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Filling with Fuel
Always ensure good ventilation
when handling fuel.
Do not smoke when lling with
fuel and keep away from any
heat sources. Never ll with fuel
when the engine is running.
Open the tank cap carefully, so
any excess pressure present can
be relieved slowly.
Start the equipment min. 3 m
away from the fuel lling loca-
tion. Risk of re or explosion in
case of non-observance
Use only the fuel mix recommended
in the instructions. The fuel mix ages.
Therefore, do not use fuel mix that
is older than 3 months. In case of
non-observance, the engine can be
damaged and the guarantee will be
invalidated.
Avoid direct skin contact with
petrol and the inhalation of petrol
fumes. Health hazard!
The equipment is tted with a
two-stroke engine and therefore
operated exclusively with a mix
of petrol and two-stroke engine
oil in the ratio 40:1.
Table of fuel mixtures:
Petrol Grizzly two-stroke oil
1,00 litres 25 ml
3,00 litres 75 ml
5,00 litres 125 ml
Mixing
40 parts of petrol
+ 1 part of oil
• Use quality unleaded petrol with an
octane rating of at least 90.
• Optimum performance will be achieved
with the use of the Grizzly two-stroke
engine oil designed specically for the
equipment. If this is not available, use
super oil for air-cooled two-stroke en-
gines.
1. Prepare the petrol/oil mixture
in a clean canister intended for
use with petrol.
2. First ll in half of the petrol, then
all of the oil, then shake the
canister. Fill in the rest of the
petrol and shake the canister
again.
3. Remove the ller cap (28) and
ll the fuel mixture into the pet-
rol tank (6). Wipe spilled fuel
from around the ller opening
and replace the ller cap.
Putting on the Carrying Strap
Always wear a shoulder strap
when working with the equipment.
Always switch o the equipment
before loosening the shoulder
strap. Risk of accidents.
1. Put on the carrying strap (21).
2. Adjust the strap so the spring clip
is around 10 cm below the hip.
3. Fix the spring clip onto the lifting
ring (8) on the shaft tube of the
equipment.
Unhook the equipment before start-
ing the engine and x it to the carry-
ing strap with the engine running.
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