Fort F41 Manuel utilisateur

OWNER’S MANUAL FOR

TILLER

Type

F41

CONTENTS:

1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

2. PURPOSE

3. SAFETY REGULATIONS

4. IDENTIFICATION OF COMPONENTS

5. CHECKS BEFORE USE

6. STARTING THE ENGINE

7. STOPPING THE ENGINE

8. TILLER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

INTRODUCTION

This Manual contains all the necessary information for the tiller F41for correct

operating . Read this Manual carefully before using the tiller. Correct handling and proper

servicing will keep the tiller in top operating conditions for a longer life span. In a case of

malfunction, consult the dealer from whom you bought it and he will provide you with prompt

assistance.

1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TILLER

Mass 32 kg

Length 1340 mm

Width 530 mm

Height 1090 mm

R.P.M. (Revolution per minute) 1130 min-1

Reverse none

Adjusting the handle height : 3 possible positions

Transport wheels upon request

Mulchers: 2 x 2 rotor

Side disks : delivered

Maximum ground incline: frontal 20 degrees

side 15 degrees

Mulcher working width: 520 mm

ENGINE – HONDA GCV 140 A/ GCV 160 A0 (read engine instructions)

Mesaure GCV 140A GCV 160A0

At engine GJASA GJAPA

Lenght 395 mm 395 mm

Width 329 mm 329 mm

Height 361 mm 361 mm

Weight when engine is empty 10,5 kg 10,5 kg

ENGINE

Engine type Four stroke, one cylinder with above valve Four stroke, one cylinder with above

valve

Volume 160 cm

160 cm

Diameter and cylinder run 64 x 50 mm 64 x 50 mm

Max power 3,1 kW, (4,2 PS) / 3600 o/min

3,3 kW, (4,4 PS) / 3600 o/min

Max R.P.M. 9,3 N.m (0,95 kgf-m) / 2500 o/min

9,4 N.m (0,96 kgf-m) / 2500 o/min

Fuel consumption 1,0 L/h (3000 o/min

1 )

1,0 L/h (3000 o/min

1 )

Cooling system Ventilator Ventilator

Ignition system Transisitor – magnetic ignition Transisitor – magnetic ignition

Gear rotation counterclockwise counterclockwise

Fuel tank 0,93 l 0,93 l

Oil tank 0,50 l 0,50 l

Engine oil SH ili SG; SAE 10W-30 SH ili SG; SAE 10W-30

Spark-plug BPR6ES (NGK) BPR6ES (NGK)

2. PURPOSE

Tiller F41isdesigned generallyfor tilling of soilin gardens, smallervineyards,

orchards and vegetable gardens. Mainly for conditions when is it impossible to use bigger

machine, and manual work would be harder and would take longer.

Tiller is intended for use with mulcher, cylinder rotor and spiry rotor.

These attachments are assembled directly on the exit shafts, set with the bolts and secured with

the “beta” protector. It is equipped with the new type of handlebar so operating is much easier.

Tiller is possible to use on different ground. Maximum ground incline for easy operating frontal

20 degrees and side 15 degrees.

Do not run the engine in a closed ambient where the exhaust gases can collect. They contain

carbon monoxide that is highly toxic.

3. SAFETY REGULATIONS

1. Do not allow person that is not informed with this manual or children to use the machine.

2. Keep children and pets at the safe distance when tilling.

3. Keep hands and feet away from rotating parts while engine is running.

4. The operator should always remain behind the tiller during straight line operation.

5. Always keep both hands on the handlebar when operating.

6. The engine must be stopped before doing any work on the machine or its attachments.

7. During any work, in a closed ambient, it’s necessary to provide enough ventilation because

of highly toxic carbon monoxide.

8. Do not incline the tiller excessively to prevent fuel spill.

9. Do not work, repair, set, pour fuel or oil near any heat source which could cause

inflammation.

10. Do not pour fuel while the engine is hot.

4. IDENTIFICATION OF COMPONENTS

1. HANDLE

2. CLUTCH LEVER

3. THROTTLE LEVER

4. ENGINE

5. TRANSFER HANDLE

6. GEARBOX CASE

7. MULCHERS WITH THE SIDE DISCS

8. CLAMPING LEVER FOR HANDLEBAR

9. BAR DRAG

10. WHEEL

11. EXTENDED FENDER

12. FENDER

PICTURE 1

5. CHECKS BEFORE USE

Before using the tiller you MUST assemble fenders. Tighten them with screws, washers and nuts

which are delivered with the tiller.

Check the following items before starting operation:

1. Make sure there is sufficient fuel to perform the work (see engine instructions)

2. Oil level in the reducer

3. Oil level in the engine (see engine instructions)

OIL LEVEL IN THE REDUCER

Lack of oil in the reducer will cause to much wearing and overheating. Heat is transmitted to the

engine case and that could cause damage of reducer and also the engine.

Make the following control, according to the picture 2:

-Flange should be in the horizontal position when you set the tiller. (lean the tillers forwards)

-Loosen the screw pos.13 (picture 2)

-Check if the oil level is up to screw hole

-If the oil level is low, refill the oil up to lower level of the screw hole

-Put back the screw pos. 13

PICTURE 2

LUBRICATION

For transmission lubrication, use the oil according to the table below. ( picture 3 ).

PICTURE 3

6. STARTING THE ENGINE

-When starting the engine, put the throttle lever to position “MAX” (picture 4).

7. STOPPING THE ENGINE (see engine instructions)

- When stopping the engine, put the throttle lever to position “STOP” (picture 4).

PICTURE 4

8. TILLER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

8.1Adjusting the handle position

Handle hight can be adjusted into three positions A, B and C depending on soil type and stature

of the operator. To adjust handle hight do the following according to picture 5.

1. Loosen the handle grip 8 and pull it for 1-1,5 cm, until the frame of the handlebar is free

pos. 1 ( picture 1 )

2. Rotate frame of the handlebar around it’s slot in inductor to required position with the

mild pressure to the inductor.

3. Tighten the handle grip of the handlebar 8 (picture 5).

MAX

PICTURE 5

8.2. Clutch adjusting

Clutch handle is anatomically shaped to suit, and not to tire, the operator during work. Clutch

puts mulchers to work, that is exit shaft. To engage the clutch squeeze the clutch lever next to the

handle bar. (picture 7).

When the clutch lever is released, work is disengaged and rotation of the exit shaft. (picture 6).

Do the clutch adjusting with the screw 14 and nut 15.

PICTURE 6

PICTURE 7

8.3. Transport wheel use

Use the transport wheel when transporting the power tiller, so the soil would not be damaged.

Like on picture 8, transport wheel is engaged and disengaged with very simple rotation around

the axis by protector 16 and bolt 17.

PICTURE 8

8.4. Using bar drag

Bar drag 9 (picture 1) is using in purpose creating of resistance of Power tiller movements .

It have possibilities of adjusting on 3 depth.. Usually the largest depth i.e. bottom position is

using for soft and mealy soil, and highest for hard soil.

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