certain
a
afely at the
c
which it wa
s
lications mu
s
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1
t
ended
U
n
concrete e
x
continuous
c
can produc
e
n
e can creat
e
r
ucture. The
al Speci
f
1
20V60 Hz
5
.5 (Start-u
p
3
/4 HP; 173
0
2
-Position (
O
5
1/2-ft. Lon
g
3
-Prong,Gro
P
neumatic/
9
R
ating / 2-Pl
1
7-1
/
8" Lon
g
4
2”L x 19"W
4
" x 6" Mow
e
4
" x 6" Slant
4
" x 6" Curb
4
" x 6"Mow
e
4
" x 8"Curb
S
4
" x 7"Slant
S
F
inishing Tr
o
1
87 lbs.
Safety I
n
in this man
u
m
mon sense
a
t the tool is
o
perate this
p
n
g of how th
e
tempt to for
c
a
pplications
f
c
apacity for
w
s
not intende
d
st follow OS
1
U
se
x
truder that
o
c
oncrete ed
g
e
in excess
o
e
circles wit
h
machine ca
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f
ication
s
p
)/3.2 (No lo
a
0
RPM
O
N/OFF) Sid
g
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3
unded
9
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x
y
g
x 9-3/8” Wi
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x 34H
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r’s Edge Sli
Style Slip F
o
Style Slip F
o
rs Edge Tro
w
S
tyle Trowel
S
tyle Trowel
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wel 90 deg
r
n
formati
u
al cannot c
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and caution
used in a s
a
p
roduct until
e
product w
o
c
e small equ
i
f
or which thi
s
w
hich it was
d
.
HA require
m
o
perates on
c
g
ing, borders
o
f 500 feet p
e
h
a diameter
n
also extru
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s
a
d)
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3
C(SJT)
x
3.5" Wide
/
d
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p Form
o
rm
o
rm
w
el
r
ees
on
o
ver all poss
i
when using
a
fe and resp
o
t
hey have r
e
o
rks.
i
pment to do
s
equipment
w
intended. D
O
m
ents.
common ho
u
s
, and mowe
r
e
r hour und
e
of 36", and
w
d
e the edgin
g
/
30 PSI Infl
a
ible conditio
n
this tool. Al
w
o
nsible man
n
e
ad this man
o
the work of
was design
e
O
NOT use
t
u
se hold
r
strips
e
r ideal
w
ill lathe
g
in a
a
tion
n
s or
w
ays be
n
er.
u
al and
larger
e
d. It will
t
his

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m
con
t
rep
r
-le
a
-cr
y
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s
You
red
u
saf
e
part
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n
Sta
t
afte
r
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p
Clu
t
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n
pre
s
the
f
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n
not
i
•Kee
not
a
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a
wor
k
and
/
m
e dust crea
t
t
ains chemi
c
r
oductive ha
r
a
d from lead
-
y
stalline silic
a
s
enic and ch
r risk from t
h
u
ce your ex
p
e
ty equipme
n
icles.
n
dling the po
w
t
e of Californ
r
handling.
p
ect the wor
k
t
tered, wet,
o
n
ot use the
C
s
ence of fla
m
f
lammable li
q
n
ot allow th
e
i
nsulated an
d
p children a
n
a
llow childr
e
a
ware of all
p
k
area. Som
e
/
or property
d
t
ed by powe
r
c
als known t
o
r
m. Some e
x
-
based paint
s
a
from brick
s
romium fro
m
h
ese exposu
p
osure to the
s
n
t, such as d
w
er cord on
ia to cause
c
k
area befor
e
o
r dark work
C
urbing Mac
m
mable liqui
d
q
uids, gase
s
e
Curbing M
a
d
contact wil
n
d bystande
r
e
n to handle
t
p
ower lines,
e
of these h
a
d
amage if c
o
r
sanding, s
a
o
the State o
f
x
amples of t
h
s
,
s
and cemen
m
chemically
-
r
es varies, d
s
e chemical
s
u
st masks t
h
corded prod
c
ancer and
b
WO
R
e
each use.
K
areas can r
e
h
ine where t
d
s, gases, o
r
s
, or dust.
a
chine to co
m
l cause elec
t
r
s away fro
m
t
he machine
electrical cir
c
a
zards may
b
o
ntacted.
Page 5 of 2
1
a
wing, grindi
f
California t
o
h
ese chemic
a
n
t and other
m
-
treated lum
b
epending o
n
s
: work in a
w
h
at are speci
ucts may ex
b
irth defects
R
K AREA S
A
K
eep the wo
r
e
sult in injur
y
t
here is a ris
k
r
dust. The
m
m
e into cont
a
trical shock.
m
the work a
r
.
c
uits, water
p
b
e hidden fr
o
1
ng, drilling,
a
o
cause can
c
a
ls are:
m
asonry pro
d
b
er.
n
how often
y
w
ell-ventilat
e
ally designe
d
pose you to
or other rep
r
A
FETY
r
k area clea
n
y
.
k
of causing
m
achine can
c
a
ct with an e
l
r
ea while op
e
p
ipes, and o
t
o
m your vie
w
a
nd other co
n
c
er, birth de
f
d
ucts, and
y
ou do this t
y
e
d area, and
d
to filter out
lead, a che
m
r
oductive ha
r
n
, dry, free o
f
a fire or an
e
c
reate spar
k
l
ectrical sou
r
e
rating the
C
t
her mecha
n
w
and may c
a
n
struction a
c
f
ects, or oth
e
y
pe of work.
work with a
p
t
microscopi
c
m
ical known
t
r
m. Wash h
a
f clutter, an
d
e
xplosion; e.
k
s, which ma
r
ce. The ma
c
C
urbing Mac
h
n
ical hazard
s
a
use person
a
c
tivities
e
r
T
o
p
proved
c
t
o the
a
nds
d
well lit.
g., in the
y ignite
c
hine is
h
ine. Do
s
in your
a
l injury

•Sta
y
Ma
c
me
d
•Dre
s
and
part
•Use
fac
e
glo
v
per
s
•Do
n
•Re
m
or t
u
ma
y
•
A
vo
Cur
b
in u
s
•Pin
c
•Ele
c
rate
•DO
•Tur
n
y
alert, watc
h
c
hine. Do no
t
d
ication.
s
s properly.
gloves awa
y
s.
ANSI Z87.1
e
shield. Use
v
es, dust coll
s
ons in the
w
n
ot overreac
m
ove adjusti
n
u
rning on th
e
y
cause pers
o
id accidenta
b
ing Machin
e
s
e, turn the
p
c
h point haz
a
c
trical shock
d extension
NOT operat
e
n
power OF
F
h
what you a
t
use the ma
Do not wear
y
from movi
n
-approved s
a dust mas
k
ection syste
m
w
ork area.
h. Keep pro
p
n
g keys or
w
e
machine.
A
o
nal injury.
l starting. E
n
e
into a pow
e
p
ower switc
h
a
rd. Do reac
h
hazard. Be
s
cords of pro
p
e
in wet loc
a
F
before ser
v
PE
R
re doing, an
d
chine while
y
loose clothi
n
n
g parts. Lo
o
afety goggl
e
k
in dusty w
o
m
s, and hea
p
er footing a
renches bef
o
A
wrench or
k
n
sure that th
e
e
r outlet. In
t
h
OFF to pre
v
h
into Curbi
n
s
ure the Cur
p
er size.
tions.
v
icing.
Page 6 of 2
1
R
SONAL SA
F
d
use comm
y
ou are tired
n
g, dangling
o
se clothes, j
e
s or safety
g
o
rk condition
s
a
ring protecti
o
nd balance
a
o
re connecti
k
ey that is le
f
e
power swit
c
t
he event of
a
v
ent surpris
e
n
g Machine’
s
bing Machin
1
F
ETY
on sense w
h
or under th
e
objects, or j
e
ewelry, or lo
g
lasses with
s
s
. Also use
n
o
n when ap
p
a
t all times.
ng the Curbi
f
t attached t
o
c
h is in the
O
a
power fail
u
e
starting wh
s
hopper whi
l
e is properl
y
h
en operatin
g
e
influence
o
e
welry. Kee
p
ng hair can
b
s
ide shields,
n
on-skid saf
e
p
ropriate. Th
i
ng Machine
o
a rotating
p
O
FF position
u
re while the
en the powe
l
e rotating.
y
grounded.
U
g
the Curbin
g
o
f drugs, alc
o
p
your hair,
c
b
e caught in
,
or when ne
e
e
ty shoes, h
a
is applies to
to the powe
r
p
art of the m
a
before plug
g
Curbing M
a
e
r is restored
U
se only out
d
g
o
hol, or
c
lothing
moving
e
ded, a
a
rdhat,
all
r
supply
a
chine
g
ing the
chine is
.
d
oor-

•
A
lw
a
•Do
n
ext
e
edg
e
and
•Gro
u
with
Do
n
the
o
•
A
vo
The
•Wh
e
The
•Use
cor
d
Cur
b
•Ch
e
cor
d
cor
d
pro
p
•Do
n
Cur
b
des
i
•Do
n
can
n
ser
v
•Dis
c
or o
f
pre
v
•Ch
e
pro
p
ope
r
•Sto
r
chil
d
use
.
•Use
Ma
c
wh
e
•Kee
•Do
n
a
ys check t
o
n
ot abuse th
e
e
nsion cords
e
s or movin
g
increase th
e
u
nded moto
r
all codes a
n
n
ot use any
a
o
utlet is pro
p
id body cont
re is an incr
e
e
n operating
se cords ar
e
only correc
t
d
s having 3-
p
b
ing Machin
e
e
ck the nam
e
d
may cause
d
is rated to
a
p
er extensio
n
n
ot force the
b
ing Machin
e
i
gned. Plan
y
n
ot use a C
u
n
ot be contr
o
v
ice represe
n
c
onnect the
p
f
f position b
e
v
entive safet
y
e
ck for dama
g
p
erly and pe
r
r
ate the Cur
b
r
e the Curbi
n
d
ren. Inspec
t
.
only acces
s
c
hine. Acces
s
e
n used with
p the Curbi
n
n
ot leave th
e
o
ensure the
e
cord. Nev
e
from the re
c
g
parts. Repl
e
risk of elec
t
r
s must be p
n
d ordinanc
e
a
dapter plu
g
p
erly ground
e
act with gro
u
e
ased risk o
f
a Curbing
M
e
rated for o
u
t
extension
c
p
rong groun
d
e
s.
e
plate rating
unsafe or in
a
llow suffici
e
n
cord wire
g
C
Curbing M
a
e
does a be
t
y
our work, a
n
u
rbing Machi
n
o
lled with th
e
n
tative befor
e
p
ower suppl
y
e
fore servici
n
y
measures
g
ed parts b
e
r
form its inte
b
ing Machin
e
n
g Machine
w
t
the Curbin
g
s
ories that a
r
s
ories that
m
another Cur
n
g Machine
c
e
Curbing M
a
ELE
C
p
ower suppl
y
e
r pull a Cur
b
c
eptacle. Ke
e
ace damag
e
t
ric shock.
l
ugged into
a
e
s. Never re
m
s. Check wi
t
e
d.
u
nded surfa
c
f
electric sho
M
achine outs
u
tdoor use a
n
c
ords. If use
d
d
ing type plu
of the Curbi
efficient op
e
nt current fl
o
g
auge:
C
URBING M
A
chine to per
f
ter and safe
r
n
d use the c
o
n
e with a m
a
e
power swit
c
e
using.
y
from the C
u
n
g, adjusting
reduce the r
e
fore each u
s
n
ded functio
e
with a da
m
w
hen it is no
t
g
Machine fo
r
e recomme
n
m
ay be suita
b
b
ing Machin
e
c
lean.
a
chine runni
n
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1
C
TRICAL S
A
y correspon
d
b
ing Machin
e
e
p power an
d
e
d cords im
m
a
n outlet pro
m
ove the gr
o
t
h a qualifie
d
c
es such as
p
o
ck if your b
o
s
ide, use an
o
n
d reduce th
e
d
outdoors, t
h
gs and mati
n
i
ng Machine
.
e
ration of the
o
w to the m
o
A
CHINE U
S
f
orm an ope
r
r
job when u
o
rrect Curbi
n
a
lfunctioning
c
h is danger
o
u
rbing Mach
, installing a
c
isk of startin
g
s
e. Carefully
o
n. Replace
d
m
aged part.
t
in use. Sto
r
o
r good work
i
n
ded by the
m
b
le for one
C
e.
n
g unattend
e
1
A
FETY
d
s to the vol
t
e
by its pow
e
d
extension
c
m
ediately. D
a
perly install
e
o
unding pron
d
electrician i
p
ipes, radiat
o
o
dy is groun
d
o
utdoor exte
e
risk of ele
c
h
ey must be
n
g receptacl
e
.
Use of imp
r
Curbing M
a
o
tor. Use the
S
E AND CA
R
r
ation other
t
sed in the
m
n
g Machine
f
power switc
o
us and mu
s
ine and pla
c
c
cessories
o
g
the Curbin
check that t
d
amaged or
w
r
e it in a dry,
i
ng conditio
n
m
anufacture
C
urbing Mac
h
e
d.
t
age on the
r
e
r cord, or y
a
c
ords away
f
a
maged cord
e
d and groun
g
or modify
t
f
you are in
d
o
rs, ranges,
d
ed.
nsion cord
m
c
tric shock.
marked for
o
e
s are to be
r
oper size or
chine. Be s
u
following ta
b
R
E
t
han its inte
n
anner for w
h
f
or the job.
h. Any Curb
i
s
t be repaire
d
e the power
o
r attachmen
t
g
Machine a
h
e Curbing
M
w
orn parts i
m
secure plac
e
n
prior to sto
r
r for use wit
h
h
ine may cre
r
ating plate.
a
nk power c
o
f
rom heat, oi
s may caus
e
n
ded in acco
r
t
he plug in a
d
oubt as to
w
and refriger
a
m
arked “W-
A
o
utdoor use.
used with g
r
r
gauge of e
x
u
re the exte
n
b
le to deter
m
n
ded use. Th
h
ich they ar
e
ing Machine
d by an aut
h
switch in th
e
ts, or storin
g
a
ccidentally.
M
achine will
m
mediately.
e
out of the
r
r
age and be
f
h
the Curbin
g
ate a risk of
o
rds or
l, sharp
e
a fire
r
dance
ny way.
w
hether
a
tors.
A
” or “W.”
Those
r
ounded
x
tension
n
sion
m
ine the
e
that
h
orized
e
locked
g
. Such
operate
Never
r
each of
f
ore re-
g
injury

Groun
Tools m
must be
down, g
risk of e
The gro
u
system
i
system
a
Your to
o
with all
c
•Gro
u
•
A
s t
Usi
n
loss
•The
14-
g
size
N
•Wh
e
con
t
•If y
o
the
s
•If y
o
Ca
n
•Ma
k
a d
a
•Pro
t
ded Tool
s
arked with
G
connected
t
rounding pr
o
lectric shoc
k
u
nding pron
g
i
n the tool.
T
a
nd must ne
o
l must be pl
c
odes and o
r
u
nded tools
he distance
n
g extension
of power a
n
smaller the
g
auge cord
c
is shown in
N
ameplate
A
0-6
6-10
10-12
12-16
e
n using mo
r
t
ains at leas
t
o
u are using
s
um to dete
r
o
u are using
n
ada) to indi
c
k
e sure your
a
maged ext
e
t
ect your ext
e
s
: Tools
w
G
rounding
R
t
o a properly
o
vides a low
k
. (See Figur
e
g
in the plug
T
he green wi
r
ver be attac
h
ugged into
a
r
dinances. T
require a 3-
w
from the su
p
cords with i
n
n
d possible t
o
gauge num
b
c
an carry a h
the followin
g
Mi
A
MPS
r
e than one
e
t
the minimu
m
one extensi
r
mine the re
q
an extensio
n
c
ate it is acc
e
extension c
o
e
nsion cord
o
e
nsion cord
s
G
w
ith 3-Pro
n
R
equired ha
v
grounded o
u
resistance
p
e
A.)
is connecte
d
r
e in the cor
d
h
ed to an el
e
a
n appropria
t
he plug and
Ext
e
w
ire extensi
o
p
ply outlet in
c
n
adequately
o
ol damage.
b
ers of the w
igher curren
t
g
table:
nimum Wir
e
25'
18 A
W
18 A
W
16 A
W
14 A
W
e
xtension co
m
wire size
r
on cord for
m
q
uired minim
n
cord outdo
o
e
ptable for o
o
rd is proper
o
r have it rep
s
from sharp
Page 8 of 2
1
G
roundi
n
n
g Plugs
v
e a 3-wire
c
utlet. If the t
o
p
ath to carry
d
through th
e
d
must be th
e
e
ctrically live
t
e outlet, pro
outlet shoul
d
e
nsion C
o
n cord.
c
reases, yo
u
sized wire
c
w
ire, the grea
t than a 16-
g
e
Size Of E
x
W
G 1
W
G 1
W
G 1
W
G 1
o
rd to make
u
r
equired.
m
ore than o
n
m
um cord siz
e
o
rs, make s
u
utdoor use.
ly wired and
p
aired by a q
u
objects, ex
c
1
n
g
c
ord and 3-p
r
o
ol should el
electricity a
w
e
green wire
e
only wire
c
terminal. (S
perly install
e
d
look like th
ords
u
must use a
c
auses a ser
i
ter the capa
c
g
auge cord.
M
x
tension Co
Cord
L
50'
6 AWG
6 AWG
6 AWG
2 AWG
u
p the total l
e
n
e tool, add
t
e
.
u
re it is mar
k
in good ele
c
u
alified elec
t
c
essive heat,
r
ong groundi
ectrically m
a
w
ay from the
inside the c
o
onnected to
ee Figure A.
e
d and grou
n
ose in the f
o
heavier gau
i
ous drop in
v
c
ity of the c
o
M
inimum ex
t
r
ds
L
ength
100'
16 AW
G
14 AW
G
14 AW
G
NOT
R
e
ngth, make
t
he namepla
t
k
ed with the
s
c
trical condit
i
t
rician befor
e
and damp
o
i
ng plug. Th
e
a
lfunction or
user, reduc
i
o
rd to the gr
o
the tool’s g
r
.
)
n
ded in acco
r
o
llowing illus
t
u
ge extensio
n
voltage, res
u
o
rd. For exa
m
t
ension cord
1
G
14
G
12
G
12
R
ECOMMEN
sure each c
o
t
e amperes
a
s
uffix W-A (
W
ion. Always
r
e
using it.
o
r wet areas.
e
plug
break
i
ng the
o
unding
ounding
r
dance
t
ration.
n
cord.
u
lting in
m
ple, a
wire
1
50'
AWG
AWG
AWG
D
ED
o
rd
a
nd use
W
in
r
eplace

1. Ma
k
2. Ma
k
-
-
b
c. C
d. fi
-
3. Plu
g
115
4. Tur
n
k
e sure the
P
k
e sure the f
o
The Rear
W
The desired
a. loosen th
e
b
. Unload th
e
hange the
m
t the bolts a
n
The Compa
c
g
the Power
C
volt, ground
n
the Power
P
ower Switc
h
o
llowing par
t
W
heel Bracke
t
Slip Form (
P
e
se two nuts
e
bolts
m
old that you
n
d nuts agai
n
c
tion Ram (
6
C
ord into a
p
ed, electric
a
Switch ON.
Bef
o
h
（#14）is
O
s are prope
r
t
s (#28).
P
art# 1
A
,#1
B
.
need (1A, 1
n
. (#2, #3, #
4
6
4). (See Pa
r
p
roper exten
s
l outlet. (Se
e
Page 9 of 2
1
o
re Eac
h
O
FF.
r
ty attached
t
B
, #1C)
B or 1C)
4
, #5)
r
ts Diagram.
sion cord. T
h
e
Parts Diag
r
1
h
Use
t
o the machi
n
)
h
en, plug th
e
r
am.)
n
e and adju
s
e
extension
c
s
ted:
c
ord into the nearest

A
lways
m
electric
a
5. Ins
p
bin
d
con
d
pro
b
6. Fill
t
usi
n
7. Inst
a
(1A
)
a.
b.
Ground
•Ma
k
•If y
o
Ma
c
•The
(not
acc
o
m
ake sure t
h
a
l outlet befo
p
ect the gen
e
d
ing of movi
n
d
ition that m
a
b
lem correct
e
t
he Pneuma
t
n
g the Curbi
n
a
ll a Slip Fo
r
)
, Curb Style
Align the m
o
of the Body
Then secur
e
and Lock N
u
d
Preparatio
n
k
e sure the g
o
u have strai
g
c
hine from w
a
trench for t
h
included).
T
o
mmodate t
h
h
at the Pow
e
re making a
d
e
ral conditio
n
n
g parts, cra
c
a
y affect its
s
e
d before fu
r
t
ic Tires with
n
g Machine.
r
m. The Cur
b
(1C), and S
o
unting hole
s
Assembly (1
e
the Slip Fo
r
u
ts (2).
n
round and t
h
g
ht lines, m
a
a
ndering off
h
e curb shou
T
he ground s
h
e turns and
P
e
r Switch (1
4
d
justments t
o
n
of the Cur
b
c
ked or brok
e
s
afe operati
o
r
ther use. D
o
air. The thr
e
Each tire re
q
b
ing Machin
e
lant Style (1
B
s
in the Slip
F
3).
r
m in place
u
h
e trench ar
e
a
ke sure to s
line.
ld be cut wit
hould be rel
a
curves the
C
P
age 10 of
2
4
) is OFF an
d
o
the Curbin
g
b
ing Machin
e
e
n parts, da
m
o
n. If abnor
m
o
not use da
m
e
e Pneumati
q
uires 30 P
S
e
comes wit
h
B
). To instal
l
F
orm with th
u
sing the Bo
l
e
firm and c
o
s
et a string-li
n
h a good, s
h
a
tively dry.
T
C
urbing Mac
2
1
d
the Curbin
g
g
Machine.
e
. Check for
l
m
aged elect
r
m
al noise or
v
m
aged equi
p
c Tires mus
t
I (207 kPa)
o
h
three style
s
l
a Slip For
m
e
mounting
h
l
ts (5), Sprin
g
o
mpacted.
n
e (not inclu
d
h
arp edging
s
T
he trench al
hine will ha
v
g
Machine is
l
oose screw
s
r
ical wiring,
a
v
ibration occ
p
ment.
t
be properly
o
f air pressu
r
s
of Slip For
m
:
h
oles locate
d
g
Washers (
4
d
ed) to kee
p
s
hovel or sq
u
s
o needs to
v
e to make.
s
unplugged
f
s
, misalignm
a
nd any oth
e
c
urs, have th
e
filled with ai
re. Do not o
v
m
s: Mower's
d
in the front
/
4
), Flat Was
p
the Curbin
g
u
are mouth
s
be wide en
o
f
rom its
ent or
e
r
e
r before
v
erfill.
Edge
/
bottom
hers (3),
g
s
hovel
o
ugh to