White Outdoor 393 Manual Do Utilizador

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Attaching Clutch Control Cable(s)
Forward Cable
Attach the end of the forward cable to the bracket 
underneath the handle assembly as follows. The 
forward clutch cable is the cable which is attached 
closer to the rear of the tiller.
Loosen the hex nut on the threaded rod near the 
end of the cable, and move it up the rod as far as it 
will go.
Unthread the rod from the rest of the cable. Hook 
the “Z” end of the rod into the bracket underneath 
the handle assembly from the right hand side.
Thread the rod back into the cable until the cable is 
straight. Do not tighten it enough to put any tension 
on the spring.
Thread the hex nut down against the end of cable. 
Use a pair of pliers and a wrench to lock the nut 
against the rod.
NOTE:  Do not overtighten control cable. Too much
tension may cause it to break when engaged.
Reverse Cable 
The reverse clutch cable is the cable which is attached 
closer to the front of the tiller. Attach the end of the 
reverse cable to the reverse tine drive clutch lever, 
above the handle assembly, in the same manner as 
you attached the forward cable. See Figure 4.
Figure 4
Final Clutch Adjustment
To check the clutch cable adjustment, proceed as 
follows.
Disconnect the spark plug wire and move it away 
from the spark plug to prevent accidental starting.
Engage and release the tine engagement handle, 
then the reverse tine engagement lever. If an 
excessive noise is heard when releasing either the 
tine drive clutch handle or lever, the cable may be 
too loose. Adjust either the forward or reverse 
clutch cable by loosening the hex nut, threading the 
rod into the cable one or two turns, then 
retightening the nut.
With tine engagement handle in neutral (released) 
as shown in Figure 5, pull the starter rope several 
times. The tines should not turn. If they turn 
forward, loosen the hex nut on the forward cable 
(underneath the handle assembly). If they turn 
toward the rear, loosen the hex nut on the reverse 
cable (above the handle assembly). Unthread the 
rod from the cable 2 or 3 turns. Retighten the hex 
nut, and check again for correct adjustment. See 
Figure 5.
Figure 5
Reverse Tine
Engagement Lever
Threaded
Rod
Hex Nut
Z End Hooked
in Bracket
Z End Hooked
in Bracket
Forward Tine
Engagement Handle
Hex Nut
Threaded
Rod
Reverse Tine
Engagement Lever
Forward Tine
Engagement Lever