Webb WEMC26 Installation and operation manual

Please read & understand this manual, paying particular attention to the safety instructions, before use.
Operator’s Manual & Parts List
23 Nov 2015
193868001
26cc Loop Handle
Petrol Multi Cutter
WEMC26

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CONTENTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
COMPONENTS
ASSEMBLY
OPERATION
MAINTENANCE, CLEANING & STORAGE
TROUBLE SHOOTING
PARTS DIAGRAM & LIST
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
WARRANTY

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read and understand the owner’s manual and labels affixed to the machine. Learn its applicaon and
limitaons as well as the specific potenal hazards. Retain these instrucons for future reference. The
operator is responsible for following the warnings & instrucons in this manual and on the product.
Read & understand operator’s manual
before using the machine. Failure to
follow instrucons could result in
death or serious injury.
This graphic and when accompanied by
WARNING or DANGER, calls aenon
to acons which could lead to SERIOUS
INJURY
Always wear eye and ear protecon
Always wear gloves to protect your
hands.
SHARP RECIPROCATING BLADES
Wear foot proteconor sensible shoes
when using the machine
WARNING
Never modify a machine in any way.
Incorrect use of a machine can cause
SERIOUS OR FATAL PERSONAL INJURY
15m
Keep all bystanders & animals at least
15 metres away from the machine
during operaon.
If approached, stop the machine
immediately.
No smoking
Risk of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning.
Ensure working area is correctly
venlated.
Moving Parts
Rotang parts can contact or entangle
hands, feet, hair, clothing or
accessories.
Traumac amputaonor severe
laceraon can result
Hot Surface.
Running engines produce heat. Engine
parts, especially the exhaust, become
extremely hot.
Severe thermal burns can occur on
contact
Fire Risk
Fire and its vapors are extremely
flammable & explosive.
Fire or explosion can cause severe
burns or death.
Always TURN OFF THE ENGINE,
ensuring the cung tool has stopped,
before cleaning, removing or adjusng
the blade.
Safety alert symbol. Used to alert you to potenal personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that
follow this symbol to avoid possible injury.
DANGER
Indicates an imminently hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, will result in serious injury.
WARNING
Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, could result in serious injury
CAUTION
Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, may result in minoror moderate injury.
CAUTION
Used without the safety alert symbol indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, may
result in property damage.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

STAY ALERT
Do not operate the machine while under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or any medicaon that could affect
your ability to use it properly. Do not use this machine when you are red or distracted from the job at hand.
Be aware of what you are doing at all mes. Use common sense.
AVOID DANGEROUS CONDITIONS
Make sure there is adequate surrounding workspace. Cluered areas invite injuries.
Keep your work area clean with sufficient light. Keep area around the machine clear of obstrucons, stones,
scks, wires and other debris or foreign bodies which could cause damage to the machine.
DO NOT SMOKE, whilst using the machine.
INSPECT YOUR MACHINE
Check all bolts, nuts, and screws for ghtness before each use, especially those securing guards and drive
mechanisms. Vibraon during use may cause these to loosen.
Replace damaged, missing or failed parts before using.
Warning labels carry important informaon.
Replace any missing or damaged warning labels.
DRESS PROPERLY
Do not wear loose clothing, gloves, scarfs, neckes or jewelry (rings, wrist watches), which can be caught in
moving parts.
ALWAYS wear protecve eye and ear wear. Appropriate gloves are also recommended.
Wear protecve hair covering to contain long hair, prevenng it from geng caught in machinery.
DO NOT use whilst barefoot or wearing open toed footwear.
KEEP BYSTANDERS AND CHILDREN AWAY
Keep unauthorised persons or animals a minimum distance of 15 metres away from the mower. Do not allow
children to handle, use, or climb on the machine.
DO NOT OVERREACH
Keep proper foong and balance at all mes, parcularly if using on slopes. The machine should not be used
on steep slopes and always be sure of foong.
AVOID INJURY FROM UNEXPECTED ACCIDENT
Keep hands out of the way of moving parts, parcularly the engine and rotang cung tool.
DO NOT FORCE TOOL
Always work within the rated capacity. Do not use the machine for a purpose for which it was not
intended. Always use the correct handles and shoulder straps provided with the machine.
MAINTAIN YOUR MACHINE WITH CARE
Clean the machine immediately aer use. Keep the machine clean to ensure it operates to its full and safest
performance. When maintaining this machine, only the manufacturer’s original replacement parts should be
used. The use of non-original manufacturer parts may invalidate your warranty.
STORE IDLE EQUIPMENT
When not in use, the machine should be stored in a dry locaon. Keep the machine away from children and
others not qualified to use it. DO NOT STORE FUEL IN THE MACHINE, fuel over 30 days old can become stale
and if used, damage the carburetor, which is not covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.

SPECIFICATIONS
Model WEMC26
Product Number 193868001
Engine (cc) 25.4
Idle Speed (r/min) 2800
Carburetor Diaphragm
Fuel Tank Capacity (Litre) 0.70
Fuel Rao (Petrol:2 Stroke Oil) 40:1
Total Weight (kgs) N.W 11.0 - G.W 13.0
Brushcuer Line Trimmer Pruner Hedgecuer
Cung Diameter 255mm 430mm 25mm
Cung Length 254mm 43.5mm
Chain Bar Length 10 inch
Sha Straight Straight Straight Straight
Blades 3 (Double Sided) 2 (28 Individual)
Blade Diameter 255mm
Spool Type Bump Feed, Twin Line
Line Diameter 2.5mm Only
Line Length 3m Max
Net Weight (Empty Tank) 5.7kg 5.98kg 5.9kg 6.6kg
Declared Sound Pressure Level 97dB(A) 97dB(A) 97dB(A) 97dB(A)
Declared Sound Power Level 117dB(A) 117 dB(A) 117 dB(A) 117 dB(A)
Vibraon 7.66m/s² 9.78m/s² 7.53m/s² 7.51m/s²
Max Cung Speed 9270 RPM 9270 RPM
Chain Pitch 3/8”
Chain Links 40
File Required 5/32”
The manufacturer reserves the right to change the product specificaon and livery according to connued
product improvements.
This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated as household
waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collecon point for the recycling of electrical and
electronic equipment.
For more detailed informaon about recycling of this product, please contact your local council office, your
household waste disposal service or shop where you purchased the product.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

COMPONENTS
1. D-Handle
2. Harness Eyelet
3. Ignion Switch
4. Throle Cable
5. Throle Lever
6. Safety Lever
7. Drivesha
8. Hand Wheel & Coupler
9. Exhaust
10. Recoil Starter
11. Fuel Tank & Cap
12. Primer Bulb
13. Choke Lever
14. Air Filter Cover
15. Blade
16. Angle Adjuster
17. Guide Bar
18. Cung Chain
19. Oil Canister
20. Reversible Tri-blade
21. Easy Load Head
22. Guard
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HEDGE TRIMMER
LINE TRIMMER
PRUNER
BRUSHCUTTER

ASSEMBLY
Remove the machine and contents from the carton. Be sure the carton is empty before discarding.
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MACHINE
FITTING D-HANDLE
1. Place top handle onto drivesha.
2. Posion lower handle, beneath the top handle in a comfortable operang posion
3. Tighten the four fixing screws.
FITTING THE HARNESS
1. Place the clasp of the harness, through the Harness Eyelet located on the drivesha
2. Adjust the Harness to ensure it is comfortable, but ght enough to allow you to operate the machine
appropriately.
JOINING ATTACHMENT TO THE POWER UNIT
1. Unghten the hand-wheel, located on the coupler.
2. Line up the aachment sha with the coupler and insert, pulling the lock ing pin on the coupler out to
house the aachment.
3. When fully housed, secure by ghtening the hand-wheel.
HEDGE TRIMMER
ADJUSTING THE CUTTING HEAD ANGLE (Fig 3)
1. Stop the engine
2. Turn the clamp lever an-clockwise to loosen
3. Adjust the blade to the required angle, by moving the clamp level up or down the angle adjuster.
4. Turn the clamp lever clockwise to ghten.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

LINE TRIMMER & BRUSHCUTTER
FITTING GUARD/SHIELD
1. Install the safety cover onto the shawith the safety cover bracket.
2. Align the four screws of the cover with the safety cover bracket
3. Tighten the screws aer seng the safety cover bracket at the appropriate posion.
LINE TRIMMER
FITTING NYLON LINE CUTTING HEAD
1. Align hole in adapter plate with hole in the shaand install Allen Key.
2. Thread cuer head onto sha(turning it an-clockwise) unl it is ght. Remove locking tool.
BRUSHCUTTER
FITTING THE METAL BLADE
1. Install holder A, the blade , holder B, teeth washer, in this order
2. Then clamp with the le-hand thread nut.
3. Align hole of gear case and holder A, and insert Allen Key.
4. Rotate blade-fastening nut with spanner in clockwise direcon unl securely ghtened.
5. Install the Pin 2×16 and split legs to secure.
WARNING
EXCESSIVE VIBRATION OF THE BLADE INDICATES IT HAS NOT BEEN INSTALLED CORRECTLY.
STOP THE ENGINE IMMEDIATELY, CHECK THE BLADE INSTALLATION AND RE-INSTALL CORRECTLY. AN
INCORRECTLY INSTALLED BLADE CAN CAUSE INJURY.

OPERATION
DANGER
All Hedge Trimmers can throw debris, metal or small objects as well as material being cut. Do not allow
anyone to enter the operang DANGER ZONE with you. The danger zone is an area 15 metres in radius
Insist that persons in the RISK ZONE beyond the danger zone wear eye protecon from thrown objects. If
the unit must be used where there are unprotected people, operate at a low throle speed to reduce the
risk of thrown objects.
DANGER ZONE WITHIN 15 METRES - RISK ZONE GREATER THAN 15 METRES
GENERAL USE
WARNING
Prior to using the machine, ensure all hardware (bolts, screws & nuts) are securely ghtened.
Operate the trigger with your right hand & hold the D-Handle with your lehand.
The trigger increases and decreases the power of the engine to the aachment, increasing the
revoluon/reciprocaon of the aachment.
WORKING PLAN
Limit the amount of me the product is used connuously to a maximum of 40 minutes per session.
Leave the machine to rest between sessions for between 10-20 minutes.
Total amount of work performed per day with the machine, should be limited to 120 minutes maximum.
Connuous use of the machine can cause “Repeve Stress Injury (RSI)”. If you feel discomfort, redness or
swelling of your hands and fingers or any other body part, consult your doctor.
Check local regulaons for sound level and hours of operaon constraints.
Never transport the machine, whilst the engine is running.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

LINE TRIMMER
Always keep a firm grip with both hands during operaon
The machine should be held ata comfortable posion, with the triggerhandle athip height. Adjustthe
harness to suit.
Maintain a firm foong in case the machine hits a solid object& kicks back
Cuttall grass from the top down to preventgrass wrapping around the shahousing & strong head, which
may cause overheang and damage. If grass becomes entangled, stop the engine completely and remove
the grass.
The line trimmerhead rotates in an ANTI-CLOCKWISE direcon. The knife, located on the leside of the guard,
ensures yournylon line is operang atthe correct length foropmum trimming.
NOTE: Nylon line which is too long orthe incorrect diameter(Recommended 2.5mm), will cause excess wear
to the engine and clutch components, notcovered by the manufacturer’s warranty.
It is recommended thatthe head is lted, so the nylon line cung circle is moving away from the userand
guard/shield. This will enable debris to be thrown away from the user.
TRIMMING
This is feeding the trimmercarefully into the material you wish to cut. Tilt the head slowly to direct debris
away from you. If cung up to a barriersuch as fence, wall ortree, approach from an angle where any debris
ricocheng offthe barrier, will flyaway from you. Move the line head slowly unl the grass is cutrightup the
barrier, butdo notjam (over-feed) the line into the barrier
If trimming up to a wire mesh orchain linked fence, be careful to feed only up to the fence. If you go too far,
the line will snap offaround the fence.
Trimming can be done to cutthrough weed stems one ata me. Place the trimmerline head nearthe boom
of the weed, neverhigh up, which could cause the weed to chaer and catch the line. Ratherthan cutthe
weed right through, justuse the very end of the line to wearthrough the stem slowly.
SCALPING AND EDGING
Both of these are done with the line head lted ata steep angle.
Scalping is removing top growth leaving the earthbare.
Edging is trimming the grass back where it has spread overa path ordriveway.
During edging and scalping, hold the unit ata steep angle and in a posion where the debris and any dislodged
dirt and stones will notcome back towards you, even if it ricochets offthe hard surface.
WARNING
DO NOT use a metal blade forscalping oredging
WARNING
DO NOT trim any area where there maybe strands of fencing wire. Do notcutwhere you cannotsee whatthe
cung tool is cung.

BRUSHCUTTER
Always keep a firm grip with both hands during operaon
The machine should be held ata comfortable posion, with the triggerhandle athip height. Adjustthe
harness to suit.
Maintain a firm foong in case the machine hits a solid object& kicks back.
Do notuse the metal blade nearfencing, posts, buildings orotherimmoveable objects – use the nylon
head.
Bestresults are obtained if you cutfrom right to le, in a broad sweeping moon.
If a hard objectis struck, immediately stop the machine and inspect fordamage.
WARNING
DO NOT use the putthe metal blade into contact with Ulity Wires, Metal Stakes, Rubber, Masonry, Rocks,
Fences, and Trees.
DANGER
DO NOT cutwith a dull, cracked ordamaged metal blade.
Before cung, inspect forobstrucons. If an obstrucon cannotbe removed, mark its locaon clearly so you
can avoid it during operaon.
Rocks & metal can dull ordamage a blade. Wires can wrap around the blade head orbe thrown in the air.
SCYTHING WEEDS
This is cung by swinging the blade in a level arc. Itcan quickly clearareas of field grass and weeds. Scything
should notbe used to cutlarge, tough weeds orwoody growths.
Scything can be done in both direcons, orjustin one way which results in the debris being thrown away from
you. This is done by using the side of the blade that it is rotang away from you. Tilt the blade downwards
slightly, on this same side .You will be hit by some debris if you scythe in both direcons
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

PRUNER
WARNING
The Pruner is supplied with a low KICKBACK chain, however somemes kick back can occur, so always hold
the unit firmly in two hands. The Kickback danger zone on your Pruner is the upper part of the nose of the
guide bar. Never saw using this part of the guide bar, which poses a significant risk for kickback.
Posion the hook located on the boom of the head against the branch, to reduce the risk of the pruner
jerking forward.
Ensure the chain is running in the correct direcon.
Thin branches can be removed with a single cut, but if the branch is long, it is preferable to cut it in several
pieces, moving towards the main trunk of the tree.
Always check for any damage before each use and replace a damaged chain immediately, with an
approved replacement part.
Before every use, check the level of the chain oil in the reservoir.
During use, check the tension of the chain. (See Maintenance Secon For Instrucon)
Always fit the supplied blade guard when the Pruner Aachment is not in use.
For larger branches, the 3-point method should be used to prevent breakage.
Do not work at an angle, higher than 60 degree’s, there is a danger of being injured by branches falling
without warning. Also be careful not to trip over grounded branches.
Top
Cung
Direcon
3-point cung method for larger branches
Do not work at an angle over 60 degree’s
Posion cung
hook against branch

HEDGECUTTER
To adjust the angle of the Hedgecuer, loosen the locking lever; rotate the Hedgecuer head to the
desired angle. Tighten the locking lever to the adjuster; ensuring blade is secure, before operang.
Always have a firm foong and use two hands to hold the machine
It is advisable to cut a hedge from the boom up, sweeping the cuer head in an arc as you move along
the hedge. The double edged cuer blades allow cung of your hedge in both direcons.
To cut the top of the hedge, adjust the cuer head to a horizontal posion. Hold the cuer head at an
angle of 0-10 degrees as you sweep the head in an arc across the top of your hedge, towards the outside
to allow cungs to fall to the ground.
Pay special aenon to hedges which are posioned along wire fencing. If the cung blades make
contact with the fence, damage may occur.
Do not use the Hedgecuer Aachment for periods greater than 45 minutes. Take a break for 10-15
minutes or aer using one tank of fuel.
If the blade comes into contact with a stone, wire or other foreign object, stop immediately and check for
any damage to the blades immediately.
Do not aempt to remove any twigs or branches jammed in the cuer blades, without first turning the
engine off.
Always check for any damage before each use and replace a damaged blade immediately, with an
approved replacement part. A
Always fit the supplied blade guard when the Hedgecuer Aachment is not in use.
TIGHTENED
LOOSENED
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

FUEL & OIL MIXTURE
Fuel & its vapors are very flammable. Do not use or fuel the machine near a flame, sparks or while smoking.
Allow the engine to cool for more than 2 minutes, before re-fueling. Never fuel the machine with the engine
running. Fuel the engine at least 3 metres away from your work area. Always fuel your machine outdoors.
Use good quality unleaded fuel which contains NO ETHANOL or METHANOL. Use Branded 89 octane or higher
unleaded fuel, known to be of good quality.
Fuel which is older than 30 days old can become stale and cause acid & gum deposits in the fuel system or
essenal carburetor components. This could result in starng issues which would not be covered by your
manufacturer’s warranty.
To keep fuel fresh, we recommend you use Handy Parts – Sure Start Garden Machinery Fuel Addive which is
available in 250ml boles, for 25 litres of fuel.
Helps makes machines easier to start
Extends shelf life of petrol up to 2 years
Keeps carburetor & engine clean
Reduces emissions & increases fuel economy
Only use 2-stroke air cooled engine oil. DO NOT USE automove or marine oil.
It is recommended that you use a Fuel Mixing Bole, to ensure the correct fuel mixture is used with your
machine. We recommend Handy Parts item HP-120. The fuel mixture should be shaken prior to entering the
machine fuel tank.
Mix only the quanty you require to complete your specific task.
FUEL MIXTURE RATIO - 40:1 (UNLEADED PETROL 40:1 2-STROKE MINERAL OIL)
IF USING SYNTHETIC OR SEMI SYNTHETIC OIL, CONSULT THE OIL MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS
40:1 FUEL MIXTURE RATIO
Unleaded
Petrol – litre
Two-Stroke
Mineral Oil - ml
1
25
2
50
3
75
4
100
5
125
Unscrew the machine fuel cap slowly and fill the fuel tank with your fuel mixture to a maximum of 80%
capacity. This will allow for fuel tank expansion.
Fasten the fuel cap ghtly, being careful not to cross-thread. This will also prevent loosening through vibraon
during use.
Wipe away any spillage, with an appropriate material.
If the machine has connued leaks, the product should not be started. Never use the machine with damaged
ignion cable or spark plug cap, as there is a risk of sparks.
IMPORTANT
Ensure that any stored petrol/oil mixture is clearly marked in a separate appropriate canister for a maximum
of 4-6 weeks.
If the machine is not going to be used for a long period, drain the mixture from the fuel tank, start the engine
and drain the carburetor of any remaining fuel. (See Maintenance for further instrucon)
Dispose of any unwanted 2-stroke mixture at an authorised recycling point.

ENGINE STARTING & STOPPING PROCEDURE
STARTING A COLD ENGINE
1. Place the machine onto a flat, firm surface.
2. Keep the cung head offof the ground and clearo f any surrounding objects
3. Move the stop switch to "START" posion
4. Give a gentle push on the primerpump repeatedly (7-10 mes) unl fuel comes into the primerpump.
5. Pull the Choke Leverup to close the choke
6. Whilst holding the machine down with yourleft hand, away from the engine and pull the engine recoil starterrope
vigorously, unl the engine false starts.
(DO NOT LET THE RECOIL STARTER ROPE RETRACT BY ITSELF, FEED THE ROPE BACK INTO THE HOUSING)
7. Push the choke leverdownwards (excessive cranking with choke leverup will cause the engine to flood, making it
difficult to start.)
8. Pull starter handle unl engine starts.
9. Allow engine to warm up for a few minutes before using.
STARTING A WARM ENGINE
1. Move the switch to "START" posion
2. If the fuel tank was run dry on previous operaon, follow steps 3-7 of cold startprocedure.
3. Whilst holding the machine down with yourlehand, away from the engine and p ull the engine recoil starterrope
vigorously, unl the engine false starts.
STOPPING THE ENGINE
1. Move the stop switch to the “STOP” posion
WARNING
Do not cut where you cannot see what the cung tool is cung. DO NOT use the put the metal blade into contact with
Ulity Wires, Metal Stakes, Rubber, Masonry, Rocks, Fences, and Trees.
DANGER
DO NOT cut with a dull, cracked ordamaged blade. Before cung, inspect forobstrucons. If an obstrucon cannot be
removed, mark its locaon clearly so you can avoid it during operaon. Rocks & metal can dull ordamage a blade. Wires
can wrap around the blade head orbe thrown in the air.
Choke Closed
Cold Start
Posion
Choke Open
Warm Start or
Run Posion
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MAINTENANCE, CLEANING & STORAGE
WARNING
Improper maintenance & storage of the machine may void your warranty. Keep the machine clean for beer and safer
performance.
MAINTENANCE
Before each use, check all nuts & bolts to be sure they are sufficiently ghtened.
We recommend only manufacturer original parts are used when maintaining this machine. Failure to do so could
invalidate your manufacturer’s warranty.
The engine must be switched off, with the spark plug cap removed, before the machine is unassembled, cleaned,
serviced or maintained.
POWER UNIT
ADJUSTING CARBURETOR
Do not adjust carburetor unless necessary. If you have trouble with the carburetor, see your dealer. Improper adjustment
may cause engine damage and void warranty.
SPARK PLUG
Do not aempt to remove the plug from a hot engine in order to avoid possible damage to the threads.
Clean or replace the plug if fouled with heavy oily deposits.
Replace the plug if the center electrode is worn or rounded at the end.
The spark gap should be 0.6-0.7mm (.023".028")
HEDGECUTTER
BLADES
The cung blades can be protected and kept lubricated by periodically applying Maintenance Lubricang Oil.
If a gap exists between the upper & lower blades, follow the below steps to adjust them, so that they are closer together
and cung to their opmum performance.
Loosen locknut (A) as shown below, with a spanner.
Tighten screw (B) fully, and then loosen by a half rotaon with a screwdriver.
While holding the screw in posion with a screwdriver, ghten the locknut with a spanner.
Check to make sure, flat washer (C) is loose enough to be turned by your finger.
Tightening the screw too ghtly may make it impossible for the blades to move. Conversely, not ghtening the screw
sufficiently may make the blades feel dull and cause leaves and branches to become caught in the blades.
GEAR CASE
The gears are lubricated by Mul-purpose Lithium based grease in the gear case. Inputnew grease EVERY 25 HOURS of use
or more often, depending on the use condions.
When adding lubricant, use a grease gun to insert the grease into the three grease nipples located on the gear case.

LINE TRIMMER
REPLACING YOUR NYLON LINE
1. Cut 3 metres of 2.5mm diameter Nylon Line.
2. Align the arrows on the feed/bump knob with the eyelets.
3. Feed the line into the feed pipe (supplied).
4. Feed the feed pipe & line in through the first eyelet and out of the second eyelet.
5. Remove the feed pipe and put in a safe place.
6. Pull the nylon line unl you have two equal lengths.
7. Now rotate the feed/bump knob CLOCKWISE, to wind the nylon line into the head.
8. Stop when you have 150mm of nylon line protruding from both eyelets.
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PRUNER
CHAIN TENSION
Periodically during use, check the tension of the chain. It is important to maintain proper chain tension. Incorrect chain
tension can cause the guide bar to wear and the chain to come off. To check the chain tension:
Switch the engine off
Wear work gloves
The chain must fit snugly against the underside of the guide bar.
You should be able to pull the chain away from the guide bar, 5-6mm or pull the chain along the guide bar by hand.
A new chain has to be tensioned more oen than an older chain that has been used for some me.
CHAIN SHARPENING
A well sharpened chain will provide many cuts, with very lile effort. Do not work with a dull or damaged chain, due to it
increasing the effort required from the user, provide poor results and a higher rate of wear. Please regularly:
Clean the chain
Check for cracks in the link and damaged rivets
Replace damaged or worn components of the chain and ensure new parts match the specificaon of the original
chain.
If your chain needs sharpening, a 5/32” chain file should be used. We recommend the use of Handy Parts HP-106 or
alternavely, contact your local Approved Dealer to undertake the sharpening. Incorrectly sharpened chains can
increase the risk of Kickback, with resulng injuries.
A new chain should be broken in for about 2-3 minutes. Aer this period of me, check the chain tension.
CHAIN LUBRICATION
For effecve and reliable operaon of your Pruner Aachment, ensure you use specifically formulated and designed
Chainsaw Oil. Never use a chain without lubricaon, if used dry the aachment coul d be irretrievably damaged within a
short me.
To fill the oil tank, thoroughly clean the oil filler cap and the area around it to ensure that no dirt fails inside the tank .
Posion the aachment so that the tank opening faces up. Fill with chain oil, being careful not to spill or overfill. Clean
up any overspill.
To check that the chain is being lubricated sufficiently, it must always throw some oil off. Run the machine at medium
speed over cardboard or newspaper. The machine will deposit oil onto the cardboard or newspaper if operang
correctly.
Aer each use clean any oil or saw dust out of the area under the plasc cover with a brush or compressed air. Be
especially sure to clean out the oil duct.
Oil Duct
CHAIN TENSIONER

GUIDE BAR
Turn the Guide Bar over, each me you sharpen or replace the chain. This will help prevent one sided wear, especially
at the nose & underside of the bar.
Regularly clean the bar, especially the chain groove.
CHAIN SPROCKET
A every second chain is replaced, the drive sprocket should also be replaced. To change the drive sprocket, remove
the securing nut from the drivesh , followed by the drive sprocket. If difficult to remove, try using a penetra ng
lubricant. Repos on the replacement parts on the drivesh and secure with the securing nut.
CLEANING
Keep your machine clean.
Thoroughly clean the machine at the end of each use, paying par ular a n on to cu ngs in and around the guard and
cu ng tool.
AIR FILTER
Accumulated dust in the air filter will reduce engine efficiency. Increase fuel consump on and allow abrasive par les
to pass into the engine. Remove the air filter as o n as necessary to maintain in a clean cond on.
Light surface dust can readily be removed by tapping the filter. Heavy deposits should be washed out in suitable
solvent.
Remove the filter cover by loosening air filter cover knob.
FUEL FILTER
The fuel tank is d with a filter. It is situated at the free end of fuel pipe and can be picked out through the fuel filler
neck, with a piece of hooked wire or similar.
Check the fuel filter periodically. Do not allow dust to enter into the fuel tank. A clogged filter will cause difficulty in
sta ng the engine or abnormali es in engine performance.
When the filter is dirty, replace the filter.
When the inside of the fuel tank is dirty, it can be cleaned by rinsing the tank out with petrol.
STORAGE
For years of trouble free service, make sure the machine is clean and dry before storing.
Before storing, clean the machine thoroughly as indicated above.
Store indoors or in a safe, locked protected area during severe weather and winter months.
DO NOT STORE in an enclosed area, where fuel vapors can reach an open hot flame.
DO NOT STORE fuel in the machine. Ensure fuel is removed from the fuel tank and carburetor.
If storing for an extended period, inspect, clean and repair the machine if necessary. Remove all fuel from the fuel tank.
Start the engine, this will remove all fuel from the carburetor and fuel lines. Remove the spark plug, pour a small
quan ty of 2-stroke oil into the spark plug hole of the cylinder and re-seat spark plug. Store in a clean, dry, dust free
area.
DO NOT STORE fuel for longer than 30 days. Fuel can become stale and cause damage to the engine carburetor, which is
not covered by the machines manufacturer’s warranty.
CHAIN SPROCKET
ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTION MANUAL