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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
FIGURE
8.
9.
MUFFLER
CHAIN
OILER
RESERVOIR
GENERAL INFORMATION
If you are
a
new
owner,
some of the tenus
applied
to
Power
Chain
Saws
may
ne
cl
explanation,
see (figure 1).
Throughout
the-
pages
following
in this
operator's
Manual,
you will find
detailed
instruction
on the
care
and maintenance
of your
chain
saw.
Adherence
to
these
instructions
will
give
you
better
performance,
lower
maintenance
costs
and
longer
Raw
life.
Your
Power
Saw
has
received
a
factory
run
in,
but'
the
operator
should treat
th
Saw as any new equipment
for a
break
in
period.
Let
the
motor
idle to warm up.
Recheck
all
nuts
for
correct
tension.
The
operator's
initial
care
will
payoff
in
longer life.
The
following
instructions
are
IMPORTANT
and will add
to the
life
of
your
chain
and
efficient operation.
1. Install
chain
properly,
with
recommended
chain
tension.
(See figure
5.)
2. Run
chain
at
low
speed
for
almost
5 minutes,
giving
plenty
of
OIL
durin
period.
Switch off
the
engine
and readjust
the
chain
tension.
Recheck tension often
until
the chain
is
fully
broken in.
Keep
your
chain
well
lubricated
during
cutting,
at
all
times.
If
possible,
leave
chain
in
an
oil bath
overnight.
This
ensures
internal
lubri-
cation.
Keep
your
chain
SHARP.
A
light
touch
up
with
the file
will
prevent
the dam
a
.
caused
to cutters
and
side links
by
operating
with
a
dull chain.
Study your
Chain Pocket Instructor
and
the information
given
in
your
Operator's
Manual.
Remember,
chain
maintenance
pays off
in
both
time
and money.
This
Model
carries
two
sighting
points for
large timber;
one
on
the
Strut and th
second
on
the
Starter
Cover.
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