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A WARNING

TheDe;

et* dept^

will increase tlie chance of hickback which can

result in serious iidnry*

h. CHAIN REPLACEMENT

1,

) Use only the Low-Kickback replace­

ment chain specified for your saw in

the “Specifications” section.

2, ) Replace the chain when cutters or

links break.

3.

) See a qualified service dealer to re­

place or sharpen your chain.

4.

) iUways have a worn sprocket replaced

by a qualified service dealer when in­

stalling a new chain to avoid excessive

wear to the chain.

2. GUIDE BAR MAINTENANCE

Conditions which can require guide bar

maintenance:
— saw cuts to one side.
— saw has to be forced through a cut.
— inadequate supply of oil to bar and

chain.

Checkthe condition of the guide bar each

time the chain is shar^ned. A worn guide

bar will damage the chain and make cutting

more difficult.

• Replace the guide bar when:

— the inside groove of guide bar rails is worn,
— the guide bar is bent or cracked. See Fig­

ure 32,

• Use only the replacement Reduced-Kick­

back Guide Bar specified for your saw in
the “Specification** section.
a. Remove the guide bar to service.

b. Clean the oil holes at least once after every

five hours of operation.

c. Remove sawdust from the pfuide bar groove

periodicallywithaputtyknifeorawire.

Fig­

ure 31.

d. Remove burrs by filing the side edges of the

guide bar grooves square with a flat file. Fig-

ure32.

e. Restore square ed^s to an uneven rail top be

filing with a flat file. Figure 32 .__________

Hook^ngie

.025*

^ \

Too Much

Squared

Hook Ande^'"^ Off Comer

o o

Bounded
Comer

Right Way

Wrong Way

Figure 30

Correct
Guide Bar
Groove

Worn Grooves

File Edges

Square

Figure 32

B. SPARK ARRESTOR

Carbon deposits build up on the spark arres­

tor as the sawis used and must be removed to avoid

creating a fire hazard or causing engine damage.

• Replace the spark arrestor if breaks occur.

• Keep the spark arrestor clean at all. times.

Clean:

—as required.

—at least once for each 25-30

hours of operation.

Items required: wire brush, 3/8” wrench

1. Disconnect the spark plug wire.

2. Remove the muffler cover screw. Remove the

muffler cover. Figure 33 .

3. Remove the spark arrestor screen. Figure 33 .

4. Clean the screen with a wire brush or replace if

breaks are found.

5. Reassemble parts.

Muffler

Cover

Muffler

Screw Coyer

N

Spacer Baffle Plate

Baffle Plate

Spark Arrestor Screen

Figure 33

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