Stinger SuperSeeder 2400 User manual

SuperSeeder 2400
Operator’s Manual

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Introducon
Thank you for purchasing this Snger Equipment, Inc. product.
This manual will explain the safety, maintenance and operaon of
your unit.
Safety
• All operators should read the product manual in its enre-
ty before operang. All operators must be properly
trained on the controls and their funcons.
• All safety equipment, shields and covers must remain in
place and free of any defects. Do not use this equipment
if any guards or safety decals are not in place.
• Perform an inspecon of the unit before each use. Ensure
all fasteners are secure, the res are properly inated and
engine oil level is correct.
• Do not use this unit on a slope of more than 20 degrees.
• Do not use if terrain exceeds skill or comfort level.
Refueling the unit:
• Use an OSHA approved fuel can
• Do not fuel while the unit is running or hot
• Absolutely no smoking while refueling
• Refuel only outside and on level ground
• Do not overll the unit
• Secure the fuel cap

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This Symbol means: ATTENTION! TAKE NOTICE!
Your aenon is needed to ensure your safety and
the safety of those around you. This symbol is fol-
lowed by a Signal word describing the level of hazard. Through-
out this manual and on all equipment you will see these safety
labels.
Signal word definitions:
DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situaon which, if
not avoided, WILL result in death or serious injury.
WARNING indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if
not avoided, COULD result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if
not avoided, MAY result in minor or moderate injury. It may
also be used to alert against unsafe pracces or property dam-
age.

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Maintenance
Turn the unit o as shown in Figure 1, and remove spark plug as
shown in Figure 2 before performing any maintenance.
Hydrostac transmissions
• The hydrostac transmissions features a maintenance-free
design.
Belt
• Inspect the belts every 50 hours, or annually, for signs of
wear.
• Blade Belt Replacement Procedure:
1. Put blade engagement level in o posion (up).
2. Remove belt cover.
3. Take note of the belt orientaon and pathway in gure
3 before removing and discard old belt.
4. Replace with new belt. Reinstall belt cover. Belt will
auto tension.

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Figure 3
Figure 1
Figure 2

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Engine
• Run unleaded gasoline with an octane rang of 86 or higher
and 10% or less ethanol.
• Check engine oil level on level ground daily
• Drain Honda engine’s oil by removing oil plug in gure 5.
• Change the oil within the rst month or 10 hours, do not
overll unit.
• Regular oil changes are required every 6 months or 50 hours
or sooner depending on condions.
• 10w30 is recommended
• Clean/replace the air lter every 3 months or 25 hours.
• See supplemental Engine manufacturer booklet for addi-
onal maintenance procedures and requirements
Grease Points
• Grease the 2 bearings on the cung sha every 50
hours as shown in Figure 4.
• Grease single bearing on the engine sha every 50
hours as shown in Figure 5.
Operaon
Starng and Stopping the Engine
1. Turn engine switch to “On” posion

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Figure 4
Figure 5

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4. Give a quick pull to the recoil.
5. Allow the unit to warm up and slide the choke o
and set throle to the desired rpm.
6. Turn engine switch to “O” posion to stop the
engine.
Seng Blade Depth
1. With the blades o, squeeze depth control lever up
as shown in gure 6.
2. Rotate the handle forward unl the blades touch
the ground. Push forward one addional notch to
set proper depth for most applicaons and release
lever.
3. Raise the blades to transport the unit across hard
surfaces.
Seng Seed Flow
1. Loosen wing nut as shown in gure 7.
2. Rotate dial from 1-11 to increase seed ow. The
higher the number the more seed that will be
delivered.
3. Tighten wing nut
Note: Dierent seed types will have dierent seed ow
rates.

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Figure 6
Figure 7

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Unit Operaon
1. Press down the yellow safety on the handle bars
2. Squeeze the trigger as shown in Figure 8 with your le or
right hand to move the unit forward. The more pressure
applied, the greater the speed. Note: Quickly releasing the
controls at speed will abruptly stop the unit. Move the con-
trols slowly for the best results.
3. Push the thumb pad down for reverse.
4. This unit is equipped with a hydrostac transmission bypass
valve as shown in Figure 9. Engaging the bypass puts the
transmission in neutral, allowing the unit to roll easily.
Usage
1. Set desired cung depth
2. Push down on the handlebars to raise the front of the
unit o the ground and ip the cuer engagement lev-
er forward as shown in gure 10.
3. Lower the unit into the ground
4. Flip seed ow lever as shown in gure 10.
5. Li the blades out of the ground when making turns.
Pro Tip:
Make two passes perpendicular to each other over the enre
area to ensure proper coverage.