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thethe sawand/or handlesCAUTION: Never use guard as a handle. Never grasp the unit by theguard. Failure to heed this warning can result in serious personal injury.chain saws.2
distanceWARNING: California Proposition 65:This product contains chemicals known to the State of Californiato cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.Fig. 1Chain saw w/chain and barTelescoping poleFig. 2CONVERTING FROM POLE SAW TO CHAIN SAW.The electric chainsaw is a separate operating unit when not assembledto the telescopic pole.POLE ASSEMBLY:Remove rubber caps from the upper and lower pole sections. Holdthe two sections of the pole as shown with the arrows facing up.Insert the upper pole section into the connector on the lower polesection until you hear the sections click together. Make sure the twosections are securely assembled by stretching the pole out anddrawing it back several times.Disconnect handle and cutting head from ends of telescopic pole asper the instructions provided.Connect the handle directly to the cutting head by aligning the groovesand pulling upward. The release latch must snap in, firmly and securelylocking the parts together.ADJUSTING LENGTH OF TELESCOPIC POLETo adjust the telescoping pole disconnect the saw from the powersupply. Rotate the collar counterclockwise to loosen. Extend the poleto the desired length.NOTE: Only extend the pole to minimum length required to reach thelimb to be cut.Lock the pole in position by turning the collar clockwise until firmlyhand tight. Do not use wrench or pliers to over tighten the collar.Damage to collar and/or pole may result.CONVERTING FROM CHAIN SAW TO POLE SAW.Pull the release latch located on the handle assembly backwards inthe direction of the handle. (see Fig 1. )Slide the handle downwards.( Fig. 2).Connect the handle to the rear of the telescopic pole and the cuttinghead to the front end of the pole.Make sure the release latch snaps in to lock the parts securely.telescopic pole collars3
INSTALLING/REPLACING THE GUIDE BAR AND CHAIN4
INSTALLING/REPLACING THE GUIDE BAR AND CHAIN5
LEFT HANDCUTTERSRIGHT HANDCUTTERSCORRECT TOP PLATE INCORRECT TOP PLATEFILING ANGLEFILING ANGLELESSTHAN 3030CORRECT SIDEPLATE FILINGANGLEMORETHAN 30INCORRECT SIDE PLATEFILING HGAUGETOP PLATERIVET HOLEHEELRAKER CLEARANCE.025 in. (0.6 mm)TOEGULLETDEPTH GAUGE JOINTERFLAT FILERESTORE ORIGINALSHAPE BY ROUNDINGTHE FRONT6
DO NOT PULL the trigger until you are ready to make a cut.When using the chain saw place your right handon the rear handle and your left hand on the front handle with yourthumbs and fingers encircling the chain saw handles. A firm griptogether with a stiff left arm will help you maintain control of thesaw if kickback occurs. When using as a pole saw placeWARNING: Be aware of the cord while operating the saw. Keepthe cord away from the chain. Be careful not to trip over theextension cord.precautionsDo not use saw to cut vines and/or small underbrush.7
and/or handlesWhen using the chain saw place your right handon the rear handle and your left hand on the front handle withyour thumbs and fingers encircling the chain saw handles.When using as a pole saw placePLANNED LINE OF FALLPLANNED 135LINE OF FALLSAFERETREATZONE4590135when using pole saw.grippingDo not use the pole saw to fell saplings. Use the chain saw withoutthe pole attachment.in the "off "position.Always holdDo not extend arms above shoulder level when operating thepole saw.Do not cut above chest height when using the chain saw.845SAFERETREATZONE90 SAFERETREATZONEPLANNED PATH OF SAFE RETREAT135 FROM PLANNED LINE OF FALL
PRUNINGLIMBING2nd Cut-PruningCut(to avoidpinching)4th CutFinal Stub Cut1st Cut-PruningUndercut(to avoidsplintering)3rd Cut-Stub Undercut(to avoid splintering)Make first cut six inches from tree trunk on underside of limb. Use topof guide bar to make this cut. (Cut 1/3 through diameter of limb.)Move two to four inches farther out on limb. Make second cut fromabove limb. Continue cut until you cut limb off.Make third cut as close to tree trunk as possible on underside of limbstub. Use top of guide bar to make this cut. Cut 1/3 through diameterof stub.Make fourth cut directly above third cut. Cut down to meet third cut.This will remove limb stub.9
and chain oil,Reverse chain so that cuttersface the right direction10
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hand tight. Do not use wrench or pliers to over tighten the collar. Damage to collar and/or pole may result. CONVERTING FROM POLE SAW TO CHAIN SAW. ADJUSTING LENGTH OF TELESCOPIC POLE POLE ASSEMBLY: Remove rubber caps from the upper and lower pole sections. Hold the two sections of the pole as shown with the arrows facing up.
ASTM – Revision of ASTM B633 - Zinc Electroplating Standard . The IFI 2018 Annual report will detail that: IFI remains healthy and continues to build reserves, which remain over 2 million, which is sufficient for nearly two years of operations. Workforce development continues to be a major objective for the industry. With orders and production in the final months of 2018 .
classes of concrete listed in Table 501-03, Concrete Mixtures, except Class F. Type IP or SM blended cement replaces the portland cement/pozzolan portion of the designed mix in Class DP, G, GG, or HP concrete. When using Type IP or SM blended cement in Class DP and HP concrete, an addition of Microsilica §711-11 is required. b. Type SF. Blended Portland Cement (Type SF), may be used in Class .
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