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FIGURE 6
STARTING
INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Put
fuel in
the tank that is properly mixed as
explained
previously.
2.
Fill
the
chain oiler reservoir.
See CHAIN OILER.
3. To start the motor, place the chain saw ina
convenient
position
where it
will sit
squarely and firmly
when you pull
the starter
cord.
4.
Choke
by moving the choke
lever
down.
5.
Turn the
ignition switch
to an
up
position.
6. Take a
firm hold on
the
pistol grip with
the
right
hand, and
open
the throttle
with
your
index finger (figure 7).
7. Take the
starter
handle
in
your left hand and place the left foot firmly on the
starter
foothold
(figure 7).
8.
Open
the throttle
and turn the motor over slowly once, then give starter
firm
sharp
pulls, engaging
it slowly.
9.
When
the motor starts,
ease off
on
the throttle
and
move the choke
lever
up, to
running position.
If the
motor
is cold it may be necessary
to'
choke the motor
slightly
for several seconds
to
obtain
a
satisfactory
idle.
Run the motor just fast
enough
to
turn
the chain
and operate
the
oil
pump lever
until
the
chain
is
thorough-
ly lubricated.
10. Check
your General Instruction
page
for important
information
on keeping your
chain sharp and correctly tensioned at
all
times. Readjustment
of tension during
break-in period is a
must.
For the first
several
hours
of operation treat your chain saw with care to prevent
needless wear during the break-in
period.
Give it plenty of time to warm up before
starting
to cut, but use full throttle when
cutting.
Don't race motor when
cutting
small
timber.
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