Mantis 7262 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 8)

WARNING • DANGER

REMOVE TINES BEFORE STARTING ENGINE

AND MAKING ADJUSTMENTS.

8

Assembly (continued)

How to Assemble Upper

Handles and Carrying

Handle

1. Lightly squeeze the lower

handles (#6) toward one

another so that they line up

with the two smaller holes on

the carrying handle (#42).

Then slide the carrying handle

over and down the lower

handles. It will rest about four

to six inches above the fender.

(Picture 1)

2. Gently pull the lower handles

out to their original position.

3. Attach the upper handle

assembly (#1) – the handle with

the throttle cable and ground

wire – onto the right lower

handle, and secure with the

handle knob (#53).

(Picture 2

and

3) Be sure you have

proper throttle movements

and that the throttle cable is

not wrapped or twisted

around the handle bar.

Locate the red lockout button

located on the throttle handle

(Picture 3). Press the red

lockout button and squeeze the

throttle lever and let go. The

triangle must click in both

directions. If there is any

doubt, remove air filter and

visually check that the throttle

triangle hits both the idle screw

and the full open stop.

THIS MUST BE DONE

BEFORE STARTING THE

ENGINE.

4. Follow the same steps to install

the other upper handle onto the

other lower handle. (Picture 3)

5. Use the clip (#13) to secure the

throttle cable and wire in place

on the lower handle. (Picture 4)

6. Now install the Handle Brace.

Line it up with the holes on the

upper handles. Then insert a

Cap Screw and a Lock Nut on

either side (Picture 5)

7. Use a wrench to tighten Cap

Screws and Lock Nuts.

8. Now use wrench to tighten all

nuts and bolts firmly and

securely.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Make sure you have installed

the handles properly. When you

stand behind your tiller, holding

the handles, the gas tank is

facing away from you, on the

front side of the engine.

Picture 3

Picture 2

Picture 1

Picture 4

Picture 5

WARNING:

Improper throttle installation can cause

tines to rotate unexpectedly .

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