First Start-Up and Tine Test

What happens here

With fuel and oil added, the presenter prepares the tiller for its first start. He adjusts the throttle to the run position, engages the choke, and ensures the fuel supply is open. Using the electric start button (or the recoil start handle, if applicable), he successfully starts the Briggs & Stratton engine. Once the engine is running smoothly, he engages the tine clutch lever, visually confirming that the tines begin to spin. He then disengages the tines and shuts off the engine, readying the tiller for its first field test.