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SAFETYNOTICE: E xposure to
vibrations
through
prolonged
use o fgasoline
powered hand t oo;s c ould c ause blood
vessel ornerve d amage inthefingers,
hands, andjoints o f people prone t o
circulation
disorders
orabnormal
swellings.
Prolonged
use incold w eather
has been
linked toblood vessel damage
inotherwise
healthy
people.
Ifsymptoms
occur such a s
numbness,
pain, loss o fstrength,
change
in
skin c olor or texture,
or loss o ffeeih_g
inthe
fingers,
hands,
or joints, discontinue
the use
ofthis tool and seek m edical
attention.
An
anti-vibration
system
does not guarantee
the
avoidance
ofthese problems.
Users who
operate power too_s ona conth_ual
and
regular basis m ust monitor closely their
physical
condition
and t he condition
ofthis
tool.
SPECIAL
NOTICE:
Your saw is equipped
with a temperature
limiting
muffler
and s park
arresth_g screen whichmeets the
requirements
ofCalifornia
Codes 4442 and
4443. All U .S. forest land a nd the states of
California,
Idaho, Mah_e,
Minnesota,
New
Jersey, Oregon,
and Washington
require
many i nternal combustion
engines
tobe
equipped
with aspark arresting
screen by
law. Ifyou operate
achain saw inastate or
locale where such regulations
exist, you a re
legally r esponsible
for maintaining
the
operating
condition
of t hese parts. Failure
to
doso isaviolation
ofthe law. Refer tothe
SERVICE
section formaintenance
ofthe
spark arresting
screen.
Failure
tofollow all S afety Rules and P recau-
tions can result inserious
injury. Ifsituations
occur which are not c overed
inthis m anual,
use care a nd good judgement.
Ifyou need
assistance,
contact
your authorized
service
dealer.
STANDARDS:
This s aw islisted by Un-
derwriter's
Laboratories.
Inc., inaccordance
with:
ANSI B 175.1-2000
American
National
Standard
forPowered
Tools - Gasoline
Powered
Chain Saw -Safety Requirements
CSA Z62.1-1995
Chain Saws - Occupa-
tional Health
and Safety
CSA Z 62.3-1996
Chain Saw Kickback
Oc-
cupational
Health
and S afety
Protective
gloves (not provided)
should be
worn during assembly.
ATTACHING
TH
E BAR & CHAIN
(If not
already
attached)
WARNING:
If received
assembled,
repeat all steps to ensure your saw is proper-
ly assembled
and all fasteners
are secure.
Always
wear
gloves
when
handling
the
chain. The chain
is sharp and can cut you
even when it is not moving!
• Loosen
and remove the chain brake nuts
and the chain brake from the saw.
• Remove
the plastic
shipping
spacer
(if
present).
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Shipping
Assembly
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Tool \
Chain Brake/j_;
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• An adjusting
pin and screw
is used to ad-
just the tension
of the chain. It is very im-
portant when assembling
the bar, that the
pin located
on the adjusting
screw aligns
into a hole in the bar. Turning the screw will
move the adjustment
pin up and down the
screw. Locate this adjustment
before you
begin mounting
the bar onto the saw. See
illustration
below.
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Adjustment
SSsrew
• Turn
the
adjusting
screw
counterclock-
wise to move
the adjusting
pie almost
as
far as it will go to the rear. This should allow
the pin to be near the correct position. Fur-
ther adjustment
may be necessary
as you
mount the bar.
• Slide guide
bar behind clutch
drum
until
guide bar stops agaist clutch drum sprocket.
Mount
the bar
• Carefully
remove the chain from the pack-
age.
Hold chain with
the drive links as
shown.
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ip of
Bar
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