The operation method of the hedge trimmer

A hedge trimmer is a tool used for trimming hedges, trees and other plants. It achieves precise trimming of plant shapes through high-speed rotating blades. The following are the steps for using a hedge trimmer:

Before use, please read the user manual carefully to understand the performance of the machine and the precautions for use.

Wear suitable clothing for outdoor work, and put on work caps (helmets should be worn when working on slopes), dust-proof glasses or face shields, earplugs (especially when working for a long time), and other protective equipment.

Check all parts of the machine body to ensure there are no loose screws, oil leakage, damage or deformation, etc. before starting the operation. Especially the blades and the connection parts of the blades should be inspected more carefully.

The blade can only be used after confirming that it has no chipped edges, cracks or bends. Under no circumstances should abnormal blades be used.

Use a sharp blade that has been ground. When grinding the blade, to prevent the cutting edge from cracking, it is essential to file the root of the teeth into an arc shape.

Before starting the operation, it is necessary to first understand the on-site conditions (terrain, the nature of the hedges, the location of obstacles, the degree of danger around, etc.) and remove any movable obstacles.

The area within a radius of 15 meters centered on the operator is a dangerous zone. To prevent others from entering this area, it should be surrounded by ropes or wooden signs should be set up as a warning.

Before starting the operation, carefully inspect all parts of the machine body. Only after confirming that there are no loose screws, oil leakage, damage or deformation, etc., can the operation begin.

Keep a safe distance between the hedge trimmer and the plants to avoid harming yourself or others.

Regularly clean the hedge trimmer to keep the blades sharp and extend the service life of the equipment.

Avoid using the hedge trimmer in rainy or damp conditions to prevent electrical malfunctions