Husqvarna 336FR Parts Manual

To start the Husqvarna 336FR Brushcutter, ensure the stop switch is in the 'on' position. Press the primer bulb several times until fuel is visible. Secure the unit, engage the choke, and pull the starter handle until the engine fires. Then, disengage the choke and pull again until the engine starts.
The Husqvarna 336FR requires a mixture of unleaded gasoline and high-quality two-stroke oil at a ratio of 50:1. Ensure the gasoline has an octane rating of at least 89.
Regularly inspect the cutting blades for damage and sharpness. Clean them after each use to remove debris and sap. Sharpen the blades using a file or a grinder, maintaining the original blade angle. Replace any damaged blades to ensure safety and performance.
Check the spark plug for wear and replace if necessary. Ensure the air filter is clean and not clogged. Verify the fuel mixture is fresh and properly mixed. Additionally, inspect the fuel filter for blockages.
Ensure that the cutting equipment is balanced and correctly attached. Use the provided harness to distribute the weight evenly. Regular maintenance of engine mounts and vibration dampeners can also help reduce vibration.
Perform daily checks of the air filter, cutting equipment, and harness. Clean the machine after each use. Weekly, inspect the fuel system and spark plug. Monthly, check the throttle, carburetor, and vibration dampeners. Yearly, service the entire machine for optimal performance.
To replace the trimmer line, turn off the engine and disconnect the spark plug. Remove the trimmer head cover and any remaining line. Insert a new line, ensuring it is evenly distributed on both sides. Reassemble the trimmer head and ensure it is securely attached.
Wear protective gear, including gloves, goggles, and long sleeves. Ensure the work area is clear of bystanders and obstacles. Maintain a firm grip on the machine and use the harness for support. Follow all operational instructions in the user manual.
Check if the cutting blades are dull or damaged and sharpen or replace them as needed. Inspect the drive shaft and gearbox for any obstructions or damage. Ensure the engine is running smoothly without sputtering or misfiring.
Stop the machine and let it cool down. Check the air intake and cooling fins for blockages and clean them. Verify the fuel mixture is correct and that the air filter is not clogged. Regular maintenance can prevent overheating issues.