Ryobi 232RD Manuel de l'opérateur télécharger pdf (Page 21)

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ASSEMBLY

Adjusting the harness and clearing

saw

Assembling and dismantling the

two-part shaft (225RD, 227RD,

232RD)

Quick release

On the front is an easily

accessible, quick release

catch. Use this if the engine

should catch fire or in any

other emergency situation

when you quickly need to

take off the harness and

machine.

Even load on the

shoulders

A well-adjusted harness and

clearing saw significantly

facilitates working. Adjust

the harness for the best

working position. Tension

the side straps so that the

weight is evenly distributed

across the shoulders.

Correct height

1) Forestry clearing

Adjust the carrier strap so

that the suspension hook

comes approximately 10

cm under the hip. The

blade should be angled

forward a little.

2)Grass clearing

The suspension hook

should hang

approximately 20 cm

under the hip so that the

blade is parallel to the

ground.

Correct balance

1)Forestry clearing

Move the suspension eye

forwards or backwards. If

the blade is balanced a 10-

20 cm above the ground it

is easier to avoid stones.

2)Grass clearing

Let the blade balance at a

comfortable clearing

height, i.e. close to the

ground.

!

WARNING!

When working with the clearing saw it

should always be hooked in the harness.

If this is not done, you cannot control the

clearing saw safely and this can result in

injury to yourself or someone else. Never

use a harness with a defective quick

release catch.

Assembling:

• Make sure the handle is

loose.

• Guide the cut-out on the

lower section of the shaft

into the coupling‘s

locking plate on the

upper section of the

shaft. The sections are

then locked together.

• Tighten the handle.

Dismantling

• Undo the handle (at least

three turns).

• Press the handle towards

the coupling.

• Carefully twist the lower

section out of the lock.

• Hold both parts of the

shaft and pull out the

lower section from the

coupling.

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