Wallenstein WP525 Operator's Manual page 32

Operating Instructions
• Chain lubrication prolongs the life of the saw and increases
safety.
• Sharpen the saw chain if you see any of the following
conditions:
- The saw chain tends to track sideways while cutting.
- The cut shows fine powder instead of chips.
- There is a burnt wood smell.
- It has loose rivet joints. If you can rotate the rivets with
your fingers, they are too loose.
• Make sure that the chain saw is sharp and in working
condition.
6.6.2 Insert a Chain Saw in the Holder
WARNING!
Do not attach a chain saw with a bar length
longer than 30 inches (75 cm) to the holder. The
cutting chain could contact the push block or
cylinder rod and cause a hazardous situation.
Injury or machine damage could result from
flying debris.
IMPORTANT! The chain saw must have dual bar-mounting
studs to mount to the universal chain saw adapter. Chain
saws with captive guide bar nuts require them to be
replaced with bushing spacers.
A chain saw with a bar length between 22–24 inch (56–61 cm)
is recommended for this machine.
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Figure 19 – Pivoting chain-saw holder
1. Debris chute
2. Universal chain saw adapter
3. Pivot handle
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4. Chain guard
5. Pivot base
Procedure:
1. Remove the chain-sprocket cover nuts from your chain
saw. Some chain saws feature captive guide bar nuts in
the chain-sprocket cover. For this type of saw, replace the
guide bar nuts with bushing spacers (2).
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Figure 20 – Install a universal chain saw adapter
1. Universal chain saw adapter
2. Bushing spacers
2. Thread the two bar-mounting studs (3) onto the chain saw
guide bar studs.
3. Install the adapter (1) over the bar-mounting studs.
4. Fasten everything together with the two bolts and washers
(4).
5. Open the holder draw latch.
For more information, see Figure 22 on page 33.
6. Slide the adapter into the guides on the holder.
Figure 21 – Slide the adapter into the holder
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3. Bar-mounting studs
4. Hex bolts and washers
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