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The edger’s depth of cut is controlled by a 

combination of operator height, blade wear, 

and the positioning of the edger’s guide 

wheel.

1.  Loosen the guide wheel adjusting knob. 

See Figure 22.

2.  Raise or lower the guide wheel to the 

desired setting. See Figure 22a.

3.  Tighten the guide wheel adjusting knob 

firmly. See Figure 22.

 WARNING!

Never adjust the guide wheel while the 

engine is running.

NOTE:

Guide wheel adjustment is also required to 

compensate for blade wear.

 WARNING!

Use only Shindaiwa replacement edger 

blades.

General Maintenance

IMPORTANT! 

MAINTENANCE,  REPLACEMENT  OR 

REPAIR OF EMISSION CONTROL DEVICES 

AND  SYSTEMS  MAY  BE  PERFORMED 

BY  ANY  REPAIR  ESTABLISHMENT  OR 

INDIVIDUAL;  HOWEVER,  WARRANTY 

REPAIRS  MUST  BE  PERFORMED 

BY  A  DEALER  OR  SERVICE  CENTER 

AUTHORIZED  BY  Shindaiwa  Corporation 

THE  USE  OF  PARTS  THAT  ARE  NOT 

EQUIVALENT  IN  PERFORMANCE  AND 

DURABILITY  TO  AUTHORIZED  PARTS 

MAY  IMPAIR  THE  EFFECTIVENESS  OF 

THE  EMISSION  CONTROL  SYSTEM 

AND  MAY  HAVE  A  BEARING  ON  THE 

OUTCOME OF A WARRANTY CLAIM.

 WARNING!

Before performing any maintenance, 

repair or cleaning work on the unit, 

make sure the engine and cutting 

attachment are completely stopped. 

Disconnect the spark plug wire before 

performing service or maintenance 

work.

Check the edger blades condition frequent-

ly. If an edger blade’s performance changes 

suddenly, stop the engine and check the 

blade for cracks or other damage. Replace 

a damaged edger blade IMMEDIATELY!

 WARNING!



  Never repair a damaged edger 

blade by welding, straightening, or 

by modifying its shape. An altered 

edger blade may break during op-

eration, resulting in serious personal 

injury.



  The LE231 Edger is designed for 

use with a single, bar-type blade 

only.



  Blades are not interchangeable 

between Shindaiwa edgers and 

brushcutter models. Operating any 

unit with a blade or attachment 

not approved for that unit can be 

hazardous and may cause serious 

injury.

This unit must never be operated with a 

faulty or missing spark arrester or muf-

fler. Make sure the muffler is well secured 

and in good condition. A worn or damaged 

muffler is a fire hazard and may also cause 

hearing loss.

Keep the spark plug and wire connections 

tight and clean.

Make sure nuts, bolts, and screws (except 

carburetor adjusting screws) are tight.

 WARNING!

Non-standard parts may not operate 

properly with your unit and may cause 

damage and lead to personal injury.

Using non-standard replacement parts could 

invalidate your Shindaiwa warranty.