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4) Power Tillers
What Can Happen
Cuts
Amputation
Eye injuries
White finger disease
Numbness of fingers
Illness or death from carbon monoxide
poisoning
Safe Work Guidelines
Before Use
Clear the work area of hazards such as wires, stones, bottles, cans, sticks, etc.
Do not use the tiller near underground utilities, irrigation pipes, trees, shrubs, etc.
Make sure there are no bystanders in the working area
Before starting the tiller, make sure the depth regulator is working
During Use
Keep your hands and feet clear of all moving parts
If you hit an object, disengage the tiller and stop the engine to inspect for damage; repair any damage
before using the machine again
After Use
When turning or transporting the tiller, disengage the transmission
When transporting a tiller, drive the machine up secure ramps or ask for help to lift it; tie down the
machine securely to prevent it from rolling turn the machine off before leaving it unattended
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