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Operator's Manual

I £RRFTSMRWI

Electric
_
Hedge Trimmer
Model

No. 172.79443

CAUTION:
Read, understand
and follow
all Safety Rules and Operating
Instructions
in this manual before using this product.

,WARRANTY
• SAFETY
• ASSEMBLY
• OPERATION

Sears, Roebuck end Co., Hoffmen Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.
Visit our Craftsman _ website: www.sears.com/craftsman

MAINTENANCE
• PARTS
LIST

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i_
Warranty ............................................................................................

Page

Safety Symbols ...................................................................................

Page

Safety Instructions ................................................................................

Page

Unpacking .......................................................................................

Page

Description .........................................................................................

Page

12 - 13

Assembly

Page

Operation ..............................................................................................

Page

17 * 19

Maintenance .........................................................................................

Page

20 - 21

Accessories ..............................................................................................

Page 22

Parts List ...........................................................................................

Page

]3NO

and Adjustments

YEAR

FULL

..................................................................

WARRANTY

CRAFTSMAN®

HEDGE

does not include
bonnets
or strings.

t{ this Craftsman
applies
for only

product
90 days

expendable

Roebuck

and

such as lamps,

is used far commercial
aT rental
from the date of purchase.

This warranty
gives you specific
which vary from state to state.
Soars,

parts

Co.,

Hoflman

lega_ rights,

and you

Estates,

may

4 ÷ 11

Z_ WARNING:

BE SURE
manual,
including
all safety
"CAUTION",
BEFORE
using
below may result
in electric

SYMBOL

MEANING

I _[

CAUTION.
SAFETY

to read and understand
all safety
Instrueflons
in this
alert symbols
such as "DANGER",
"WARNING"
and
this tool. Failure
to follow
art instructions
listed
shock,
fire end/or
serious
personal
injury.

23 - 26
May
be used
in conjunction
with DANGER,
other symbols
or plctographs,
ALERT
SYMBOL:
ladlcefes
WARNING,
OR

STORE

serious
in ury to yourself
or
safety precautions
to reduce
and personal
injury.

to others.
Always
follow
the risk of fire, electric

the
shock

serious
Injury
to yourself
or to others.
Always
follow
safety precautions
to reduce
the risk of fire, electric
and parsons|
injury.

the
shock

batteries,

purposes,

this warranty

also have

other

rights,

IL
injury to yourself
or others
follow
the safety
precautions
electric shock
end personal

or property
to reduce
injury,

damage.
Always
the
fire,
.... risk
It inofpersonal

I1 CAD.,ON
i Eo,,uro.
obey
th,ssafety
warn,ng..Y
1
contains
chemicals
known
I Z_WARNING:
dust
defects
or other Some
reproductive

SAVE

THESE

READ

ALL

TRIMMER

tf this Crattsmanproducl
fails due to s defect
in material
or workmanship
within
two years from
the date of purchase,
RETURN
IT TO ANY SEARS
OR OTHER
CRAFTSMAN
OUTLET
tN THE UNITED
STATES
FOR FREE
REPLACEMENT.
This warranty
bits, blades,

The purpose
of safely
symbols
is to attract your attention
to possible
dangers.
The safety
symbols,
end the explanations
with them, desaP/e
your careful
attention
sod
understanding.
The symbol
warnings
DO NOT by themselves
eliminate
any danger.
The instructions
and warnings
they gwe are no subslitutes
for proper accident
prevention
measures

to the State
of California
to cause
created
lawn
and garden
harm. by using

cancer
power

and
tools

birth

]
|

DAMAGE

PREVENTiON

AND

INFORMATION

These inform user of import._nt
information
or other properly
damage
if no! followed
as in the examP4e beLOw:

MESSAGES
and/or instructions
that could lead to equipment
Each message
is preceded
by the word "NOTE:"

INSTRUCTIONS!
NOTE:
are
not followed.
Equipment

INSTRUCTIONS!

and/or

property

damage

may

result

if these

Instructions

,_WARNING:
The operation
of any power tool can result
in foreign
objects
being thrown
into your eyes, which can
result In severe
eye damage.
Before beginning
power tool
operation,
ALWAYS
wear safety
goggles
or safety
glasses
with side shield
and a full-face
shield
when needed. We
recommend
a Wide Vision Safety Mask for use over
eyeglasses
or standard
safety
glasses
with side shield,
available
st Sears Stores or other Craftsman
Outlets,

PERSONAL

cont.

TRIMMER.

before using this power fooL Failure ta follow
all instructions
may result in electric
_ WARNING:
BE SUREpersooa[
to read injury.
and understand
all instructions
In this manual
shock,
fire and/or
serious

If Ihe hedge trimmer
blades jam or get caught on an electrical
cord or wires, DO NOT
TOUCHTHE
BLADE OR ELECTRICAL
CORD OR WIRES FOR ANY REASONI
THE
BLADE COULD
BE ELECTRICALLY
"LIVE"
AND CAUSE
SERIOUS OR FATAL
PERSONAL
INJURY.

I _n

th WARNING:
s too unt
the To
tel avoid
owing mistakes
Instructions
that could
have been
cause read
serious
and understood.
in ury, DO

WORK

AREA

ALWAYS
2.

SAFETY

handle end efficient
too!; if used improperly
or without the due precautioos
it could
become
e dangerous if correctly
tool. For pleasant
safe work,
strictly
comply
L_ WARNING:
used, thisand
electric
hedge ALWAYS
trimmer
is a quick,
easy with
to
the safety rules that are contained
in this manual.

conditions.

DO NOT use in wet or d_mp

DO NOT operate in the presence
of liammsble
creals sparks which may ignite du_t or fumes.

NEVER

bystanders

allow children

4. Children

MUST

6. DO

near the tool.

your toots

use. This trimmer

SAF

L_ WARNING:

L_ DANGER:
BLADE

when

gases,

al a safe distance
Flying

objeels

or dust.

or expose

and master

switches.

at night,

make sure you have

in the area.

STAY ALERT,

DO NOT

Lock tools away when not in

adequate

A moment

lighting.

operation
result

Laceration
Hazard.
power is on.

of any

trimmer

in personal

Keep

hands

can result
injury

in FOREIGN

or property

away from

blades.

damage.

Keep

DRESS

use

watch
tool

warning

what you are

while

will cause

ol inaltengon
properly.

Wear

doing

tired

or under

while

operaling

rubber

Tdmmers
can pick up objects
DO NOT wear loose clothing
moving
pads. Loose
clothing

OBJECTS
ALWAYS

sadhus

personal

in!u_

m'_l

gloves

and

use common

the influence
this tool may
and

sense

of drugs,
result

substantial

when operating

alcohol

in serious

rubber

soled

this toot.

or medication,
personal
footwear

injury.
when

both

such as rocks and send them flying at fasl speeds.
or jewelry. Keep your hair, clothing,
and gloves away from
or long hair can be caught in moving pads.

5. USE SAFETY
EQUIPMENT.
Always wear salary goggles or safety glasses wlth side
shields or full face shield, proper work shoes with rubber non-slip soles, heavy_uly
r, oo-slip rubber gloves and desl mask or respirator and hearing protection.
Hard hal

hands

should

be used for appropriate

conditions.

6. DO NOT overreach.
Keep proper footing
arid balance
balance enables
better cnnlrnI Of the too! in unexpected

WARNINGS

TO AVOID PERSONAL
iNJURY:
• Handle blade _=with cRm

TOOL

• Always keep nne hand on the rear handle and the other hand on the auxiliary
handle to prevent your hands from louchi_} the cuttirg blades.
I
• DO NOT place your fingers or hand between Ihe dual culling blades
position on the blade bar where Ihey could get pinched or old.

HEDGE

working outdoors.
DO NOT operate lawn and garden tools when barefoot
or weadng
open sandals.
Wear long panls and tong sleeves to protect your legs and arms.

E'I"_'
The

YOUR

KNOW your tool. Read Ihe operator's
manual carefully. Learn the electdc trimmer's
applications
and limitations, as well as the specific potantial
hazards related Io this tool.

a trimmer,

4.
ALWAYS

OPERATING

Electric tools

while operating

can iniure anyone

CARE WHEN

te rain.

this tool.

with padk_cks

BEING THROWN,
which can
use proper safe_y equipment.

on handles

liquids,

areas

is not a toy.

NOT ese thmmer

PERSONAL

end visitors

NOT operate

5. CHILDPROOF

USE EXTREME

Fallur_ to heed this DANGER
possible
death.

dangerous

keep

ALWAYS

Release, drop, set-down
the hedge tdmmer in the safest way possible, disconnect
the damaged
electrical cord or wires from the power source if possible. If that is not
possible,
ceil an electrician,
electrical
contractor,
or the power company
for assistance.

NOT plug

SAFETY

avoid

3. ALWAYS

/_ DANGER:

or in any

• NEVER touch, inspecl or service, the blades or hedge trimmer unless the
pigtail power cord is disconnected
from the extension cord and power supply.

USE AND

CARE

at all times.
situations.

Proper

footing

and

SAFETY

operating
this tool. Failure to follow all instructions
L_ WARNING:
BE SURE to read and understand
electric shock, fire end/or serious personal
Injury.
1. DO NOT use the tool if switch does
controlled
with the switch is dangerous

listed below may result
all instructions
before

not turn it "On" or "Off".
and mus! be repaired,

Any tool thai cannot be

• ALWAYS wear heavy-duty
rubber gloves when you are using the hedge trimmer
and when inspecting the blades for damage or cleaning or lubricating Ihem.

2. DISCONNECT
the plug from the power source before making any adlustments,
changing
accessories
or storing
the tool.
Such preventive safety measures
reduce
risk of slading
Ibe tool accidentally.

• DO NOT use the hedge Irimmer g the cutting bar or blade assembly
or berll. Have the hedge lrimmer serviced at Sears Pads and Repair

3. STORE
idle tools out of the reach of children
and other untrained
persons.
Children
MUST NOT operate
the tool. Tools are dangerous
in the hands of entrained
users.

fs damaged
Service Center.

the

I .......................................................................

,_'I-Id=1i'l
TOOL
4.

USE AND

CARE SAFETY

ELECTRICAL

cont,

6. ALWAYS
iNSPECT
the hedges
bushes,
plantings
wires, pipe, landscape
boards
or ether obstructions
the cuffing
bar oi blades.

4. DO NOT
locations.

and any
serviced

stole tbe hedge trimmer on or adjacent
fo tedilizers
or garden
and garden
chemicals
contain
agents which greatly accelerate
such as the hedge trimmer's
blades
and cuffing
bar.

NOTE:
lubrication
IMPORTANT
will shortenLubricate
blade

ELECTRICAL

the and
life
bladesaffectbefore
cullingand operation.
after each

USe.

chemicals.
the corrosion

Z_ WARNING:

When
"W-A"

operating
a power tool outside,
ALWA_/S
or <_/V-. lhese cords are rated for outdoor

use an outdoor
use and reduce

ALWAYS
ALWAYS

USE a
WEAR

exlension cord marked
the risk of eleefdc
shock.

fool cords repaired
of Ihe cord location

al a Re_r_
and k_,ep itwe!!

8. DO NOT abuse the cord. NEVER
use the cord to carry the tool by or to pull
the plug from
the outlet. Keep cord away from heat, oil, sharp edges or moving
pads.
Replace
damaged
cords immedialely.
Damaged
cords increase the risk of electric
shock.

rio

not

permit

of plug
when
the outlet.

fingers

installing

to touch

removing

Cubie eta dot
rect_ngulo
puesto

[_ _7_

NOT

take

this fool

of fool.

an AWO

(American

Wire

Gauge)

size of a least

a smaller

wire

gauge

size

has

greater

capacity

(14-gauge
wire has more capacity
than 16-gauge
wire;
capacity
than 14-gauge).
When in doubt use the smaller
When
operating
a power
tool outdoors,
marked "W-A"
or "W'.These
cords
are
of electric

hedge
trimmer cord
has (see
a 12-in.
aThis
proper
extension
page Pigtail
7).

Double
operating insulation
this tool. DOES

overhealing

For

Remember,

Dr)!!ble in,_,lJlalio'_ [',] elimii_a!_._ ihe need for ihe three wire grnunded
power
grounded
power
supply svsfeir_.
Applicable
only to C!_,es !_ (dr_',_hte-ineu!afed}
This tool is a double
Insulated
tool.

Z'_ WARNING: when
precautions

and

the

Laboratories
in a loss of powe_

14-gauge

is recommended

for an extension
cord of 25- If. or less in length.
Use 12-gauge
for an extension
of 5O-fl. Extension
cords lOg-it,
or longer are not recommended.

Double Insulated
tools are equipped
with a polarized
plug (one blade is wider than the other).Thls
plug
will fit hl a polarized
outkzt only one way. I! the plug

_ plugged
CAUTION:
be
into

CORDS

Use a proper
extension
cord. ONLY use cords listed by Underwrilers
(UL).
Other extension
cords can cause
a drop in line voltage, resulting

does not fil fLiIly in file rill!air
reverse
lhe plug, If it still does
nol lif. contacf
a q_lified
electrician
to insfal! a polarized
outlet, go net change or alter Ihe plug in any way.
2.

EXTENSION

lermlnals
plug from

If operating
an electric
tool in damp locations
Is unavoidable,
Ground
Fault Cimuit Interrupter
to supplv
power to your tool.
electrician's
rubber
gloves and footwear
in damp conditions.

SAFETY

Z_ WARNING:
Ground
Fault Circuit
Interrupter
(GFCI)
protection
should be provided
On the
circuit(s)
or outlet(s)
to be used for hedge
trimmer.

the
the

expose
tools to rain or wet conditions
or use electric tools in wet or damp
Waler entering
an electric fool will increase the risk el electric shock.

7. INSPECT
tool cords for damage.
Have damaqed
Service
Center. 81_ SURE to slay constantly
aware
away from the blades.

Ignoring

cont.

that yoc are going fo fdm for Mdden
that could gel caught
in, or damage

DO NOT
Fedilizers
of metals,

SAFETY

3. BEFORE
plugging in the tool, BE SURE thai the outlet voltage supplied
is within the
voltage
marked on the tool's data plate. DO NOT use "AC only" rated tools with a DO
power supply.

MAINTAIN
hedge
trimmer
with care. Keep cutting
blades
sharp and clean for best
performance
and to reduce
the risk el (njtlry, leepecf
extension
cord pmiedicatly
and
replace
if damaged.
Keep handles dry, clean and free from oil and grease.

5. CHECK
for misalignment
or binding
of moving
parts,
breakage
of parts,
other condition
lhaf may atlect the Iool's operalion,
If damaged,
have Ihe loci
before using. Many
accidents
are caused
by poody
maintained
too)s.

I1_11:lllll | [I] 1_'ll,]lil

Power

place

Cord

a larger

wire has

usa only with an outdoor
rated for outdoor
use and

number
more

extension
cord
reduce
the risk

shock.

cnrd and
Iools.

that

of normal

than

12-gauge
number,

cord

must

safety

I
}

cord so that It will not get caught
on bushes,
hedges,
tree trunks,
Z_ other
Dr
CAUTION:
obstructionsKeep while
the extension
you are working
cord clear
with of the
the trimmer.
work area.

lawnmowere
Position
the

immediately.
Never
use tool with a damaged
cord since touching
the
area WARNING:
Z_
could
cause electrical
Check extension
shock,
resulting
cords
before
in serious
each use.
Injury.If damaged

damaged
replace

_.'f:1_i |'|| _{,,"]J_IIIIJj [t]_'f;Z/I
EXTENSION
The

label

CORDS

on your

tool

R.'f,_1=1=ilIt'| I_k"]lll1,1
I[I,]l I [I] __:I_.] =|m_

cont.
may

SAFETY

include

the

following

symbols.

Volts

A ......................................................................
HZ ....................................................................
W .....................................................................
rain ..................................................................

Amps
Hertz
Walls
Minutes

,%.....................................................................
..................................................................
no ....................................................................

Alternating currenl
Direcl currenl
No-load speed

__] ....................................................................
RPM ...................................................
SPM ................................................

Class II conslruclion,
Double
Revolutions
par miaule
Stmk_s
per mir_ute

OPf_
......................................................
/_ ...................................................................

Orbils per minule
Indicales danger, warning
or caution.
It means attenlion!
Your safety is involved.

of this hedge
any electrical

power
switch and
missing,
damaged

remove
the trimmer
plug from the power
source _nd have
or failed parts replacP, d BEFORE
resuming
operation.

When
servicing
a tool, use only identical
replacement
parts. Follow
instructions
in the maintenance
section
of this manual.
Uee of unauthorized
parts nr failure
Io renew maintenance
iestruclions
may create e risk of electric
shor.k or injury.
RULES

DANGER;

Risk

FOR

ELECTRIC

of cut.

Keep

HEDGE
hands

away

Parts end Repair
Center.
Service
could result in n risk of injury,

blades.

Keep

both

2.
3.

CAUTION:

Blades

coast

material
when
after

from blades.
picking
up or
hedge

trimmer

hands

DO NOT grasp
the exposed
holding
the hedge
trimmer.
is turned

this rule will

reduce

lbe

risk of electric

shock,

ALWAYS

fire or serious

Keep both Hazard,
hands
Laceration

on
handles
Keep
hands when
sway power
from

is on.
blades,

cont.

quickly.

Your

where

trimmer

was

without
and

adequate

lighting.

ALWAYS

make

sure

when

vegelation

is dry.

trimmer

by both

the main

the cord
it can

Ihat

you can

see

edging,

handle

and the

auxiliary

behind

the

trimmer

be cut by the

when

in use.

handle

NEVER,

NOT

place

for

greater

for any

reason,

the cord

over

blade,

I
I

il from the

bower

11,

if hedge trimmer
starts
can cause
injury.

12,

DO NOT OVERREACH,
Keep proper
fooling when taking steps while using

13,

STAY ALERT.
trimmel whorl

14,

ALWAYS
cleaning

15.

MAINTAIN
the trimmer
with care. Follow
instructions
for lubricating
blades.
ALWAYS
inspect
lho hedge trimmer cord and if damaged
have repaired,
and also inspect
extension
cord before each use and replace
if damaged.

16.

KEEP the handle
dry, c_een and free of nil and grease.
Use a dean cloth when cleaning.
DO NOT use solvents,
brake fluids, gasoline,
or other petroleum
products
to clean the
Irimmer.
They can damage
plastic pads.

17,

KEEP guard in place and in good working order,
in place. Keep hands away from culling
blades.

!8.

NEVER
Failure

cutting

injury,

DO NOT carry the lrimmer
by the cord or pull the cord to disconnect
receptacle,
Keep cord away from heat, oil and sharp edges.

DO NOT FORCE
the trimmer.
Do not try to cut more than wha_ the trimmer
is designed
for. DO NOT force the unit through
thick, dense
growth, ff the b_ades slow down,
reduce
your pace.
Trimmer
will do a better job with less chance
of injury when used at Ihe rate
for which il is designed

Learn the
related to this tool

Handle

keep

hedge

10.

I
blades
with care.
I _
DANGER:

ONLY

ho_d the

blade

cut when
blades
are moving.
ALWAYS
make sure the trimmer
switch
Is OFF and
trimmer
is UNPLUGGED
when clearing
jammed
material
from blades.
DO NOT
cutting
blades
or
when
picking
or holding
Do
not attempt
to cutting
remove edges
cut material
or hold up
material
to be
the hedge
trimmer.

off.

KNOW
your electric
trimmer.
Read operator's
manes!
carefully.
applications
and limitations,
as well as the specific
potential
haTards
Following

Use trimmer

HEDGE TRIMMERS

how to slop the

hold the exposed
I Z_.WARNING:

handles
when power
is connected
to hedge
trimmer.
DO NOT ATTEMPT
to remove
cut material
or hold material
to be cut when blades
are moving.
Make sure the
trimmer
switch
is off, and the trimmer
is disconnected
from the power
supply
when clearing
jammed
blades
or e=_dting edges

use trimmer

know

in mind. DLJal Safety Trigger
Switches
located
on the rear handle
handle help prevent
accidental
starting.
BOTH tdgger switches
to turn the hedge trimmer On. ONLY one has to be released
to

you are trimming

lhe hedge

TRIMMERS
from

NOT

6, ALWAYS

the

Tool service
maintenance

and

centre! and balance.
NEVER
reach in front of lhe safety
guard.
touch thn r:!rt!ing b!ades or any moving
p_rte dudng use.

SAFETY

FOR ELECTRIC

controls

6.
Insulated

trimmer
is missing or should break, bend, or fail in any way;
component
fail to perform
properly:
SHUT
OFF the

should
be performed
at a Sears
performed
by unqualified
persormel

DO
whet

SAFETY

1. If any part
or should

the

designed
with safety
and Ihe front auxiliary
have to be depressed
turn the trimmer
Off.

V .......................................................................

SERVICE

RULES

Know

to vibrate

abnormally,

Watch what you are tloing.
you are tired.

disconnect
or servicing

the Idmmer
it.

from

CHECK

footing
trimmer.

immediately.

Use commor_

power

Excessive

vibration

and balance
at all limes, Be aware el
NEVER
run when using your hedge trimmer,

source

use the guard as a handle. NEVER
hold
to heed Ihis warning
can result in serious

_nee.

when

NEVER

not

DO NOT

in use,

operale

the hedge trimmer
personal
injury.

e_erate

or when you

trimmer

without

by the guard.

the

are

guard

l..'_;_d :li'|l_
SAFETY

l._11;| I{q / [I}_ _.'l_l,}ltl

RULES

FOR
from

ELECTRIC

power

source

HEDGE

20.

ALWAYS
store Ihe trimmer indoors when not in use. It should
high up or locked in a place lhat is out of the reach el children.

21.

ALWAYS
use only the accessories
provided
by or sold by Sears.
accessories
may create a hazardous
siIualion,

22.

ALWAYS

keep

23.

BEFORE
as cords,

using
lights,

24.

If you hi! an object
operating
condition

openings

passing

clear

the

cent.

Disconnect

ver, tilatio,n

BEFORE

TRIMMERS

19.

hedge

trimmer

to another

be slored

person.

in a dry place,

Use of any other

of debris.

this hedge Irimmer,
clear the area to be cuL
wire, or string, which can become
entangled
with the hedge trimmer. CHECK
BEFORE
continuing
to use.

Remove
all objects
such
in the cutting blade.

to be sllre

trimmer

7. ALWAYS
check the tool
olher part that is damaged
properly and perform its
pads, breakage
of parts,
A guard or other pad that
Service
center.

for damaged
parts.
Before further use of the tool, a guard or
should be carefully
checked
Io determine if it will operale
intended funelion.
Check for misalignment
or binding
of moving
and any other condition that may affect the tool's operation.
is damaged
should
be properly
repaired
or replaced at a Sears

8. Keep

hands

blades.

9. Keep

both

COAST

11. DO

use in wel conditions,

in fertilizers,
chromium

herbicides,
pesticides,
from
chemically
treated

Your risk from these exposures
varies,
type of work.To
reduce
your exposure
• Work
• Work
that

ADDITIONAL

in e well-ventilated

RULES

FOR

SAFE

NOT store

trimmer

don'l

overreach.

Oft.

blade bar, cutting
blades,
guard, handles,
power
repaired
at your nearest Sears Service
Center.

plugged

to lnslmet
others who
have these inslrucIions

iiilo power

may use Ihis tool.
also.

cord

supply.

RefertothemIrequenlly
andusethem

If someone

borrows

this loci, make

sure

they

and insecticides.
lumber.

depending
upon how
to these chemicals:

often

you do this

equipment,
such as those
to filter
out microscopic

1. The hedge trimmer comes fully assembled
except
for the blade
front auxiliary
handle,
which must both be attached,

dust masks
particles.

Remove the trimmer,
Ior damage.

Do not discard

box

front auxiliary

or packing

malerial

handle

until

and guard

all parts

are

from

guard

the carton

and the

and inspect

them

examined.

OPERATION
I

turn

14.SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS,

area

with approved
safety
ere specially
designed

NOT

after

12. DO NOT use with damaged
exlension
cord. Have them

is in safe

Some dust particles
created
by lawn and garden
chemicals
krlown
to caos_
cancer, birth
defects
or other
harm. Some
examples
of these chemicals
are:

• Compounds
Arsenic
and

from

on handles;

10. BLADES

13. DO
../_ WARNING:
tecta cor_ta|n
reproductive

away
hands

to follow
all instructions
listed
below may result
in electric
shock,
z_
WARNING:
BE SURE to read and understand
a!l instructions.
serious
personal
iniury.

fire and/or
Failure

I
I

not
in the
Z'_ plug
WARNING:

Fig.

trimmer
If any

until
damaged
pert the
of the
hedge

part is repaired
trimmer
is mtssingor replaced.
or damaged,

1. Had=

1. Know your power tool. Rend operator's
manual
carefully ..... earn h_ app ..........
ra nn= and
llml a ions, as well as he specific
pe en at hazards; re e ed to hi_ o_. _o owir_g
this rule wii! red!lap ]h# d_k of electric
shock,
fife ar serious
injuq/. I_end Ihis eperaie{'s
manual to any user who borrows
Ihis hedge trimmer.
2. ALWAYS
wear safety
eyeglasses
have only
3. PROTECT

your

lungs.

glasses
or eye shields
impact-resistant
lenses;
Wear

a face mask

when using
this tool. Everyday
they are NOT safety glasses.

o_ dust

mask

it the ope_atior_

4. PROTECT
your hearing.
Wear appropriate
personal
hearing
Under some conditions
noise from this prodIlet
may contribute
5. ALL VISITORS
AND BYSTANDERS
operator
of the Iooi wears.

MUST

wear

the same

6. INSPECT
the tool cords periodically
and If damaged
nearest
Sears Service
Center.
ALWAYS
BE AWARE

salary

2. Front

is dusty.

protection
during
to hearing loss.
equipmenl

have them repaired
of the cord location.

Auxiliary
Handle

use.
that the

at your
4. Blade

(

5. Operator's

Manual

I
I

...........................................................................................

KNOW

YOUR

ELECTRIC

HEDGE

TRIMMER

(Fig.

Your hedge trimmer has mae, v built-i_
convenience
teatures
for test, efficient
cutting
These features
include
a full length trigger swilch
under the front auxiliary
handle and
a trigger safety switch under the rear handle to prevent
accidenta{
starts.
8oth triggers
must be depressed
t_ turn the hedge trimmer
on.
Your hedge trimmer
has a precision
to a 120-roll,
60 Hz AC ONLYpower
should
always
be used with a GFC!

Front Trigger
Safety Power

Fig. 2

bui)t electric
motor and it should
only be connected
supply
normal
household
curren?
. The trimmer
(Ground
Fault Circuit interrupter)
outlet.

Blade

Front

Guard

RearTrigger
Sefet

Switch

Auxiliary

Handle

DO NOT operate
fftts trimmer
on direct current
(DO). The large voltage
drop wot.dd
caus9 a _oss c4 power and the motor would overheat.
If the trimmer
does not operate
when plugged
into correct
120 volt, 60 ttz AC ONLY outlet,
check the power
supply.
]he trimmer
comes
with a 12-1n pigtail power
cord and must be plugged
into a proper
extension
cord
Blade
Cutting
This

Electric
Amp

HedgeTrimmer
Motor

Has

provides

the

4.0

3200 SPM-Strokes
per minute
trimming jobs around
the yard.

22-inch
long
cutting
reach.

Dual Cutting
8. fast cutting

Hardened

Dual Safety
Trigger
Switches
auxiliary
handle
harp prevent

4-Position

Front

3-Position
your cutting

Rear
Handle
reach

4-Position
FroP, t Hec_dle
provide
maximum
control

f0.

Cord

11.

Lightweight

Aluminum

Action
act_oe,
Steel

Reteetion

Handle

Features:

to cut branches

(no-load

speed)

up Io 3/d-inch
for fast outliog

Bar

Upper

Cutting

Lower

Blade

in diameter.
on a variety

Buttons

of hedge

for

Front Handle
Adjustment
(1 on each side)
Bar

minimize

provides

lightweight

vibration

Io reduce

durability

operator

and

extended

fatigue

and

Button for
Rear Handle Extension

provides

Rear
stay

sharp

adjusts

extends

and
and

on 3-position
starting.

on t2-inr:h
Designed

rear handle

to a comforlable

up ta 4-inches

3-Position
np_ra!ing

Z_ DANGER:
blades
with care. Laceration
Keep both Hazard.
hands

Handle

Extension

longer

fecated
accidental

easily

Clip Iterated
Ergonomically

power

Cutting

helps

Blades

Following

Rear
comfort
pigtail

out

oF tt_e motor

and

helps
use and

keep

housing

extension

handling

on
Keep
handles
hands when
away power
from

on 4-position

front

Pigtail

posilion,

Handle
with Moldedqn
with reduced
vibration

cord

for easy

working

Retainer

P!ug

Blades

to extend

Comfort

Grfp

cord conneded,

cornlod

blades,
is on.

Handle

Blade

Length

Speed

(Strokes

22-inches
per Mfoute)

3200

Cutting

Capacity

3/4.taeh

Cutting

Action

Dual

Power

Cord

Requirement

12g-volt,

G0 Hertz

Clip

z'_
WARNING:
Your hedge
trimmer
should
NEVER
power
source
when you are assembling
parts,
making
blades,
cleaning
or when it is not in use. Disconnecting
prevent
accidental
starting,
which coold
cause
serious

ATTACHING

be connected
to the
adjuslments_
oiling
the trimmer
will
personal
iniury.

The Front

1. Disconnect

WARNING:

To avoid
outlet

injury,

BEFORE

ALWAYS

turn

installing
parts
,.._:,

off and
cleaning

disconnect
the

the

trimm_r-pr
:i,

trimmer

(Fig.

3_ 3a and

The Blade Safety
mu_I be altacl/ed

t, Dist;,onnect
the power

Fig.
3

Fig,3. i!dh

Idmmer

from

FRONT

must
the

AUXILIARY

be attached
power

HANDLE

before

(Fig, 4, 4a and 4b)

use,

supply.

Insert the left side of the handle containing
making
sure both plug blades are properly
(see Fig, 4)

the plug
connected

the trimmer
or
disconnect
the trimmer

blades into the motor housing,
into notches {receptaclas)

Rotate each lock nut as sbown
in Fig. 4b 1o lock handle
in position.
Check
lock nuts are locked
Ohio the main housing
and that handle
is secure.

CAUTION:
connected,

3b)

Handle

3, Pull handle (bend sSghlly), and iaserl the right side of the handle into the right side
of meier housing
as shown in Fiq, 4a.

n_aking
';_

ATTACHING
THE
BLADE
SAFETY
GUARD

4-POSI33ON

from the power
outlet
BEFORE
installing
parts,
cleaning
I L_
WARNING:
To avoid injury. ALWAYS
turn off and
making
any adjustments.

.'/_-_.CAUTION:
ALWAY5
make
sure you support
the weight
of the hedge
trimmer
by setting
it down on a flat, dry surface
before you assemble
parts,
adjust
handles
or pertorm
maintensnce
on the hedge
trimmer.

from the power
any adjustments.

THE
Auxiliary

the

If the
2 Safety

plug
blades
on the auxiliary
Trigger
Switches
WILL NOT

handle
operate

to ensure

are not properly
as designed.

Guald
before

l[immar

Item

supply.

2, In_ert the blade safety
guard into the slol as
shown
in Fig. 3. m_king
sure it is securely
attached,
Conneel
3. Itse the two screws
inch_ded to altar!t_
the _uard

securely.

NOTE: Before completely
lightening
the
"lock
nuts" down, connect
the hedge
trimmer
to power
supply
to make
sure the safety
trigger
swttch
on th_
auxiliary
handle
is operating
properly
(See

Z_ CAUTION:

17 Fig. B)

Z_WARNING:
When
turning
hedge
trimmer
on make sure blade support
bar and blades
are clear of any
obstructions,
and trimmer
is
securely
held in place.

aotate lock nut

Page

Blades

coast

after

turn

off.

ADJUSTING
THE

Your hedge
plovtde
the

4-POSITION

FRONT

AUXILIARY

HANDLE

tFig.

trimmer's
front auxiliary
handle wil! adjust to 4 different
most con',lo'rtab_e
position
in which to work.

PIGTAIL

5)
preset

positions

Press and hold Ihe two buttons on either side of the unit (see Fig 5) and rolate the fronl
hand{e tO the most comfortable
angle.
The front handle wilt click end lock into piece after
you release
the buttons.
Make sure the handle is locked
inlo one the 4 pro-set
positions
before
L=sing the tdmrner
Z_
CAUTION:
power source,
you assemble

ALWAYS
and support
paris,
adjust

make sure you disconnect
hedge
trimmer
from
the
its weighl by setting
if down on a flat, dry surface
before
handles
or perform
maintenance
on hedge
trimmer.

For normal
hePzonlal
or eertlca!
(_de'l c\_ting,
operate
the trimmer
w h he a J_ _l _ R _ p n the
[2} most Iolwald
positions
Use the (2) rea! positions
exlended
reaches.
] hose
4 positions
will provide
you with morn balanced
corltrol when opereling
your hedge trirnr'ne£

For2

r_l

R3nr
/':'-'-_

elongated
3.

place through
clip (Fig. 7).

Fig. 7

_--_.]

Clip,

the

hole.

Plug trimmer's
power
(see Fig. 7). Exleneion
cor(,i r_taioer
CiJp.

cord into extension
cord is now lirmly

cord plug
attached
to

)

for
Before
attempting
to uee any !col,
features
and safety instructions.

HEDGE

TRIMMER

TRIGGER

SAFETY

be sure

to familiarize

yourself

with all the operating

UNTIL
THE MISSING
PARTS
ARE REPLACED.
FAILURE
ANY
ARE INMISSING,
NOT OPERATE
YOUR
COULDPARTS
RESULT
SERIOUS DOPERSONAL
INJURY.

I z_
WARNING:
FOLLOW
THIS RULEIF

one
THE

3-POSITION

REAR

HANDLE

(Fig.

SWITCHES

(Fig.

of the trigger

switches

and the

trimmer

will stop.

Tile rear handle of the trimmer
can he e×tended
out from 1he i'nnk)r housing
inches to extend your cutling
reach. To operate
this feature,
press end hold
button with your thumb and pul! _he rear handle
away from the motor housing
cheese
from 3 preset positi_)ns
the ilandie
wiii click when it is in one of the
{see Fig 6) ,Make s_re handle
is £;,_l:llred and ciinked tn orle o! the 3 preset
using the hedge
[rimmec
eo_lSort
6

POWER

Hp to 4 additional
the extension
You can
positions
positions
before

J
[

z'_

CAUTION:

R ....

ber bled ......

tatter

t ....

ff.]
J

Fig,

s.fm'y

Rear
Safety Trlgg_"
Fewer Swllel_

Po_llion_
t

Note that the ldgger
safety power
switch on the front auxiliary
handle
an e!l three sides under the lop of the u-shaped
auxilim¥
handle.
The
power ewitch on the rear handle
is under the aRt!re
Both switches
ere designed
for convenience,
ease
in all cuttim;J positions,

116

There arc 2 safety tdgger power
swilches
on the handles of your trimmer.
Both tri#ge_swilches
need to be depressed
for the trimmer
to operate.
Depress
and hold the froot
trigger switch and depress
tire rear trigger switch.
To stop hedge trkt',me£
re_ease either

Adjustment Buttons
(Ohm On each Side /

Fig.

(Fig,

2. Fasten
this loop of extension
cord onto the hook oa the
cord retainer
clip (Fig. 7), Pull excess
cord back lhrough

Fig. 5

ADJUSTING

CORD

Make a loop of extension
cord and
elongated
hole on the cord retainer

_1
Rear

r,
rotv_rcl

POWER

Your hedge trimmer
has a 12-inch pigtsil poweT eo_d,
This cord must be attached
to a proper extension
cord
(see, page 7, EXTENSION
CORDS),
using the Cord Retainer

Adjustment Button

can be activated
trigger safely

length of the top of the rear handle
of operalion
and handling
comfort

UStNG

THETRIMMER

DoOTE:
not place
Always if keep
over

Always
balance

(Figs.

the

9,10

power
hedge

and

11)

USING

cord behind
where
it may the
be cut.
hedge

I;old the hedge trimmer firmly with both
and do not overreach
(see Fig. 9)..

hands.

2. Before
cutting
an area, inspect
if first and remove
become
thrown or entangled
in the blades.
3. ALWAYS
hold the hedge trimmer
with one
rear handle and with 1he blade away from
you before lurning it on. NEVER
hold the
trimmer
by the blade safety
guard.
4

hand

trimmer
Maintain

any foreign

on the front

DO NOT try to [tim ior_ much at one l+me
fhis can cal_se the blades
to hind and slow
down,
reducing
the cutting
efficiency.

when
proper

objects

handle

footing

lhat

and

]

in use.

on the

TRIMMER

(Figs,

g, 10 and

11) coot.

new growth, use a wide sweeping
motion (see Fig. !1),
into the culting
blade. A slighl downward
tilt of the blade
the best cutting.

Older growth will
sawing
motion.

LEVEL
HEDGES
- To obtain
exceptionally
level hedges,
stretched
along the edge el the hedges
as a guide
(see

SIDE TRIMMING
HEDGES
- To side4rim
and sweep
upward
(see Fig. 9).

and

could

one

THE

6. When
trimming
are fed directly
of motioa gives

have

thicker

slams

and should

be trimmed

hedges,

begin

using

so the stems
in the direction

a back

a piece el string
Fig. 10).
at the bottom

and forth

can be

of the hedge

/_-

Fig. 9

Z_ WARNING:
•

Read

To help guard

operator's

manuel

against
before

• Always
Check
Front Auxiliary
are adjusted
and Ior¢ked _nto
DANGER:
If the blade
jams on any electrical
cord or line, DO NOT]OUCH
THE BLADE,
IT CAN BECOME
ELECTRICALLY
LiVE AND BE VERY
DANGEROUS.
Continue
to hold your trimmer
by the insulated
handles
and immedialely
disconnecl
the damaged
electrical
cord or line from the power
source,
Failure to
heed this wareing
will result
in serious
or fatal personal
injury.

•

Keep

hands

away

•

Keep

bends

on handles.

• Do not use

in wet

• Do not use

with

• Never
5,

ALWAYS
wear heavy-duty
rubber gloves
hands from thorny or prickly growth

when

trimming;

they will help pretecl

your

from

Immerse

Z_ CAUTION:

Do not

Z_ WARNING:
attachment.

Such

observe

Save

and Rear
securely

behind

the

the following

rules.

manual.
Handle
to make sure they
bt_tore using the trimmer.

blade

safety

guard.

overreach.

conditions.

any

part

extension

cords.

of the

tool

into

after

turn

off,

coasts

near the blades
until they come
trimmer
from power
soume.
Ihick or those ohvieusly
too large to feed into tb_ cutti_g
blade.
U_e the hedge trimmer
non'hal
hedges
Use a
pruning3/4-in
saw (19mm)
to trim
I for
Z_ cutting
CAUTION:
oO NOT and
try shnJhbery
In cut branchonly stems
thathand
are saw
largeror Ihan
large branches

use.

Handle
position

blades,

damaged

Blade

injury, always
each

to e complete

a liquid.

Do not
stop

DO NOT use this hedge
trimmer
usage
might
be hazardous.
19

put your

hands

and

you

have disconnected

anywhere

with any

type of accessory

WARNING:

Your hedge

trimmer

should

NEVER

be connected

power
soured
when you are assembling
parts, making
adjustments,
blades,
cleaning
or when it is not in use. Disconnecting
the trimmer
accidental
starling,
which could
cause serious
personal
injury,

Periodic
maintenance
allows
lot long life and
maintenance
schedule
should
be maintained.
praclice,
follow ttlese recommended
steps:
1. When work has
tile tool !o allow
of obetrucllene.
Clean

Keep the me!or _ir np_nings
and s!ore tool in a dry" place.

the tool

with a small

brush.
free

Wipe
Item

trouble-free
operation.
A cleaning
and
AS a common
preven'=ive
mainlenance

been completed,
etwe¥_
clean and
smooth
functioning
of the tool over

to the
oiling
will prevent

elf any

oi_ the cutting
b_ades, and clean
time. Also keep the air vents free

moisture

oi1, gru_t._e,

SHARPENING

AND

5. Repeat
the above
nick and sharpened

AND

REMOVING

FROM

THE

BLADES

stems

the tdmmer

from

Ihe power

from

trimmer

by setting
it down
in ALWAYS
a vise.

Blade

cont.

(Fig.

12)

and moving

lhe blade

teeth

until you have

removed

the

BLADE

the

power

To avoid

outlet

(Fig_

13)

injury,

BEFORE

ALWAYS

installing

turn
parts,

off and
cleaning

disconnect
the

trimmer

the

trimmer

or making

ad ustments.

clean and lubricate
the hedge trimmer
be sure tbe unit is turned OFF and
light machine
oil along lhe top edge

____

_.,%,t_

supply,

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I
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I
some types
of grease
to break
down.To
prevent
damage
to the unit, only use
CAUTION:
lubricants
contain solvents
and wfl| cause
a,4',
premium
machine Some
oil spray-on

on a flat, dry surface
when you are clamping
the
make sure you support
the weight
of the hedge
20

BLADES

3. Clamp
the blade supped
cutting
bar assembly
in a vise
and make sure you supper1 the weight of the motor hmlsing
and rear handle
on a flel surface.
File the exposed
cutting
surface
of the damaged
blade tooth wilh an B-inch fine
round file having
a 1/4 or 7/32-lech
diameler.
Be sore to
retain the tooth's original
angle when filing to sharpen
or
to remove nicks.

I Z'_
blade CAUTION:
assembly

process of filing
the tooth.

For efficient
operation
and k_nger blade life, alwaye
b ades be ore and af er eac 1 use. Before lubricating,
unplugged
from lhe power
supply. Apply a premium
of the blade supped
bar (see Fig. 13).

Lower
Cutting'_

wilh the upper
as shown

and disconnec!
the trimmer
from the power
outlet
BEFORE
installing
parts,
cleaning
the trimmer
or
/_
WARNING:
To avoid
injury, ALWAYS
turn off
making
_ny adjustments,

12)

cuain

in Fig, !2, This will allow clearance
for the file between
lhe upper cutting
leelh and the lower teeth,
2. Diseonneel

(Fig.

Fig,

as long as it does eel interfere
wilh lhe movement
el the
blade's
dual action.
Tn remove
nicks or sharpen
the blades,
{OUOW these recomme_ded
steps:
!n come
to a stop
blades
positioned

THE

Or woodchip,_,

any

The culling
blades
are made from high quality,
hardened
sleel and with normal usage. Ihey will not require
re-sharpening.
However,
il you accidentally
hit a wire lence,
siena or brick wall or some other hard objects,
you may put
a nick in the blade.
There is no need to remove
Ihe nick

t. Allow the hedge trimmer
cutting
blades
and lower

FROM

with a soft cloth.

leaves,

LUBRICATINGTHE

NICKS

from Ihe vise, connect
to power, restad trimmer
to expose
blade you need to file, stop trimmer,
and disconnect
Irimmer

products,
penetrating
oils, etc,, come in contact
with plastic
parts.
Chemicals
can damage,
weaken
or destroy
plastic
which may result
ia serious
Z_
WARNING:
De net at any time let brake fluids,
gasoline,
petroleum-based
personal
injury.

Z_ WARNING:
SHARPENING

REMOVING

4. Remove
the hedge Irimmer
any other pad of the cutting
from the power
supply.

I
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designed

accessories

WARNING:

your

local

Sears

store

or other

Craftsmen

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22-in. 4.0 Amp
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Model

22-in. 4.0 Amp
Electric Hedge Trimmer

No. 172.7944.3

Model No. 172.79443

The model number will be found on the eameptate ofthe Hedge Trimmer.
Always mention the model number when requesting pads and service for your too!.

The mode! number wi)}be found on the nameplate of the Hedge Trimmer.
Always menlion the model number when requesting parts and sewice for your tool.

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Electric Hedge Trimmer
Model

No. 172.79443

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A_waysmentbr, the model number when requesfin9 pads and service lot your |col.

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93
94

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95
96

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98

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