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GOVERNOR
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SINGLE
CYLINDER
OVERHEAD
VALVE
B>JGINE
fuel specifications
Use
clean
f
r
esh
REGULAR
gr ade
of
non-
l
eaded gasoline
.
The
non-
leaded
(or low
lead)
fue
ls offer
the
advantage
of re
ducing
the
amount
of
depos
i ts
which
bui
l
d up in
t
he
combust
i on
chamber
.
Do
not
add oil t
o
t
he
gasoline . Use
name brand
gasol i ne
purchased
f
r om
popul ar stati
ons
t
o pr
event use
of stale
gasoline
or
f
uel
not
adjusted
to
seasonal
changes . G
asol
ine
becomes
stale
wit
h
age
and
tends
t
o form
gum
deposits
whi
ch clog
the
f
uel system
especial l y
sm
al
l
passages i
n
t
he
carbureto r.
On
gr avity fee
d
sys
tems,
turn
the fuel valve off whenever t
he
engine
is to be
out
of
service
f
or any
length
of
t
ime--this
will
prevent
seepage of
gasoline
into
t
he
engi
ne
.
Keep
the
vent
hole in t
he
gas fil
ler cap open-
-
if
it
becomes
plugged
flow
of
fuel wil
l
be
impaire d.
safety precautions
Power mowers
,
gar
den
t
r act or s
, snow
bl
ower
s ,
and
other
machines
pm,ered
by air-co oled engines
have
becom e
so commonplace
t
hat w
e
may
forge
t the
pot
ent i al
dangers
involved
i
n servicing
and opera
tion
of
such
equi pment.
In
t
he
i
nt erest of
safet
y
,
some
general
precautions
are
pr
esented
bel
ow as sa
fe ty
r
e
minder
s
. R
emem
ber
that the bes
t
sa
feglli l
rd agai nst
accident s is the use
of
good common
sense !
•
WARNIN
G- -LETI-IAL
EXHAU
ST GAS
!
An
engine
di
sc
harge
s carb
on
monoxide
when
operat
ing,
which
causes
death
i
f i
nhal
ed
for
even
a
shor t period
of
t
ime-
-oper
at e
only where deadly
exhaust
gases can be
safely
di s
sipated .
•
WARNIN
G-
-D ANGEROUS FUELS
!
Use
ext
rem e
cauti
on
w
hen storing ,
handl ing
and us
i
ng
fuel
s
- -t hey are hi ghl
y
vol
at i
l
e and
expl
osive
in
vapor
s
t at
e .
St
ore
only in
approved
cont ainer
s in wel
l
ventilated
area away
f
r
om
spar k or f
lame
pr oducing
equi
pment.
Never
add
fuel
t
o tank
w
hi l e
engine
is running--stop engine
and
allow
it to cool
thoroughly t
o
prevent
fue
l
f
r
om
i
gni
t
ing
on
contact
wi
t h
hot par
t
s or
ignition
spark
.
Don't
stor e
gasol
ine
i
ns
i de
occupi
ed
bui
ld
ing.
• W
ARNING- -MOVING , H
OT
PARTS!
Imprudent
operati
on of
power
equipment
creates hazards
t
o life and
limb-
never
oper
at
e
wi
t
h
saf
et
y
guar
ds
r
em oved,
keep
hands,
fee
t , clothing
away
from moving
and
hot parts
.
Remember
t
hat
an engine
get s
hot
whi
l
e
runn
i
ng,
and
exhaust
system
components get
ext
remely
hot
.
Know
how to m
ake em
er gency
stops--don' t
al l ow
in
experi
enced
per sons
t
o
operate
your
equipment .
Always
di s
connect or
r
em ove
spark
pl
ug to
pr
event
uni nt ent
i
onal
starting
while
working
on
equi
pm
ent.
Never
tam
per wi t
h governor
setting
to
gain
m
or e
pow
er
- -
the
govern
or
es
tabl
ishes
safe
operating
l
imi
ts.
Overspeed
not
only
shortens engin e
l
i
fe but
can
be
extrem
el
y
hazard ous.
K
eep
peopl
e
safely
away from
the
operating
area
and
be
especially
w
at
chful
f
or
chi
l
dr en.
Sto
p
t
he
engine whenever
you leave t
he
equipment--
don' t
allow it to i
dle
unat t
ended.
•
WARNING--GENERAL PRECAUTION
S!
Handle
star
ting
bat
t
er
i es
carefully--
th ey
ar e
filled
with
acid
w
hich
can
ea
t
thru
clothing,
burn
skin
,
and
cause
bl
indnes
s .
K
eep in
mind t
hat a
bat
tery
gi ves off hi
ghl
y flam
mabl e hydr ogen gas
w
hi l e
being
charged--char ge
onl
y
i
n well vent i
lat
ed area.
Whi
l
e el ect rical energy
produced
in
an
engine i
gni t i
on
syst
em
may
not
be
s
t
rong
enough
to cause i
njury, r
eact i on
t
o shock
pro
~
duced could
cause you to
pul l
away
and
into
cont
act wit
h hot
or
moving
parts --keep
away fr om
ignition
system
while
operating
.
Never
oper ate
wi t
hout
adequat e
m
uff
l
er
or with f
aulty exhaust
system--exposure
t
o
excessive
noise
is not
only
t
i r
ing but
can
l
ead to impairment of
hear
ing.
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