How to Operate a Cement Mixer

Running a cement mixer may not be as easy as operating a blender--but close. Follow a few steps carefully and in no time you will be whipping up margaritas for party guests on your new patio.


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Step1
Before learning how to use a cement mixer, determine whether your job requires a cement mixer or a mortar mixer. A cement mixer works for mixing cement, which is used for sidewalks or as a base for setting flagstones in an outdoor walk. Use a mortar mixer for masonry work.


Step2
Read the instructions before operating your mixer.


Step3
Set up the mixer on a level, solid surface.


Step4
Read the mixing instructions on each bag of material.


Step5
Plug the cord into an outlet.


Step6
Start the mixer before adding material.


Step7
Add material to the rotating drum.


Step8
Leave the mixer running the entire time it contains cement.


Step9
Empty the drum while it is rotating.


Step10
Turn the drum down to drain all fluids.


Step11
Wash out all debris from the inside of the mixer.




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How to Operate a Circular Saw

For weekend warriors, using a circular saw can make home improvement projects easier to do, with results that would make Ty Penning proud.


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Step1
Before finding out how to use a circular saw, decide what power saw you need for the job. Do curving cuts with a saber saw, band saw, or jig saw. Cut trees and tree limbs with a chain saw. Use a circular saw for making long, straight cuts and crosscuts.


Step2
Read the owner's manual.


Step3
Check that the blade is sharp. Replace a dull blade while the saw is unplugged.


Step4
Set the blade depth, while the saw is still unplugged, so that it extends no more than 1/8 to 1/4 inch below the wood.


Step5
Set up sawhorses or a bench to support the wood.


Step6
Use clamps to hold your work in place. Never cut across your arm, knee or hand.


Step7
Put on safety goggles, glasses or other eye protection.


Step8
Wear a dust mask or respirator if sawing harmful materials such as treated wood.


Step9
Plug in the saw.


Step10
Start the saw and let it reach full power before starting to cut.


Step11
Use both hands on the saw: one on the trigger and the other on the front knob handle.


Step12
Stop the saw when you are finished cutting. Allow the blade to stop moving before removing it from the wood.




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How to Operate a Backhoe

Anyone who ever played with Tonka trucks in the dirt as a child secretly digs the idea of someday using a backhoe as an adult. With a little attention to safety, it's entirely possible.


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Step1
Running a backhoe requires some advance research on the area where you plan to dig. You will need to locate and mark underground cables, gas, water, and sewer before digging. Also, be sure to assess the area for holes, obstacles or drop-offs.


Step2
Read the operator's manual.


Step3
Use handrails, ladders, or attached steps when mounting the machine.


Step4
Fasten your seat belt, set the brake, and place the transmission in neutral before starting the engine.


Step5
Start the machine.


Step6
Keep the loader bucket down on the ground while you level the machine.


Step7
Begin to dig. Always operate the backhoe from the seat.


Step8
Fill the bucket in accordance with manufactuer's instructions.


Step9
Lift loads with the weight over the back of the machine, not the side.


Step10
Dump the bucket uphill when working on a slope.


Step11
Park on flat ground with the loader and backhoe buckets on the ground when finished.


Step12
Relieve hydraulic pressure by working the controls before turning the backhoe off.




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How to Operate a Mortar Mixer

Colored mortar in brick work is all the rage right now, as an architectural tool to either harmonise with bricks or offer contrast. Using a mortar mixer, whatever color you choose, shouldn't be intimidating if you follow a few simple steps.


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Step1

For masonry work, use a mortar mixer that has blades turning inside the drum to mix the mortar. A turning drum-type cement mixer won't give you the same thorough consistency as a mortar mixer.

Step2

Read the manufacturer's instructions before operating your mixer.

Step3

Set up your mixer on a level surface.

Step4

Open the fuel shutoff valve on gas motor units before starting the motor.

Step5

Make sure the mixer is properly grounded if it's electric.

Step6

Start the mixer before adding material.

Step7

Add only a little water first.

Step8

Keep the mix on the dry side until you have added all dry material.

Step9

Add the remaining water to fine-tune the mix.

Step10

Always stop the engine before servicing, adding fuel, oil or leaving the mixer unattended.

Step11

Turn off fuel shutoff valve on gas motor units before towing the mixer.

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How to Operate a Jigsaw

Whether you use a corded jigsaw or a cordless jigsaw, these tools are perfect for making intricate or curving cuts in almost any material.


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Step1 Decide if you need a circular saw, a jigsaw, or a table saw for your job. Do curving cuts with a saber saw, band saw, or jigsaw. Pick a jigsaw to cut holes or curves in thin metals, plastics, wood moldings, and plywood.


Step2 Read the owner's manual before operating your saw.


Step3 Wear glasses or other eye protection.


Step4 Use a sharp blade. Replace dull blades while the saw is unplugged or the charger is removed.


Step5 Hold the jigsaw with one hand and item being cut with the other hand.


Step6 Depress the trigger and cut the material.


Step7 Let the saw blade do the work.


Step8 Keep the saw footplate flush against the wood.


Step9 Hold the trigger during the entire cut.


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How to Operate a Chainsaw

A chainsaw is a powerful tool, especially when it comes to big jobs involving trimming or cutting trees. But it is potentially very dangerous. Learn how to use it safely.

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Step1 Decide whether to use light or midweight chainsaw. A lightweight saw (8-14 inches) is ideal for trimming branches and small trees. A midweight saw (14-18 inches) is better for cutting larger trees and logs.
Step2 Read the owner's manual and observe the safety precautions before operating your chainsaw.
Step3 Examine the saw each day you use it for proper chain tension and adequate lubrication.
Step4 Consider tree diameter, lean, soundness, and crown distribution before making the first cut.
Step5 Support the saw firmly before you start it.
Step6 Keep your hands away from the blade.
Step7 Start the saw. Accelerate the engine to full throttle before beginning a cut. Always run the saw at full throttle.
Step8 Remove one-fourth to one-third of the tree's diameter with an undercut.
Step9 Make a backcut from the opposite side of the tree, about two inches above the undercut, to fell the tree.
Step10 Keep the saw running until the cut is complete and the saw is free of the wood.
Step11 Turn the saw off. Allow the blade to stop turning completely before setting it down.
Step12 Fuel the saw for the next use once the engine has cooled.
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How to Operate a Snowblower

Anyone who lives in snow country knows that the snowblower is one of the most time- (and back-) saving inventions of all time.

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Step1 Decide which of the two types of snowblowers you need. A single-stage blower whirls the auger at high speed. A two-stage blower with a slower-moving auger has more power.
Step2 Get your snowblower serviced before snow falls.
Step3 Check the engine oil level, clutch, blower system, and chute positioning before starting.
Step4 Spray the discharge chute with silicone spray before use to reduce clogging.
Step5 Blow snow the natural direction from the impeller, usually to the right.
Step6 Check wind direction and work with the prevailing wind direction.
Step7 Avoid backing up; work in circles instead.
Step8 Try not to avoid blowing snow twice.
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How to Operate a Riding Lawn Mower

Using a riding lawn mower can be as fun as it looks on the commercials. Just follow a few simple steps.

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Step1 Read the manufacturer's operating manual.
Step2 Clear the work area of sticks, stones and other things that could be thrown by the blades.
Step3 Be sure you have enough daylight left to finish the job.
Step4 Disengage the clutch and shift the mower into neutral before starting the engine.
Step5 Set the mower at the highest cutting point to use it on uneven ground.
Step6 Mow up and down slopes, not sideways.
Step7 Reduce speed on slopes and when turning sharply.
Step8 Watch for rocks and holes.
Step9 Replace worn grass-catcher bags.
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How to Operate a Wood Chipper

A wood chipper will grind tree and shrub trimmings into mulch, handy when you have a lot of work to do.

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Step1 Decide if you need a smaller model chipper that grinds branches less than 2 inches in diameter or a larger one that handles branches up to 4 inches in diameter.
Step2 Read the directions in the operator's manual.
Step3 Wear close-fitting clothing, long pants, sturdy boots, safety glasses and ear protection.
Step4 Use a properly rated extension cord for an electric model.
Step5 Place the chipper on level ground
Step6 Make sure all guards and safety shields are in place.
Step7 Start the chipper at the slowest speed.
Step8 Feed branches butt first and release the wood when
Step9 the rollers grip it.
Step10 Use a long branch to feed shorter branches.
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How to Operate a Mulcher

A power mulcher thrashes and separates baled hay or straw and discharges the mulch beside the machine. It can cut agricultural stubble into manageable lengths and shred smaller branches. The blower discharge can throw the processed mulch at high speed (sometimes over 100 feet). This can discharge can fling pebbles and stones.

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Step1
Read your operations manual and learn how to operate the machine and use the controls.



Step2
Wear safety glasses, ear protection, a dust mask as needed, and protective clothing.



Step3
Keep the floor of the work area clear of bales of mulch, twine, and trash that could cause falling and slipping.



Step4
Pay attention to your fingers when handling twine and make sure the twine is not pulled into the machine.



Step5
Turn the engine off and return the feed system control cable to closed before attempting to clear a feed system jam.



Step6
Avoid cutting tree branches that are too large.

How to Operate a Rototiller

Rototillers provide the fastest and most efficient way to turn the soil. It can help you break new ground, weed, and aerate the soil. Choose between front-tine or the more expensive rear-tine tillers. Mini-tillers, for use in tight spaces, are easier to handle.

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Step1
Start the rototiller outside and run only outside.



Step2
Disengage the clutch and shift into neutral before starting the rototiller.



Step3
Adjust the depth regulator to the desired tilling depth.



Step4
Move the throttle control to fast.



Step5
Move the tiller forward by pushing down on the drive safety control levers.



Step6
Till slowly and not too deeply to avoid overloading the engine capacity.



Step7
Fuel the rototiller after the engine and muffler have cooled.