F. Depress the LOCK/OFF button with your right thumb. Squeeze the trigger with your index finger (Fig. 7). G. While the motor is running, activate the Chain Brake® by rolling your left hand forward against the lever. H. Chain and motor should stop abruptly. If the chain andWARNING: motor fail to stop when the Chain Brake® is engaged, take the saw to the nearest Authorized Service Center. Do not use the saw if the Chain Brake® is not in proper working order. EXTENSION CORDS When using an electric

Please come and visit us. te call your machine fhe PTO HORSE Model •BILT® Roto Tiller-Power Composter hout this Owner/Operator Manual and in r literature, we refer to your machine as the RSE Model”. The name aptly describes its se ruggedness, and it distinguishes this m the smaller ECONO-HORSE, PONY® and models, as well as from other models that n available in the past or that might be I in the future. tory dates back to the old Rototiller Corpo-5 company that introduced rear-tine rotary til

This places the transmission in the correct position to take a “Cold” oil level reading. 3. Allow the tiller to rest in this position for at least five minutes for a “Hot” reading or two hours for a “Cold” reading. (Allow more time if the air temperature is below 40 °F). 4. Clean the area around the tine attachment dipstick so that no debris will fall into the transmission. 6-8: Tine attachment dipstick markings. 5. Using a 9/16-inch wrench, remove the dipstick as shown in Photo 6-7. Wipe th

(Normal gap is 3".) 54 B. Single Tine Replacement 3. Raise the hood flap at the back of the tiller and tie it up with string. r A WARNING The tines or tine hood edges may be sharp. Wear thick gloves to protect your hands from cuts or scrapes. 1. Move the Wheels/Tines/PTO Drive Lever to NEUTRAL, the Wheel Speed Lever to either FAST or SLOW position, and the Tines/ PTO Clutch Lever to ENGAGE. 2. Gently tilt the tiller forward until the engine rests on the ground. C. Removing and Replacing

Your new PTO Horse Model tiller allows you to till and cultivate your garden with ease, and accomplish dozens of other property management projects as well. Its PTO capability allows it to power a variety of attachments, including a chipper/shredder and a generator. Your tiller is famous for its ruggedness, performance and high-quality engineering. We know you’ll enjoy using it. Please carefully read this Manual. It tells you how to safely and easily assemble, operate and maintain your machine.

Follow these safety practices to prevent injury from fire or explosion; • Never fill tank if engine is running or hot from use. Let engine and muffler cool down before refueling. • Do not permit open flames, sparks, matches or smoking in the fueling area. • Fill fuel tank outdoors in a well-ventilated area. Wipe up any fuel spills and move tiller away from fumes before starting the engine. • Use only an approved fuel container and lock it safely away from children. • Store fuel and the til

Set the handlebar base and bolt aside on a clean surface. The bolt hole in the top of the transmission is the gear oil fill hole. See Figure 5-9. 3. Slowly pour gear oil through a clean funnel into the transmission. Stop when gear oil begins to flow from the oil level check hole on the left side of the transmission (Figure 5-7). 4. Reinstall the oil level check plug. Tighten it securely. 5. Reinstall the handlebars using the mounting bolt previously removed. Align the handlebars so they poin

Check the level of the oil in your engine after every one-half hour of operation. . C- -- ■ Photo 4-27: Tilling on a moderate slope. (Don’t till on steep ground.) 37 »©ration Terrace Gardening If a slope is too steep or not long enough for vertical tilling, it may be necessary to till across the slope and create terraced rows. Terraces are rows that are cut into the side of a slope, creating a narrow, but flat area on which to plant. On a long slope, you can make several terraces, one belo

See Section 5. • Check for broken flywheel fins (under engine shroud). See Authorized Engine Dealer. • Check oil level for correct amount. 19 Engine Runs Erratically: • Water or dirt in gasoline or carburetor. • Carburetor may need adjustment. See Engine Manufacturer literature. • Spark plug fouled or dirty. Spark plug wire loose or damaged. See Section 5. • Loose or cracked carburetor. • Governor linkage not adjusted properly or binding. See Authorized Engine Service Dealer. Don’t atte

Make sure everyone is clear of machinery before starting the engine, engaging power, or operating the machine. EMPLOYEE TRACTOR OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Securely fasten your seat belt if the tractor has a 5. Watch where you are going, especially at row ROPS. ends, on roads, and around trees. 2. Where possible, avoid operating the tractor near 6. Do not permit others to ride. ditches, embankments, and holes. 7. Operate the tractor smoothly -no jerky turns, 3. Reduce speed when turning, crossing