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  • Page 1

    STI GA PA RK PRO 20 PRO 16 ROYAL PRESID ENT SENATOR 8211-0276-02[...]

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    P ARK 19 20 2 3 4 6 5 1 16 1. 2. 3.[...]

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    P ARK 11 9 10 7 11 9 8 14 7 15 13 7 14 8 9 12 16 15 7 14 11 9 13 14 11 8 9 16 15 7 13 7 14 8 9 12 16 15 18 17 4. Senato r 5. President 6. Royal 7. Pro 16 8. Pro 18 9. Pro 20[...]

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    P ARK 1 2 OPEN 2 1 10. 12. 14. Royal 16. 11 . 13. Senator - President 1 5 .P r o1 6-P r o1 8-P r o2 0 17. Royal[...]

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    P ARK 0.75 mm 18. P ro 1 6 - Pro 18 - Pro 2 0 19. Senato r - President 20. Royal 2 1 .P r o1 6-P r o1 8-P r o2 0 22. P ro 1 8 - Pro 20 23. 24. Senat or - President 2 5 .R o y a l-P r o1 6-P r o1 8-P r o2 0[...]

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    P ARK MAX 26. 27. 28. 29a. Presi dent - Ro yal 29b. Pr o 16 - P ro 18 - Pro 20[...]

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    8 ENGLISH GB GENERAL This symbol indicates W ARNING . Per- sonal injury and/or dam age to pr operty may result if the instr uctions are not foll owe d caref ully . Y ou must rea d these i nstructions for use and t he acco mpanying pa mphlet “SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS” careful- ly , be for e s ta rti ng up t he ma chin e. SYMBOLS The fo llowing sym bo[...]

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    9 ENGLISH GB tem. The re are 3 p ositions: 1. P eda l r elea sed – ser vic e bra ke no t act iv at ed. 2. Ped al depr essed h alfway – forwa rd drive d isenga ged. Serv- ice bra ke no t act iv ated . 3. Pedal fully depr essed – for- war d driv e dis engage d. Se rvi ce bra k e fu lly act ivated . 4. P ARKING BRAKE An inhi bito r that ca n loc[...]

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    10 ENGLISH GB tion t o o perati ng posit ion 2, th e spo tlight i s ac ti- vated. Th is uses up batte ry power . Do not l eave the machine with the k ey in position 2 (applies to Pro16-Pro18- Pro20 ). 10. GEAR L EVER (Senator) A lever for sel ecting on e of the five forw ard gear s in the gea rbox (1- 2-3- 4-5), neut ral (N) or re verse (R). The cl[...]

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    11 ENGLISH GB just ment of a rear ra ke (avai lable as an acce ssor y ). T h es w i t c hi su s e dt or a i s ea n dl o w e rt h e rear r ake. Conn ection cab les for the ra ke are loc ated to the rea r of the mac hine , to th e le ft on t he top of t he bump er (Pro16 a nd Pro 18 are pre pared for a re ar rake). 18. SAND SPREADER (Pro 2 0) The ma [...]

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    12 ENGLISH GB ST ART AND OPERA TING ENGINE CASING T o inspect an d maintain t he engine an d batter y , re- move the e n gine ca sing as follows: 1. Unsc rew t he fuel c ap/f uel ga uge. 2. Caref ully li ft off the engin e casing (fi g. 10). Ass e mb ly: 1. Mak e sure th at the f ront part of the c asing fi ts int o the track in t he U-shap ed atta[...]

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    13 ENGLISH GB to mov e, rel ease t he d rive pe dal – th e mac hine must st o p (a pplies to Presiden t, Royal, Pr o16, Pro18, Pro 20). - press the d rive peda l so th at the ma chine s tarts to mov e, eng age th e crui se cont rol, lift y our weigh t off the seat – the m achine m ust stop ( ap- plies t o Ro yal, Pro 16, Pro18, Pro 20). - press[...]

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    14 ENGLISH GB whe el wh en th e m ac hi ne sta nds comp le te ly st il l and the accessor y is i n the lo wered w orkin g po- siti o n. The st eeri ng is adap ted in o rde r to produ ce b etter results at a norma l wor king spe ed. Even when t he engine i s not runnin g, the stee ring wor ks . How ev er , it is ha rde r to tu rn in th is ca se, i f[...]

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    15 ENGLISH GB Th e eng in e oi l ma y be ve ry wa rm if it is drained of f directly after the en gine is shut off. T herefo re, al low t he e ngine to cool a few minutes before draining the oil . 1. Oil d rain pi pe ( metal ): Unscre w the oil dra in plug at the e nd of the pipe . Let the oil run out into a collection vessel. Th en tak e th e oil t[...]

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    16 ENGLISH GB che ck the sp ark of the s parki ng plug (s) (f ig. 23 ). Clean t he spark ing plug aft er every 100 h our s of opera tion o r once a s easo n. For repl aci ng a spa rk- ing p lu g, a sp ar k ing p lu g sle ev e A an d a to rs ion pin B are pr ovide d in the a ccesso ries bag . The e ngine manu factu rer r ecomm ends: Senator-Preside [...]

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    17 ENGLISH GB STEERING CHAINS (Pro16 - P ro18 - Pro20) Adjust the ste ering chai ns after eve ry 50 hours of opera tion . Put the mac hine in the stra ight-ah ead position. T ensi on the st eeri ng chai ns by tig hteni ng up t he nuts tha t are located on the unde rside of the art icu- lated ste ering j oint (fi g. 27). T ension un til a ll play is[...]