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SAFETY SUGGESTIONS >
FOR POWER MOWERS '■
If,you are planning to use a
power mower on your lawn this summer, don’t just start the motor and roar off, warn the editors ot Changing Times, the Kiplinger magazine Here are some suggestions which the editors say will help you have a happy and safe summer. . When starting the engine, stand with your feet firmly planted in ' a safe place. 2. When operating, keep in sfepN with the mower without lagging iw-hind or letting it pull you. 3. Learn to disengage the dutch or stop the motor quickly. Shut off the motor whenever you leave the mower, even for a short period. 4. Don’t let children come close jwhen the mower is in Operation. 5. On inclines, be careful of your footing and balance. i "6. Before mowing the lawn, dear it of stones, wire and other debris. i 7 Don't use an electric mower . when the grass is wet. ! 8. Don’t reach under the deck, chain guards or belt guards. Never attempt to remove anything from the mower until the motor is completely stopped. When you want to work on the underside, fii^t disconnect the spark plug wire.NThen tip the mower over Tiy means of the handle. J ■ 9. Don’t tamper with the governor or try to speed up the engine of a rotary mower. Excessive cutting speed is dangerous.
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