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    EN (2-27) FR (28-53) ES (54-79)[...]

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    Englis h - - - 2 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 SYMBOL E XPLANA T ION This pr oduct is in acc ordanc e with applic able EC directiv es . Nois e emis s ion to the envi ronment ac c ordi ng to the Europe an Community ’s Dire ct iv e. The mac hine’s emission is specified in the T echni cal dat a sec tion and on label. Sound pres s ure lev el at 7,5 met[...]

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    Englis h - - - 3 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 CONT ENT S Cont ent s KEY T O SYMBOLS Sy mbols 2 ..................... .... CONTENTS Contents 3 .................... .... Note the followi ng before star ting 3 .... WHA T IS WHAT? What is w hat? 4 ................... GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Important 5 ........................ Pers onal protec tiv e eq[...]

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    Englis h - - - 4 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 WHA T IS WHA T? 1. Blade 16. Air filter c ov er 2. Gr ease filler cap 17. Handle adjus tment 3. Bev el gear 18. Loc k ing nut 4. Cutting attac hment guard 19. Support flange 5. Shaft 20. Support c up 6. Loop handle 21. Driv e dis c 7. Throttle c ontrol 22. Trimmer head 8. Stop s witc h 23. Soc ket s panner[...]

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    Englis h - - - 5 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 GENERAL SAF ETY PRECAUTIONS IMPORT ANT! A c learing s aw, brushc utte r or tr immer c an be danger ous if us ed inc or - rec tly or c ar eles sly, and can c aus e s erious or fata l injury t o the oper ator or other s. It is extr emely impor tant that y ou read a nd un - ders tand the contents of this oper[...]

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    Englis h - - - 6 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 GENERAL SAF ETY PRECAUTIONS CLOT HING Wear clothes made of a str ong fabric and avoid loos e c lothing that c an c atc h on shr ubs and branc hes . Alway s wear heav y, long pants. D o not wear jewelr y, shorts sandals or go barefoot. Secure hair so it is above s houlder lev el. FIRST AID KIT A firs t aid [...]

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    Englis h - - - 7 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 GENERAL SAF ETY PRECAUTIONS Stop swi tch Make s ure the engine s tops w hen y ou push and hold the s top s witc h. Cutt ing a tt achment guard This guar d is intended to pr ev ent loos e objects from being thrown tow ards the operator . The guar d als o protec ts the operator from ac c idental contac t w i[...]

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    Englis h - - - 8 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 GENERAL SAF ETY PRECAUTIONS WA RN IN G: B ear i n mind that : Engin e exhaust fumes contai n car - bon monoxi de, which can c ause carbon monoxid e poisoning. For this r eason you shou ld not st art or run the machine i ndoors, or any - where that is poorly ve ntilated. The exhau st f umes fr om th e engi [...]

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    Englis h - - - 9 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 GENERAL SAF ETY PRECAUTIONS Chec k the c utting attac hment for damage or cr ack s . A damaged cutting attac hment should alw ay s be r eplaced. Shar penin g grass cut ters and grass blades S See the cut ting atta chment pack agi ng for cor rec t s harpening ins truc tio ns. S harpen blades and cut ters us[...]

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    Englis h - - - 10 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 ASSEMBL Y Fittin g the h arnes s Proper har ness and handlebar adjus t- ments mus t be made w ith the engine c om- pletely s topped before us ing unit. Fit ti ng the har ness clamp S Plac e the upper harnes s c lamp ov er the shaft and pos ition the low er har ness clamp under the s haft. Align the upper [...]

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    Englis h - - - 11 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 ASSEMBL Y Fitting a bla de guar d, gra ss blade a nd gra ss c utter S Hook t he blade guar d/c ombination guar d (A) on to the fitt ing on the shaf t and sec ur e with the bolt. CAUTION! Us e the rec ommended blade guard. See t he T echnic al data s ec tion. S Fit the driv e dis c (B ) on the output shaf [...]

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    Englis h - - - 12 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 ASSEMBL Y Fittin g the trimmer guard and trimmer he ad S Fit the c orrec t trimmer guard ( A) for us e with the trimmer head. H ook the tr immer guard/c ombination guard onto t he fitting on the shaft and s ec ure with the bolt (D ). S Fit the driv e disc (B) on the output s haft. S Turn the shaft until o[...]

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    Englis h - - - 13 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 FUEL HANDLING Fuel safet y Nev er s tart t he machine: 1. If y ou hav e s pilled f uel on it. Wipe off the spilla ge and allow remai ning fuel t o evapo - rate. 2. If y ou hav e s pilled f uel on y ours elf or y our cloth es, c han ge your c lot hes . Wash any part of y our body tha t has c ome in c ontac[...]

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    Englis h - - - 14 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 FUEL HANDLING S Alwa ys star t by f lling half the amount of the petrol t o be us ed. The n add the ent ire amount of oil. Mix (s hak e) t he fuel mixt ure. Add the remaining a mount of pet rol. S Mix ( shak e) t he fuel mix ture thor oughly before filling t he machine’s fuel t ank. S Do not mix more th[...]

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    Englis h - - - 15 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 ST ARTI NG AND STOPPING Check befo re startin g S Chec k the blade to ens ur e that no c rac k s have formed a t the bott om of the teeth o r by the centre hole. The m os t common rea- son w hy c rac k s are fo rmed is t hat s harp cor ners hav e be en formed at the bot tom of the teet h while s har penin[...]

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    Englis h - - - 16 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 ST ARTI NG AND STOPPING CAUTION! Do not pull the s tar ter c ord all the way out and do not let go of the star ter handle when the c ord is f ully ex tended. This c an damage the machine. NOTE: If engine dies , r eturn blue engine chok e lev er to the clos ed pos ition and repeat s tarting s teps. W arm e[...]

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    Englis h - - - 17 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 WORKING TECHNIQUES Gene ral wor king instr uctions IMPORT ANT! Th is sect ion d escri be s th e bas ic safe ty pre- caut ions for w ork ing w ith trimmer s. I f y ou enco unter a s ituation w here y ou are unc er - tain how to pr oc eed you s hould as k an ex - pert. Contact your serv icing deale r . Avoi[...]

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    Englis h - - - 18 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 WORKING TECHNIQUES Clear ing S The clear ing tec hnique removes all un- wanted v egetation. Keep the trimmer head just abov e the ground and tilt it. Let the end of the trimmer line strik e the ground around trees , posts , s tatues and the like. CAUTION! This tec hnique incr eases the wear on t he trimme[...]

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    Englis h - - - 19 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 WORKING TECHNIQUES Sweep ing S The fan effect of t he rotating line c an be used for quic k and eas y clearing up. Hold the tr immer line parallel to and above the ar ea to be s wept and mov e the tool to and fr o. S When cutting and s w eeping you s hould use full thr ottle to obtain the best r esults . [...]

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    Englis h - - - 20 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 MAINTENANCE Ca rbure tor Y our H usqv arna pr oduct has been designed and manufactured to s pec ific ations t hat re- duce harmful emis sions . Af ter the engine has us ed 8 - - 10 tanks of fuel, the engine will be run - - in. T o ens ure that it c ontinues to r un at peak per formanc e and to minimiz e h[...]

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    Englis h - - - 21 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 MAINTENANCE W ARNING: The inside of the muffl er co ntain chemical s tha t may be carcinoge nic. Av oid contact with these elemen ts in th e event of a damage d muffler . WA RN IN G: B ear i n mind that : Engin e exhaust fumes contai n car - bon monoxi de, which can c ause carbon monoxid e poisoning. For [...]

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    Englis h - - - 22 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 MAINTENANCE Sha rpening gra ss cut ter s and gras s b lades S See the c utting att achment pac k aging for cor rec t s harpening ins truc tions . S Sharpen blades and cutter s us ing a single - - cut flat f ile. S Sharpen all edges equally t o maintain the balance of the blade. W ARNI NG: A lw ays di scar[...]

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    Englis h - - - 23 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 MAINTENANCE Ma inte nance s chedule The following is a lis t of the maintenanc e that mus t be per formed on the mac hine. Mos t of the items ar e desc ribed in t he Maintenance s ec tion. T he user mus t only c arr y out the main- tenance and s er vic e w ork des c ribed in this Operat or ’s Manual. Mo[...]

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    Englis h - - - 24 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 TECHNICAL DA T A Model 128RJ ( M10 LH arbor s haft thread) - - C entre hole in blades /c utters , ∅ 25,4 mm Appr oved accessories T ype Cut ting att achment guar d, part. n o. Gras s blade/gr as s c utter Gras s 255 - - 4 1 inch 503 93 42 - - 02 ( ∅ 250 4- - teeth) Trimmer head T25 537 33 83 - - 02 Pl[...]

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    Englis h - - - 25 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 DECLARA TION OF CONFORMIT Y EC D eclarati on of C onfor mity ( Only applies to Europe) We, H usqvarna A B , SE- - 56 1 82 Hu skvar na , Sw eden, T el: +46- - 36- - 146000, as author ised repres entativ e in the Community, declare that the brus hc utter model Husqvarna 128RJ from ser ial numbers 2009 - - 0[...]

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    Englis h - - - 26 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 T rim me r Hea d Line Loading Inst ruc tions 20 i 10 i 3m 6m 1 23 45 6 78 9[...]

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    Englis h - - - 27 545196786 Rev . 2 4/30/09 Pla sti c Bla des (T ri Cut) 12 3 4 5 6 7 8[...]