Summary of G3MT
Page 2: Steeltec Multitool
2 steeltec multitool contents of booklet warnings check list page 3 what is in your box/assembly page 4 blade assembly/air filter aƩ achment page 5 blade assembly/air filter aƩ achment page 6 pole assembly and aƩ aching page 7 operaƟ ng the pruner/installing the bar and chain page 8 adjusƟ ng the ch...
Page 3: Before Using This Unit:
3 before using this unit: please read the operator’s manual carefully. Check that the cu ng equipment is correctly assembled (please read and follow instruc ons on page 5) start the unit and check the carbure or adjustment (please check page 11 for this step if needed) always wear eye, head and ear ...
Page 4: What Is In Your Box
4 accessories: g1. 12” chain cover g2. 12” guide bar g3. 12” chain j2. Poles 2,3 or 4 poles vary depending on product. M. Hedge trimmer h. Coupler k. Chain head n. Brush cu er i1. Airfi lter d. Hex screw for air fi lter on the motor l. Shoulder strap o. D handle g3 g1 g2 h j2 j2 m k n o p l h i d st...
Page 5: Handle Assembly:
5 handle assembly: step 1 rubber sleeve should already be on pole. Step 4 place the top segment of the handle as seen above. Step 2 insert nuts into the bo om segments of the handle as seen above. Step 3 place the bo om segment of the handle into the groove of the rubber sleeve. Step 5 insert hex sc...
Page 6: Blade Assembly
6 attaching the air filter to your machine: blade assembly eight tooth fourty tooth three tooth four tooth (please note that quan es of blades will vary per model - 5in1, 6in1, 7in1, 8in1) two tooth plastec 6 attaching the air filter to your machine: blade assembly eight tooth fourty tooth three too...
Page 7: Pole Assembly & Attaching
7 pole assembly & attaching 1Ή a ach coupler/joiner (h) to the end of the pole that does not have the pre-drilled inxdex hole. Phsical holes are not neccessary for a aching the joiner. Screws on coupler or joiner are pressure a ached against pole. 3Ή place pole into joiner with index hole facing upw...
Page 8: Operating The Pruner
8 ͫ hook the strap hook to the outer pipe on the sha of the machine ͫ wear the strap so that the hook stays at your right hand side. ͫ adjust the length of the strap so that it is comfortable and at the correct length whilst opera ng the pruner. ͫ in emergency situa ons unhook the metal clasp, this ...
Page 9: Important
9 important proper chain adjustment is essen al for maximum performance, long chain life, and operator safety. Always inspect chain tension before opera ng the pole pruner. 1Ή loosen the sprocket cover nut with a plug wrench. 2Ή li the nose of the guide bar while turning the chain tensioning screw c...
Page 10: Chain Oiler
10 chain oiler filling the oil resevoir the oil reservoir has a capacity suffi cient to provide about 40 minutes of cu ng me (when set to deliver the minimum fl ow rate) 1Ή place the pole pruner on a clean, fl at surface with the oil fi ller cap facing up. Wipe off any debris from the oil cap and from ...
Page 11: Typical Applications
11 typical applications standard cut: the most convenient working posi on is a tool angle of 60 o , but any other angle may be used to suit the situa on concerned. Cutting above obstacle: thanks to the unit’s long reach it is possible to prune branches that are overhanging obstacles, such as rivers ...
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12 steps for starting your machine (performed on a previous model) step 1 fill the fuel tank with fuel and the oil tank with oil. (refer to page 13) step 4 slide the take on switch to the down posi on. Step 7 pull the recoil 2–4 mes. By the fourth pull, it should sound like the engine is going to st...
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13 please do not mix oil and petrol together! At all times please keep the fuel tank full when in operation, “avoid having the your engine finishing operation from fuel starvation. Fuel tanks being kept full at all times will improve your machine performance. Fuel running out while in operation may ...
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14 adjusting idle screw on your machine if your idling of your brushcu er needs adjus ng e.G it is idling too fast or slow or is cu ng out please follow the steps below on how to adjust this on your machine. When looking down in a birds eye view at the carby or choke area, at the the top of the carb...
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15 maintenance of your pole pruner every 50 hours of operation (more frequently in dusty or dirty condi ons) 1) remove and clean the cylinder cover and clean dirt and debris from the cylinder cooling fi ns. 2) remove the sprocket cover and inspect the sprocket for excessive dirt, debris, or wear. Re...
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16 attaching blades attaching nylon cutter and bracket onto guard step 1 remove top nut, top plate and res ng plate. Step 2 posi on center of blade over raised circular lip (fi ng into blade.) step 3 posi on 3 (bo om plate) onto assembly. Step 4 posi on 2 (top plate) onto assembly. Step 5 apply 1 (l...
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17 how to open whipper snipper head how to close whipper snipper head step 1 to a ach lid correctly please line up markers on base and lid. Step 4 line up markers in the appropriate posi on for a achment. Step 7 push down on tab from step 2 while applying pressure to top and bo om. Step 2 push down ...
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18 cutting operation always cut by guiding the head from your right to le . Adjust the idle speed (see page x) for diff erent types of grass you cut e.G cut tough shrubs or weeds at a high idle, and young grass at a middle speed. A metal blade cut best up to the point 1/3 from the edge. Use that area...
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19 hedgetrimmer attachment caution always maintain the ar culated hedge trimmer according to the owner’s manual and follow the recommended scheduled maintenance. Never modify or disable any of the hedgetrimmer’s safety devices. Always use genuine parts and accessories when repairing or maintaining t...
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20 installing the hedgetrimmer cutter assembly important! Always wear gloves when working with or near the cutter assembly. Insert the end of the outer tube into the hedgetrimmer cu er gearcase clamp assembly and push un l it bo oms. The outer tube should go into the gearcase about 38mm. If the oute...
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21 adjusting the hedgetrimmer cuter assembly for desired cutting angles the cu ng assembly can be adjusted to 10 diff erent posi ons ranging from 120 degrees to 270 degrees) from the outer tube as shown in figure 1. Refer to the steps on the previous page for the adjustment procedures. Always make su...
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22 daily maitenance clean any debris or dirt from the hedge trimmer blades. Lubricate the blades before use and a er refueling. Check the cu ers for damage or incorrect adjustments. Check for loose or missing screws or components. Make sure the cu er a achment is securely fastened. Check the en re e...