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Turn the attachment so “This Side Up For STORAGE” is up. 2. Insert the attachment into frame opening, with the orientation identified on the label. 3. The edge of the attachment will be supported by a bracket under the frame. 4. Secure the attachment by forcing it upward and rotating it so the pin on the frame will insert into the slot on the attachment. Slot Support Rod Front Flow Attachment Figure 10 E Tips for Using your Walk Behind Blower WARNING Read the Operator’s manual. Know location and functions of all controls. Keep all safety devices and shields in place. Never allow children or uninstructed adults to operate the blower. Keep bystanders away from machine. Keep away from the fan intake opening and discharge chute, as the fan is rotating and can cause severe injury. • Blowing leaves is best performed when conditions are dry. • To clear a very large and/or heavy pile of leaves, make two passes: First point the directional adjustment upward to move the top of the pile. Then point the directional adjustment downward to move the base of the pile. • When clearing leaves, always pay attention to natural wind direction and blow the leaves the same direction as the natural wind. • To clear a small area, corral the leaves in the center by circling several times around the perimeter of the area. • To clear a large area, move the leaves from one side to the other by making back and forth passes. • Before starting a cleaning project, plan how the leaves will be collected and disposed. 11 Maintenance • Save all instructions A Maintenance Schedule WARNING Before performing any maintenance, turn engine off and remove the wire from the spark plug to prevent accidental starting and serious injury. IMPORTANT: The warranty on this blower does not cover items that have been subjected to operator abuse or negligence. To receive full value from the warranty, the operator must maintain the blower as instructed in this manual, and only use genuine replacement parts. The following table lists required periodic maintenance. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE TABLE Service Records- Fill in dates as you complete regular service Before Each Use After Every 10 Hours of Use After Every 25 Hours of Use After Every 50 Hours of Use After Every 100 Hour of Use Before Each Season Before Storage See Note Below Check Engine Oil Level, Fill to Proper Level v v Clean Debris From Unit v v v Lubricate All Pivot Points v v v Check Fasteners for Tightness v v 1 Check Fuel Line Replace if Necessary v v Lubricate Wheel Axles v v v Check Spark Plug Replace if Necessary v v Change Engine Oil v v v 2,3 Clean Air Filter Replace if Necessary v v 4 Replace Spark Plug v Clean Combustion Deposits from Cylinder, Piston, and Valves v CAUTION IMPORTANT NOTES about Maintenance schedule 1. Re-check tightness of all fasteners after first 2 hours of initial use. 2. Change engine oil after first 5-8 hours of initial use. 3. Change oil every 25 hours if operating in dusty conditions or in high temperatures. 4. Clean air filter every 10 hours if operating under dusty conditions. Use only GENUINE replacement parts. Other parts may damage the unit or result in injury. WARNING 12 Maintenance (Continued) • Save all instructions B How to Change the Engine Oil NOTE: Refer to Figure 11 when following the steps below: 1. Stop the engine and let it cool. 2. Disconnect spark plug wire from the spark plug. 3. Insert a flat pan under the blower, underneath the oil drain plug and frame hole. 4. Remove oil dipstick. (See Figure 3) 5. Remove the oil drain bolt and washer. 6. Allow all oil to drain through the frame hole into the pan. IMPORTANT: Used oil is a hazardous waste. Place oil in a sealed container and take to your local recycling center. Do NOT discard with household waste. 7. Replace and tighten the oil drain plug and washer. 8. To re-fill engine with oil, see engine preparation section “How to Check Oil and Fill to Proper Level.” Drain Plug and Washer Frame Hole Figure 11 C How to Clean the Air Filter A dirty air filter will restrict air intake. Regular maintenance of air cleaner will help improve engine performance and reduce emissions. Never clean air filter with gasoline or an easy ignited solvent because it may cause explosion. IMPORTANT: Only use replacement air filter from the manufacturer. To order spare parts call us at 1-800-737-2112 NOTE: Refer to Figure 12 when following steps below: 1. Remove the outer wing nut, washer, and air filter cover. 2. Remove the inner wing nut, and the air filter. IMPORTANT: Use care when removing the air filter so dirt and debris does not fall into the carburetor. NOTE: Air filter is made up of an outer foam element and an inner paper element. 3. Separate the outer foam element from the inner paper element. 4. Check the inside of the paper element for dirt or debris. 5. Check both elements for tears. NOTE: If the inner paper element is dirty or if either element is torn, replace with a new air filter from the manufacturer. 6. Cle...

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