Yard Machines 532 Operator's Manual
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8WARNING: This control mechanism is asafety device. Never attempt to bypass itsoperation.• With your right hand, grasp the starter handle andslowly pull the rope outward until the enginereaches the start of its compression cycle (the ropewill pull slightly harder at this point).• After slowly allowing the rope to recoil, pull the ropewith a rapid, continuous, full arm stroke. Keep a firmgrip on starter handle throughout the entire stroke.• Allow the starter handle to slowly return to theeyebolt.NOTE: If the engine fails to start after three pulls,depress the primer an additional two times beforepulling the starter rope again.Stopping The EngineTo stop the edger’s engine, proceed as follows:• Release the blade control handle.IMPORTANT: Make certain that the engine’s spark plugwire is properly grounded as instructed in SECTION 2:Assembling The Edger before storing the edger for itsnext use. Refer to Figure 2.SECTION 5: MAKING ADJUSTMENTSCarburetor AdjustmentRefer to the separate engine manual packed with youredger for a detailed description of all engine-relatedadjustments, controls and components.Blade Tilt AdjustmentThe angle of the edger blade can be adjusted byplacing the blade tilt control lever in one of five positionsfrom beveling to edging to trenching. See Figure 8.WARNING: Rotating cutting blade maythrow objects causing personal injury.Keep area clear of bystanders and do notoperate without guards in place.Figure 8BevelingSet the blade tilt control lever (refer to Figure 8) in thefirst or second notch to place the edger blade in positionfor beveling. See Figure 9.Figure 9EdgingSet the blade tilt control lever (refer to Figure 8) in thecenter notch to place the edger blade in a 90° positionfor edging. See Figure 10.Figure 10BevelingEdgingTrenchingBlade TiltControl LeverBeveling Position90° Edging Position |
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