Note, Assembly, Tine assembly – MTD 215-370 A User Manual

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1.

Your tiller is a precision piece of power equipment.

Exercise extreme caution at all times.

2.

Do not attempt to start engine with the clutch con­

trol in the engaged or FORWARD position.

3.

Stand clear of tines when starting engine. Never

stand in front of, or work on tines while the en­

gine is running.

4. NEVER place hands or feet in the vicinity of the

tines while the engine is running.

5. Always stop engine when tiller is not in actual use.

6. Always disconnect spark plug wire during repairs

or refueling operations.

7. Do not fill gas tank while engine is running. Do not

spill gasoline on hot engine.

Your rotary tiller is designed to take the work out of

gardening and other related chores. It can be used

for seed bed preparation, tilling, cultivating, furrow­

ing, composting and mulching. Like any other piece
of power equipment, it requires a certain amount of
care and maintenance. In return for this, it will give

a maximum of service and efficiency. Read these in­
structions

carefully

before

assembling

or

operating

your tiller. Through proper care and operation, you

will

obtain

long,

efficient

service

and

trouble-free

operation.

NOTE

The engine is shipped without oil in

the crankcase. See engine manual for

correct type and amount.

ASSEMBLY

Your rotary tiller is shipped complete in a single ca^
ton. The outer tines, wheels, handle, controls, depti
bar and tailpiece are to be assembled. This is done ir

the manner described below.

TINE ASSEMBLY

Step 1. The inner tine assemblies are already assem­

bled to the tiller.

Step 2. The outer tine assemblies are inverted on the

tine shaft and MUST be removed and turned
around.

WHEELS

Insert axle bolt into wheel place Belleville washer on
threaded part of axle bolt. Crown of washer should be
positioned towards the wheel. Insert axle bolt in wheel

mounting hole of handle/wheel bracket assembly and

fasten with lockwasher and hex nut. See figure 1.

Step 3. Remove the outer tine assembly and turn

around so that the sharp edge of the tines
enter the soil first. Secure with bolt and lock­
nut. See page 14.

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