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operator's
manual
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Assembly
Operation
Maintenance
Repair Parts
MODELNO,
358.356070-3.0/18"
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3.0118"
GASOLINE CHAIN SAVV
Re_;old in lhe space provided below the Mode NO.:and Se_'ialNo, o!
your saw. These numbers are located On the starling tnstruclions
_cal,
AWARNING:
Carefully read and fo)10w
Safely Rule_ Precautions
al_d Operating inslroclio_s
Failure to do so earl _eeult
in serious perSOnaltnjury,
SetiaI No,
Mode! No,
Retain these numbers for future reference.
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Sears,
66791-3-25187-1-25287
Roebtzck
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C( _.,Cl ltctag(
_ l It, 60684
U,S.A.
_Sea_s_i_,l_uekandCo.,
_987
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FULLO_G:ASOLINE
CHAIN SAW,
(Excluding Bar, Chain, Spark P!ug, Air Fitte{ and Staiiei' Rope)
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maiBten_nce
{nst_:uctions
in Lheopat:_tor's
maP+u_tl,
S_alswINrepairde{°';ISi_ iitateltalorw_!kmanshlp
in lht$Oa:_oli¢_$
cha_s_wat noch_,
Thiswar_'anty
ex,
cI_s thebatchainspal_pI_g,akfitter,andstar{e,,"
_pa whia_a_'a
expe'nda_le
partsand_oecome
w_rn
dUfiOg nofm_ll use,
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t{ finis
chain sawisused{o.'commercial
o_te_ purposes,t_s waIranty
appl{Bs
for0r_!_i
30 _iys f{orn_al:eo!pu_'¢he_0.
WARRANTY
SERVtCEISAVA_LABLE
BY RETURNING
TH£CHAINSAWTO TH_ N_ARESTSFJ_RS
SERV|CE'CENTF_W
_
DEPARTMENT
iNTHEUNITEDSTATES=
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,
Thiswar{anW
glvesyouspsciilc
tega_tighLs,
an(/youmaya_soh_ otherrigh[swh_;hva_ h'ornslate,to°tee.
Seats,R_ehu_k
en_Co.Seu_ Tower,DI_I./I_g_'3|A,
ChicaneD,
IL 60684
B, A._chlng The H_dguard ....................
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C, AttachingTheSp_f .. ; ......................
7
D, AttachingTlte BarandChain ..................
8
E, ChainTension.............................
8
F. FuelingYou_
Engine .........................
9
G, Bar_dChair=Lubricanl
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Al_cessorias
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10
Using Your Saw ............................
11
A. Control Devices: ........................
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B. StartingInstructions .....................
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SPECIA l. SAFETY
SECTION
GUARD AGAINST Ki_rI(BAcK
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;i. nEDUCING
K,CKBACK
Kict_backlaadahgerousteactionthatcan [aedtosedous
personal!njury.Donr_ relyonlyon thesafetYdevicesprovfdedwith _oursaw, A._a Chainsaw user, youmust take
spedalsafery p!ecauttonsto helpkeepyourcutUngjobs
free from accident orlnjury. ....
.
1. Recognize Ihal kickback can happen, With a
basic understandingof kickback, you can reduce
the element of surprise which contribu|es to
accidentS,
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2. NeverI,etIhemo_lngchaincontac_any objectat the
. tip of theguide bar. F_jpre1,
3, Keepthe working area free from obstructions
such as other trees, branehes_ r0eks, fences,
stumps, etc, Ftgu_:e'2,, EIimtnata or avoid any
obstructionthat yoursaw che,ir_couidhit while you
: ' "'_z_'e'cutting'th;'ougha parlicular:ibg o_branch.
4, Keep your saw chain she_"and properly tensioned, Fo_owSears chainsharpening
ar_ maintenanceinstructions.
Che_ tenslon at regularIn!stoats
withthoeng]nestoppe_J,_,_e
r_'ththe'e r_ine n_nlng+
Make surethe barclamp nutsare securelytightened
aftertensioningthe chain.A looseor dullchaincan
b",Crease
the thence of kickbacl_, .
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:_KJCKBACKWARNING
."Kickback can occur whenthe m6vingohaincbntacls
artob|ectat theo'pperportlonoffh$tipoftheguldebar
orwhent he woodclosaslnand pin, has!he sawohain
Inthe out. Contectal the upper_rtlonoffba ripe! the
9Utdebarcenc, usetheohalntodlglntotheobJectand
stoptheohalnforanlnstant, The.reauitlsa/ighto/ng
fasGreverse reactlon whtch kicl_ fhe gulde barup ahd
back towardthe Operator.tt the saw chainispln_ched
along the top of the guide bar,,the guide bar can be
ddven rapldly back toward the operator. Either ot
these tea _llone can cause loss of saw centre! which
can msutt In serious personal Enjury.
5.
6.
7.
8,
9.
10,
Rgure I
Begtn and continue cutting at furl throttle. |l the
chainis movingat a dowerspeed, thereis greater
chance for kickback tooccur, _r
Cut only one Iog at a time.
Use extreme caution When re-enteringa cuL
Do nol attempt plunge cuts.
Watchfor shitting fees or other forcest hatcould
close a cut and pinch or fail into the chain,
Use only the Reduced.Kickback Guide Bar and
• Low-KIckbockChatnspeci_ie_foryoursaw. '
MAINTAINING
CONTROL
t.
Keep a good firm grip on thesawwith both hands
when the.eng!n=eis r_nnjng_and dOn'rt let go.
Figure 3: A firm grip can,neutralizekickb_cP,a_
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he!p 'yoq meiP,tain cor_troI of the saw, Y,eep the
fingers of you_"left hand encircling and yourleft
thumb Under lhe front hand abet. Keepyour right
. fia_d compiptelit_rooildthe _ear handia whether
yodak_fiOhtha_dedorle!thsnded. Keepyourlet!
a_msire ghtw th tl_eel_w locked,
2, Poshtenyo_iefthandonthefronthandiebarsoit.
,,
:. :. ialna_tr;,igh|ilnewith_uz;dghthand
ontherear
: ' ' h_nd et_henrnekingbUckingculs.Figure3.Never
'reverse righ!a,qdtafthand positionstot any typeof
culting, :; ..
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3. Standwith :your weight evenly balanced on
both feet..
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, 4, Standstlght_ylotheleflstdeoitheaaw,
tokeep
:!::'i_
:',' Y_!_-#i_.°dYfrom be!ng.in a direct line with the
'/,'L
6u|tlngchan
Fgure3.
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5, DO not overreach, ,YoucouId be drawnor thrown
off balance a.nd lose ,oontmiel the saw.
6o Do not cut above shoulder helghh Ilia difticu_t1o "
maintain controlOflhe saw abovesho_der height,
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Figure3
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SPECIAL SAFETY SECTION (continued)
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| Because e chainsaw is a high*speedwood.cutting too!. special safetyprec';L_tlonsmust I
| he observed to I_,duce!he risk of pecsonalaccldeP.te.Caretesa or t_proper use can 1
l c..se
so.o.pe ona
ju,v.'
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4. DO not attempt to use your chain saw during bad
weather condtttonss;Jchas strongwind, rain, Snow,
etc., cr at n_ght.._,• - .,.
5. Plan your sawIpgoperation carefully,Inadvanco.Do
notsta_cuttingpntityOUhavea dearworkareal secure
kx)tingandifyouarafe Ii_gtrees _ptannedret_eatpath,
AVOIDREAcT!vEFORCES.,
SAFETY
SHOES
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KNOW
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YOUR
SAW
,t. ReadyourOperstor's Manua!camlullyUnt_youcorn-=
ptete_de_md a_ fot!owalls_Blyn_and operaling
instructions
_bre _ttempttngto operaletheunit.
2. Restrict t he use ofyour saw toadultuserswho under.
s_end and follow the safety rules, precautions,and
operatinginstructions
in thism_nual,
PLAN
AHEAD
1. Wear';pet'S0nal
protectivegear. FigUre4HL!_ys use
_eei-loedsafelyfoo_vearWithn0n.siipsoleS;snpg.filting
• clothing;heawn!._ot
a_Ipossible
_dous personaIinjury,
To avoid Pinch-Kickback:
_, Be extremely aware Of situations or obstructions
that can cause material to pinch the topof or other.
wise slop thechain.
2 Do not cut more than one iog at a time,
3. Do not twistthe Saw asthe bar iSwi hdrawn fromlan
unde}_cut Whenbucking,
To avoid Pull-In:
I, Alwaysbegin cutting with the engine at full throttle
and the spur against t_6 wood.
2, Usewedgesmadeof plasticor wood, (neverof metal)
to holdthecutope_,
HANDLE
FUEL
W|TH
CAUTION
1, Eliminateallsoumes0! sparks or flame In the areas
wherefuells mixed,pournd,or stored,Thereshould
be nosmoking,open_f_mes,5f workthe!couldca_3se
sparks
2. Mlxand pourluellnar=._i_tdoor
area,on bareground:
Store fuel Ina coO!;dry,well-ventilatedptaee;a_ use
a_ appmvad,'madmthe_!u_ka_hr_ltheer_lofthe
e
e_n be repaired.
Replace the staffer rope if the _Op!breaks more
than 2.3 inches awayfrom the I_i_
[I(_j as the _pe
will be too Short t_ rep_h;pl'ope_dy.
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ing the eiar]er rbpe, The re¢oll spring
AlwayS'wear
eyeproteo!lontension.Ifthe
Whenservicbeneat_iihe puIleytsunder
.AWARNING
spdngpopsout,
eerlouspemo_allnjury ]
oan ms,It.
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_IOTE:The
reooilslx_ng,locatedbo_a_hthe
p,J!Iey,
is under tendon, If the spring pops out, It will
require conaldembletimeandeffort toreinsta!l.
Folthis Ieaso_,you maywanttoletyDur SearsSe_.
vice
Center
h_ndlethis
repak,
llyou
do Inj1orepai_
thestellar ropeandtherecoilspringpopsoul, ta_
!he u_itio yourSearsServiceCenler,
1. Remove the tour screws on the sideo! the fa_
,.
new_pe ogo !ntothe puI_,
7. A_o:wthe rne_te_e_d to dflpo_ce;then whilethe
r_b s Siil[hurl_!Jthe melted endthrougha re_g
1oobtaiha smooth, pointedend:
8, Feedthempo though;tI_, rour.,d
slarls_hole in the
!hslanheUsing;
Ftgme3B. ,
9. Guiderobei_
_ley, lh_ _h
toPsl_ pullw
holebyp_shingthe ropefrom the undersidehole
,with a sm_Jl round (_I,,
such as a Phillips
s_mwdrtvsr,
See_n_t,F_jU_e39.
10.ffeakno! n_eendol!he.,op_ieavi_ndmoretf_n
a3_ to 1/4inqh!el}and pulttheknoI_nugtyInIothe
corner.oflhb grOqvein thepu))ey,Figure38.
_t. TL_ck
_het_l onti'_ {ups K_t intothe tn_ercowed
. s.ectton
Ioavoldinterfereneewilhik_ fly_heOl.
F3g_re
38&40.
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t2, _tthep.u_le_m_YI_t_sing
p_hitd_wn
ande_gagethespring. ......
'i3 Tighten
(he_)UlteY
scr_
D_ not mix chrome-colored fan
housin!jeo_-.ws wfththe bleok_col_edcyi_det
shroudscrews, Otherthencotor, these screws
eres miler {nappearance; but itinterchanged,
they can strip out andlor cause permanent
engtnedame_e. : ....
3. ff lhe steer ropeis broken,pro_eedtostep"47 fflhe
starterropei_,notb_oken,
reteaselhetensionon|he
spring as follows:
a, P_ll
about12l_chesoHoi_
I_Omthep_eY end
catChthe ropen the nolo_asshownin Figure38.
b. TumthepL_leycou_ter_ock"wise
_
unlilth_
epr_gtans]onismle_sed.
_. Un_hread
thepu_leys,:_
In,he
cen'_er
oithep_ey
wlih a 5f32" allehwrench unf,ilthe pulleyassembly
can beremove_ fromthe fan housing.
5, Uffthe pulleycare_/fywhilege_iytwl_lnglhe p_ey
coun_rclockwise
_
,Removetheoldrope,
.
NOTE_lfyouremovethe
puliey_rSwl_r_m
Ihopu_ey
make surethe s afterdog, ratane_cam end wave
washer are positioned_.ndinstead properlyas
eL._wni_,F_ure 39.
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h_using.Figure38.
14. Makesuretbeoa|_ i_insLal_don |he statler dogIn
_I_ di_ectiorlshOWn
InFigum39,Also_aks surethe
wavewashsris seat_ aroundtSelopouler edgeof
lhe re_ainer,endnot
caughlbetweenIhetopof the
retaine__d the p_ley s_rew.
15, ¢_Chthe r_ Inthe _tch'i_ t_epu{tey,
Figure40.
t6. Turnth;_ pulley clockwise _
to wi_d up the
s_rlr_g
snlil
ii
y_IIlure
r_morewil_ut forcing.
Don_'
let_ooithep_ley, Lelthe pu_eyunwindonefutltum
_d_elea_ theropefromtheelot,¢ont_ue
to hold
puIle_.
1'7,Hold thepulley,pulilhe etatier rope Iolhe (oilextent
oI1eng_h.tLien
let
thetope rewindS_owly.
18. ReinstaIl |an hou_lng and thefout qhromB.cotorod
sc,'ews:
Tightepscrev_securely.
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Figure 40
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2. IDLE SPEED ADJUSTMENT
a, Alloweng'me_.oidle.
b./_, justidle SpeedScrewuntlfengineconlinues:o
ru_Wilt)OUt
slatlingandwithoutthechainmovinq
.--Tut_
screw c_ockwise ,,,,'.k to in¢_ea>e
engine speed ff engine sta/_sOrdies,
--Turnscrewco_nferctoc_ise _
los_,,w
.enginedown andfof to keep the ¢_ain trP/_
turning.
c. NOfurther adjustments are necessary if the
chaindoesnotmoveatldie speedend if porter.
mBnce _ssatistactop/.
D. CARBURETORADJUSTMENTS
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Po0r eng]nepedorm_ncec_n be a result ofother
C_uSeSSU_h
asdirty _r Igtet;c_bon bultd-up o_
muffler outlets,etc,.See"Troubie ShooUngChart"
be|ore pioceeding w_thCarburetoradjustments,
,
tt Thecarburetorhasrbeerladjustedattl_factory
' f_ s_ |eve_eonditlOt_s.Ad_s_en_ m_ be¢o_
necessa_/if the unitts_sed at signilicangyhigher
aIlttudesct i|y_,l_anyoltha
IoIlmi_ngcond_iions:
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-- Chain mOVeswhen the engine runs at Idle
speed,See"2 !dteSpeed Adjustment?
--Saw wi I nut d e,.See !'2, I_e Speed Adjustmenl" and "3, Low 'Speed
Mixture Adjust.
menU'
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-- I_ssofcuttlng pewer'whIchIsnot Conetted by
alrifllercIeaning."$ee"5.Htgh SpeedMixture
Adjustment.".; : :.
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-- Engtnediesor hesitateswhen tlshe[lid accelemte.See "4. A_celemtion Adjus!ment."
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_t,WARNING
Recheckl'_tespeed after e_chadius_mentbe_(>w.The
chainmust not moveat idlespeed t_avoidseflousperu
s_lln
ups,
3. LOW SPEED MIXTURE ADJUSTMENT
de.tied I_"1. Prap_mtk)n"L_low,L_fo_em_klng
any_djuslmei_Is.
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a. Ailowengine{oidle.
b Turn Ihe Low Speed MixtUre Screw sIowl¥
¢.lockwise ,,-,,k unliI the RPM sia_le,to droP
Nolelheposition.
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C._in theLow SpeedMI_ureS¢mw ¢o_,nle_clock.
wlse _
i;nIittheRPMspeedsup_ndsla_s
tod_p_g_in_ Notethe position.
d. Set the Low Speed Mixture Screw al Ihem,d/' point
l>_poenthe_0 posi_Ims.
4. ACCELERATION ADJUSTMENT
l:JengJned[_
or_sIls_esinslead
ofacceleratingolum
theLowSpeedMixture _cmw 1,t16
ofalum _.tatime
coLinterclockwtse
_
ui_til
you have smooth
Br._eie_BIion.
5. HiGH SPEED MIXTURE ADJUSTMENT
2-cycte engine tf Incorrect carburetor adjust°
mentse_'ema'_e_ '.
.
e II the unlt will not dperate properlyalter making
these ad ustments "takethe u_R te y_ur Sears
Serv ce Center.
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• ICA.U.TLQ__!:
Adjti_iments as small as !116of a
turncart affect engine p#riormance, ttjs impor.
tent toturnthescrewonly 1116o1
s t_!rnperadj usF
menlandtesttheperlorm_nce of the sawbe|ore
making fudher edjustments.
_, MBkea tes_cut,
b. Adiu_t,the ttigh SpeedMix_.u_e
Sc{ew1;16of a lum
es I01IowS:
--CIoc'_wise_
i_
s_ws_es c__)ses
pe_e_
--Counterclockwise
_
il
thesawhssspeed
oulollhe:utbut
lacks
pOwerin
1heCul
c. RepealteslcuI.
.
d. Continue1/16ota turn'adjgstmenlsunbl
lheS_w
runssmoothly incut.
&w^_=_ ' _
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TheohstnWillbemoving"d_itn9m0stofthispmcedure.
Wear your protective gear' _d observe _IIsafety
pmcaut!ons,
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i,PREPARATION
a, _p engine.
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b. Use a Itesh toni rt)ixlurewilh prope_gas4inef
oil ratio..4
c, placelhasawonaIKiIidoflal_uffa_a_dmakesure ::
th_ _ain wg__oto_nl_-'tanyobject,
(_[TU_
A toolean highspeed set!log(clockwise _
adjustment)wigcauseeKglnedamage to any 2,cyctc engine from overheating and
tack of lubrication, Neverset thehigh speed mixtumscre_sofarctockwlse
_
tha_youh_vo
high engine speed but Iscl( powe_whileculting.
An efl_tive appmachfoi|ows:
--Turn Screw caunlerclockwlse &until
engine loses powerwhile Culling,
--Then,turn screw oteckwt_,'_
_'_ in 1t16_f a
turn tneremenls only until |he engine has
Powerwhtlecutting.
d, Locate tl_ three(3) Carburetor
adjusting screw
openingstothedght0fiheairflits{oDvar.Figure4t.
e. S artiheeng'_n_andatlowongineloidle3rninutes
to warm up.The enginemust be at operating
temperaturefor prepel adju_tfii_nts
t obe mode.
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II SPEE_
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_ SCREW
LO
=rll
HIGHSPF,ED SdREW/
Figure 41
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NOTE:It the unit wili not operatepi_pedy elter
m_ingthese adjus_ments,
t_kethe0n)_{oyour
Sears
servicecenter,
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F. AIR
E.CLUTCHA.O
D.UMISP.OCKET
FILTER
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e A dirty air li_er:
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reduces c_tling power
-- Increases tu_l consumption
Do notstart engine without GuideBar, chain, and Bar
ClampHouslngconlp]etelyaSsemb_, T}iei:iut_h_a_ |
conle off without the ggide bar and chain_ompleteiy |
assembled and serioustnjuw can i;esuit,The ;lurch |
shoes and drum can separate causing the clutch to |
v_oIent_y_Iyapart arid serJ,
ous peTsonat injury c_,n
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• Clean !.beaI_tIIter: :
freq.uentlyLespecia[tyinveP_'
dusty c_nditions,
always after 10tan_s of fue_nlixlure o_5 hour
of Operalton,whichever ts less.
J
e Rep!acetheairftltertlanydamageoccumtott.
i_._[(_,
Never operate the unit without th,
alr ftIter iv;place to avoid danla!?,etothe e_ine
e Taketl_esaw to your Sears Service Center for
full ciutchinspectton and serviceafter each 100
hoursofope_tkm, tt isr_nrmended (hetyoudo
not lry toservicethe ¢lutcherdrum_procket
yoursM
unless_u area competentsnlaf!englnem_h_n,_
andhavetheproperclut_hser_cetools.
Pro_erdis_embtyan6 repairo}lhed_chts extremelyimpOrtant to the tile o| the engbe and=thesafety ot tl'_
oparsto_.
gasolineor other
lien1
use
not
DO
• C_utchmaintenance lsrequIrecl when:
--the chain conlinL|es to turn whileengine idles
after the idlespeed screw has been adiuet_
toits capacity.
--Sltppageoccurs du_ingacul,
_ chattering noise occursdudng cutting.
€ Cteantheclutch,drum_spm_katandsurroundfr_g
areadaIiydur_ng_
t_seolthesaw,Checktosee
tha_1heebtch drum'lur.nz:|teelyandsmoothly.
' ,I Inspect the sprocket regularly for wear, A worn
sprocketwillmaketha Chainrunerraticallyand wiU
sheden the life
of the bar and Chain, Figu_e42,
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items Required! softbristledrbrUsh,suchas a pain
brush." _ i
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I, CIeanoff_he'calrburetor
coyerandtheareaarouedit
2. Pullchoke (o thefull position(Figure 14,page11)t(
preventdi'rt_(om_teri_ t_o_bure_.or,
3, Removetl_ec,_;|bu
rotorcove. ......
4, FIemove
lihe_lilllt_
carefaliy.
Figure
43,
5, Rem_ s_ngla
top screw_J separ_att_ h'_ohalves
mab_eliquid tocleantheftlterto aNddcrest;rig
Omhazard,. :,
& SoakfillerIn ao_pandwater,
7, 9rushawayalldustasddeb_sf_m thefilter.
8, Atlowfillerto_iY;. 9, ReaSsemblefirst,
10. t]rushaway_lliJebris
fromsurf_ Onwhichthefiitel
-Isle beprecede:
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11, Replacet_ filter_znd_rburetor _ove_
• AlWayshavea worn sprocket top,cad by your
.Sears Service Center whenevera new chain Is
InataiI_I
in o_d_ Io gain!ull
life
expec'e,nW _t
thechatn.
i,
SPROCKET
WEAR
Figure42
Figure43 _."
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G, STORAGE
3. OrainO_t_nk._
Wren your Saw Isto be sto_ed for over 30 daysatways:
4. Remove,dean,and drylhebarand cha_.
_. Drainf_eltankina safemanner(see"lmpo_nt P._n|s
t0 Remembe¢' page9},
5. Store the.chainina container li_ledwi!!_O.i]
tO pro-
2, Startengine a_d allowtoran at ide speed u nli!lha ,.
_ngtnest_a.
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l_Jelsysten1. ,.:
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Wear protective gloveswhen ban-'
dling lhechain. The chain.Is eheip andcan cut" '
YOUeVe_whentt snotnlov_ng,
.
2O
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