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www.morrisonoutdoor.com Morrison Combination Unit BC260 SS & Attachments Owner’s Manual Important Please read these instructions carefully before assembly, to reduce risk of fire, burn hazard or other injury. Keep these instructions in a safe place for future use. This manual covers the Morrison BC260 SS Combination Unit and attachments. Part No: 555732 Revised May 2016 3 2 CULTIVATOR EDGER PRUNING SAW HEDGE TRIMMER BRUSHCUTTER Sections Brushcutter 2 Hedge Trimmer 18 Pruning Saw 30 Edger 44 Cultivator 52 About This Manual Thank you for purchasing this product. This instruction manual describes operating procedures and precautions as well as inspection and maintenance procedures for the machine. Before using this device, read this manual carefully until you are familiar with the contents. Carefully observe all warnings and safety instructions to ensure correct operation of the machine. Doing so will ensure safe operation and optimum performance of the device. This instruction manual covers the attachments, controls, and engine of the Multi-Combination System. Use only attachments specified by the manufacturer. Use of any other attachment can result in damage to the equipment, possibly leading to death or severe injury. Be sure to strictly observe the important safety information that follows each bulleted term below. Failure to follow the instructions for correct operation contained herein can result in a severe accident. DANGER: Indicates that failure to follow the instructions creates an imminent hazard leading to death orsevere injury. WARNING: Indicates that failure to follow the instructions has the potential to result in death or severe injury. CAUTION: Indicates that failure to follow the instructions can lead to minor injury or severe damage to the machine. NOTE This is an auxiliary explanation that provides useful information and instructions. Contents Meaning of pictographs 2 Technical Data 3 Names of Parts 4 Safety Instructions 5 Ensuing Safe Operation 6 Fuel and Oil 8 Assembly 8 Starting and Stopping the Engine 10 Wearing the Harness 11 Inspection and Maintenance 13 Long-term Storage 15 Troubleshooting 15 Meaning of Pictographs DANGER - WARNING - CAUTION Never attempt to mount a saw blade on this brushcutter. Do not operate the device within 15 meters of a child, animal, or bystander. Wear safety gear. 1. Face shield or protective goggles 2. Head protection 3. Ear protection 4. Heavy-duty gloves 5. Non-slip safety shoes Before using this device, read this manual carefully until you are familiar with the contents. Do not refuel or operate the machine near open flame. Watch out for objects thrown from the brushcutter. Do not run the engine in a room or in any confined area where exhaust emissions can accumulate. Never touch the spark plug cap or high- voltage wire while the device is running. Do not touch metal parts that can become very hot during and immediately after device operation. Technical Data - Brushcutter Model CG-260AF MCUBC Mases Unit without cutting attachment, empty tank 4.04kg Line Trimmer & Nylon Head 1.72kg Cutting Attachment Nylon Trimmer Nylon line diameter 2.4mm Blade Specified blade diameter 255mm Specified blade thickness 1.4mm Number of cutting teeth 3 or 8 Center hole diameter 25.4mm Rotational speed at maximum allowed engine speed 8000 min-1 Gear Ratio 22:17 Rotational direction of output shaft Seen from above: anticlockwise External dimensions Length of main unit 1000mm Length of drive shaft section to drive head 700mm Engine Name of Engine 1E34F Type Air-cooled; 2 cycle; verti- cal piston valve; petrol engine Engine displacement 25.4cm3 Maximum output (kW/r/min) ≥ 0.75/7500 Carburetor Diaphragm type Ignition Non-contact electronic ignition Method of Starting Recoil-type Fuel used Good quality 91 octane gasoline with quality proven motor oil for air cooled 2 cycle engines (ratio 25:1) Volume Fuel Tank 0.7l Rotational speeds Engine speed at maximum power 9000 min-1 Recommended maximum engine speed 8000 min-1 Output shaft speed 7500 min-1 Recommended engine idling speed 2500 min-1 Sound pressure levels 1) Racing (LPR) ≤ 102 dB Sound power levels 2) Racing (LWR) ≤ 120 dB Vibration levels 3) Racing (R/L) ≤ 15 m/s2 1) Reference for harmonized standard: ISO 22868 2) Reference for harmonized standard: ISO 22868 3) Reference for harmonized standard: ISO 22867 5 4 CULTIVATOR EDGER PRUNING SAW HEDGE TRIMMER BRUSHCUTTER Safety Instructions 1. About This Manual CAUTION This manual contains important safety instructions. Before using this device, read this manual carefully until you are familiar with the contents. Carefully observe all warnings and safety instructions to ensure correct operation of the machine. Doing so will ensure safe operation and optimum performance of the device. CAUTION This instruction manual does not cover all possible situations and conditions. Although we have taken all possible steps to ensure the safety of this device, the operator and the person performing maintenance of the device must also take all possible steps to ensure safety. 2. Recommended Uses CAUTION Use this brushcutter only to cut weeds or brush below your knee height. Do not use it for delimbing, bucking or felling of trees. 3. Safe Practices CAUTION Follow local noise regulations regarding the acceptable times and locations for using this device. Also observe current local safety regulations, standards, and ordinances. 4. Replacement Parts WARNING To maintain optimal safety and performance, use only the manufacturer’s genuine parts and accessories. Do not modify the device or use it for purposes other than those specified. Failure to observe this requirement can result in severe accidents and damage to the device. 5. Never use a saw blade. CAUTION Never attempt to mount a saw blade on this brushcutter; it is not designed to use a saw blade. The cutting attachment guard, loop handle or harness for this device does not meet the safety standard for a saw blade. 6. Operator Safety WARNING Do not operate this device if you… • cannot concentrate due to fatigue, illness, or injury; • are under the influence of drugs or alcohol; • are under the age of 15; • are pregnant. If any of the above applies, a possible lack of judgment can result in an accident. 7. Monitor the weather WARNING Do not operate the machine under any of the following circumstances: • When the ground is slippery or you cannot maintain a stable posture for any reason. • At night, in heavy fog, or at any other times where your field of vision is limited and it is difficult to gain a clear view of the working area. • During rainstorms, thunderstorms, in strong or galeforce winds, or in any other adverse weather in which use of this device would be unsafe. 8. Using Safety Gear WARNING Always wear proper clothing when using this device. • Tight-fitting, safe, and non-restricting clothing including a long- sleeved shirt and a pair of trousers. (Avoid wearing shorts or baggy clothing.) • Loose-fitting clothing can become entangled in a tree branch or the like, posing the risk of tripping and resultant injury. • Ear protection to protect your hearing • Face shield or protective goggles • Heavy-duty gloves • Non-slip safety shoes (Never operate this device while barefoot or when wearing sandals.) • Head protection to protect your head from thrown objects, etc. 9. Basic Operations CAUTION • To ensure safe operation of this device, become familiar with the safety instructions and the procedure for shutting off the engine. (See Starting and Stopping the Engine.) • In an emergency, it may be necessary to quickly release the machine from your body; therefore, familiarize yourself with the correct use of the harness quick release mechanism. (See Wearing the Harness • Quick release mechanism.) 10. Cutting Attachment Guard WARNING Never operate the brushcutter without the cutting attachment guard properly installed. (See Mounting the cutting attachment guard.) The cutting attachment guard protects the operator from thrown objects and prevents the cutting attachment from contacting the operator. If the cutting attachment is not properly installed, a thrown rock can cause death or severe injury. Names of Parts (with solid blade attached) 1. Engine 2. Spark plug 3. Air cleaner cover 4. Fuel tank cap 5. Muffler 6. Throttle linkage 7. Clutch case 8. Control handle 9. Throttle trigger 10. Throttle trigger lockout 11. Stop switch 12. Suspension point 13. Loop handle 14. Shaft tube 15. Connector 16. Knob 17. Ring Pull 18. Cutting attachment guard 19. Angle transmission 20. Blade 21. Nylon trimmer 22. Skirt 23. Harness