Specifications

Chapter 3: How To Use A Weed Wacker

There are a number of steps followed in using a weed wacker. Obviously there

are many different kinds of weed wackers

available in the market depending upon the

situation of the garden or the area you need to

cover. There are some other factors that also

influence the choice of the weed wackers as

well. We will be discussing all of the factors in

this topic as well.

The utmost requirement of the weed wackers is that they should be handled

with extreme care as they are kind of sensitive devices. Let us start with the

gas weed wacker and will be looking into the details of using the gas weed

wackers first. As the name clearly suggests that these weed wackers are

operated on gas utility and obviously there are some standards to be followed

by the use of the gas weed wacker. It will depend a lot upon the type of gas

weed wacker you are using. There are two types of gas weed wackers. Two

strokes and four stroke. Both have different ways of handling the engine.

Two stroke gas engines are formulated using both gas and the oil systems

used to start up the engine. If you are using two stroke gas engines then you

must verify the amount of the gas the oil needed to have the startup. There

are gauges given on to the wacker from which you can have an idea about the

limit that you have to maintain. Having anything less than that of prescribed

limits, may result in malfunctioning of the device. After you are sure that you

have both the levels maintained you can check the trimmer line.

There are choke options provided on the engine too. These chokes can

manually be changed. Before starting the gas engine make sure that the

engine is set to be on full choke. Primer bulbs are placed on to the engine. You

need to set those bulbs as well as their key role in depressing the engine. You

need to depress the primer bulbs more than twice to make sure that the

engine is depressed. Smooth start is one of the major concerns in these kinds

of devices. To have the smooth start make sure that you have your left hand

placed on the start line on start. As the engine starts moving the choke of the