Husqvarna CL400 Manual De Uso Y Mantenimiento página 18

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Installing or replacing the cutter
The machine is equipped with a mechanism which allows for the cutter to be quickly replaced without the need for tools
(fig.8). In order to install or replace a cutter, push the support (fig.9) upwards and extract the worn cutter, if already
present upon the support (fig.10).
While keeping the support pressed upwards, insert the new cutter then release the support. A spring action mechanism
will automatically reposition the support in its original position, thereby locking the new cutter in place.
If replacing a worn cutter during work activities, it may be necessary to clean any residual grass and/or soil off of the
support.
Make sure that no debris enters the quick attachment mechanism while installing the new cutter. It is nevertheless
recommended to clean and lubricate the quick attachment mechanism frequently (see also "CLEANING THE CUTTER
SUPPORT").
Fig.8 Fig.9 Fig.10
Adjusting the cable laying depth
In order to adjust the machine's cable laying depth, use the knob on the back of the pin (fig.11,
no.1). Loosen the knob by a few turns counter‐clockwise and raise or lower the support for the
two rear wheels (fig.11, no.3), using the depth of the graduated bar beside the support (fig.11,
no.2) as a reference. Once the desired depth has been obtained, turn the knob (fig.11, no.1)
clockwise until it has been properly tightened. The numbers on the graduated bar correspond to
centimetres in depth, and range from 1 to 6.
Fig.11
Adjusting the speed
In order to adjust the cable layer's speed, use the accelerator's throttle (fig.1, no.3) to increase or decrease the motor's
rpm value. NEVER adjust the speed by making the clutch disks for the transmission's gearbox slip. This can cause serious
damage to the transmission's mechanical parts. The advancement lever must ALWAYS be pulled to its maximum extent,
or rather until it makes contact with the handlebar unit.
Adjusting the height of the handlebar unit
The machine provides for five different handlebar heights. In order to adjust the height,
loosen the handle at the back of the handlebar unit (fig.12 no.2) by turning it counter
clockwise until the knob can be extracted (fig.12, no.1). Select the desired height and then
reinsert the knob, turning it clockwise until the handlebar unit has been properlytightened.
Fig.12
Adjusting the tilt of the handlebar unit
When working around hedges, protruding branches, posts or any other type of lateral obstacle, the
machine's handlebar unit can be tilted to the side opposite the obstacle (fig.13). In order to adjust
the tilt angle, pull the lever on the lower left of the handlebar unit (fig.1 no.7) and insert the
corresponding pin into one of the nine holes in the handlebar unit's support. The machine therefore
allows for the handlebar unit to assume 4 different tilt angles, to the right as well as to the left.
Fig.13
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