Cut A Log; Split A Log - Wallenstein WP525 Operator's Manual

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Operating Instructions

6.19 Cut a Log

WARNING!
Read and understand the chain saw
manufacturer's manual and follow all safety
instructions.
Wear the appropriate PPE when using a chain
saw.
CAUTION!
Always apply the brake before you leave a chain
saw in idle.
Position a log in the machine with the end touching the
log-length guide. Use the chain saw to cut the log to the set
length.
1. Make sure that the log-length guide is set to the desired cut
length and the end of the log is touching it. For instructions,
see Set the Log-length Guide on page 39.
2. If required, start the chain saw. For instructions, see Start
the Chain Saw on page 33.
3. Operate the saw as you normally would to cut a log. You
can also use the holder pivot handle. The guard rests on
top of the log, while the chain saw cuts through it.
4. Decrease the cutting pressure as you finish the cut. The cut
log falls into the splitter.
5. Rotate the chain saw back to the idle position.
Figure 43 – Cut a log

6.20 Split a Log

The chain-saw holder was removed from the
images in this section for clarity.
After a log is cut, the cut section falls onto the splitter.
For more information, see the Splitter Control on page 23.
1. Push and hold the splitter control lever forward to
Advance
.
The push block extends to split the wood. For more
information, see Figure 44 on page 49.
2. After the log is split, pull the splitter control lever
backward to Retract.
When the push-block cylinder is fully retracted, the lever
automatically returns to the neutral position. The push block
is ready for the next cycle.
For more information, see Figure 45 on page 49.
3. Make sure that the top section of the split log falls back into
the splitter. If required, use a log peavey or hookaroon to
pull the top section of split log back into the splitter.
4. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to split the top section of the log.
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CAUTION!
Risk of pinching or crushing
hazard! Never reach into the
splitting cradle to reposition a log.
Use a log peavey, hookaroon or
another tool.
WP525
W043

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