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Craftsman 358.356070 Operator's Manual

Craftsman 358.356070 Operator's Manual

3.0/18" gasoline chain saw
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e Assembly
• Operation
• Maintenance
•
Repair Parts
MODELNO,
358.356070-3.0/18"
AWARNING:
Carefully read and
fo)10w
Safely Rule_ Precautions
al_d Operating inslroclio_s
Failure to do so earl _eeult
in serious perSOnaltnjury,
t
:
i
/£RRFTSMRN
3.0118"
GASOLINE CHAIN SAVV
Re_;old in lhe space provided below the Mode NO.:and Se_'ialNo, o!
your saw. These numbers are located On the starling tnstruclions
_cal,
Mode! No,
SetiaI No,
Retain these numbers for future reference.
r_
';
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Sears,
Roebtzck
_nd
C( _.,Cl ltctag(
_ l It, 60684
U,S.A.
66791-3-25187-1-25287
.
_Sea_s_i_,l_uekandCo., _987

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  • Page 1 operator's manual e Assembly • Operation • Maintenance • Repair Parts MODELNO, 358.356070-3.0/18" /£RRFTSMRN 3.0118" GASOLINE CHAIN SAVV Re_;old in lhe space provided below the Mode NO.:and Se_'ialNo, o! your saw. These numbers are located On the starling tnstruclions AWARNING: _cal, Carefully read and fo)10w...

  • Page 2: Chain Saw

    FULLO_G:ASOLINE CHAIN SAW, ..(Excluding Bar, Chain, Spark P!ug, Air Fitte{ and Staiiei' Rope) maiBten_nce {nst_:uctions in Lhe opat:_tor's S_alswINrepair d e{°';IS i_ iitateltalorw_!kmanshlp in lht$Oa:_oli¢_$ maP+u_tl, cha_s_wat noch_, Thiswar_'anty ex, cI_s thebatchainspal_ pI_g,akfitter, andstar{e,," _pa whia_ a_'a e xpe'nda_le parts and_oecome w_rn dUfiOg nofm_ll use, t{ finis c hain sawisused{o.' commercial o_te_ purposes, t_s waIranty a ppl{Bs for0r_!_i 30 _iys f{orn_al:e o!pu_'¢he_0.
  • Page 3 i=ll i,.i ij ....±_._ ....SPECIA l. SAFETY SECTION ..:_--:..:" GUARD AGAINST Ki_rI(BAcK ;i. nEDUCING K,CKBACK Kict_backlaadahgerousteactionthatcan [aedtosedous 1. Recognize Ihal kickback can happen, With a personal!njury.Donr_ relyonlyon thesafetYdevicespro- basic understandingof kickback, you can reduce vfdedwith _oursaw, A._ a Chainsaw user, youmust take the element of surprise which contribu|es to spedalsafery p!ecauttonsto helpkeepyourcutUngjobs accidentS,...
  • Page 4 SPECIAL SAFETY SECTION (continued) ....| Because e chainsaw is a high*speedwood.cutting too!. special safetyprec';L_tlons must I | he observed to I_,duce!he risk of pecsonalaccldeP.te.Caretesa or t_proper use can 1 l c..se s o.o. pe ona ju,v. ' "...
  • Page 5 ....• i,J,,,i, L,I,,II, ,, : t, o_:noi ol_erate.a chaln sew t_et i seamaged, Keep the vibration' ISotato_sin-good condition. properly Peri0dicaliy i nspeclIsolators _o_ t_ar tips orsepamtton el _d[usted or not completely and securely assembled. _ " ,':; : them_r portioq ffon_ themetalmou_ings Haveyour Sears Service Cen!er reptace the !solders it Worn or 2, O_mte the chain sew on|y in 0uMoor ames.

  • Page 6: Know Your Chain Saw

    KNOW YOUR CHAIN SAW A, INTRODUCTION Your s awhas been_signedwith safety inmindand iaclh'destho _,v_ teat_pe_ asstandard e_u_pr_t: _ - ReducedoKiekl_Ck_G uide B _'{Lo-gic_) --Low-KIckback Chain(E_ed_Uard Link) - Spark Arm=or' -Temperature Umiting Muter = Handgu_rds . _,-FulI V ibralion _solalton S/stem AWARNING Thefol_tng feetureearetn_cluded on yoursawtohalp reduced.hehazardat kk_Id:_sck, however,_chfeatuma...
  • Page 7 "fhospur _aa speclalrpI_'_ designed Of _,qulpmertt to ass]st the c',.-ltf_ operation. When assem_ed to thesaw thespurwiI]dig intothetreeorLogand ' relieve¢on_et'preseure adding ease to the saw ingope_atlor_i lntothe cuL :_ " I', Remove bar c_amp nuts_3d barclan_p heuslng 2., Al_nthe spurOv_r I het_';_es Or_ t hebarc_arnpsido O]theS_v, FigL_re 7 3.
  • Page 8 D.ATTACHING THE B AR AND CHAIN _[,') Wearp_ectlve 0tov_when ha.dllng or_me_n9 ym, e sew.The chainiseharpar_can cut Donot start englnewlthoutgulde barand chp|n com. youevenwhenlt is not movlngt pfetely assernbled.Otherwise, t hei_lutch _heO_ e_f!' ..,AWARNIN G e Yourek1'_v I_equipped wlth e RedUCed.Kickback andserious pe__l fnJurycanresult, - : _:_ Guide _r end e Low-KickbackChain.
  • Page 9 3. USETHE FOLLOWING ONLY: F, FUELING YOURENGINE (t6 partsgaso(Ine to I part ot)) FUEL SAFETY '" ..a, Useonly recemrnended fue! rnixtures, b, Mix endpour fue| ouldoo_end whemtheream no sparks or flames, c. Use a container approved forfuel (J. Donotsmokeore]lcwsmokingnesrfudorthe tool or while using the tool 4.
  • Page 10 3: 'A_USTiNG_E AL!YOMATI¢OILER ' G, UR AND _NAIN LUIIRICANi' • The Guide l_r m_ Crating Chstn require Tha adjustable a_tm'nalicbtlerisset formax. _ntInuous lubrlcaUonIn order toremaln tn fmum ot_tputat the factory,Some types of operating condltlon_Lut)rication is proVRJed cullingwill requtreadjustingthe oller_ .. .

  • Page 11: Using Your Saw

    USING YOUR SAW -!_: . posilion and rearwardtarthe "Stop'*posiliOn. 2. The two-poe}lion €flake helps to slart the saw by cont,'oninglhe air.flow1othe [uelsysiem. .3.The Td_geraocelerale_ an(l¢ont|oI_ lhe speedolthe engine a_d is designed tObe usedwilh lhe !hrotlle t0ck-o_t, 4.'The ThrottIeLo_k:out pi,eventSthe ldgger from t_;,0mingacd_lentatty engaged.Tl_e th{o_Iel_k-a_t must bepressed be[ore l heI_'igger c _ beactivatedo 5.

  • Page 12: Types Of Cutting

    TYPES OF CUTTING iiii, ..BASIC CUTTING TECHNIQUIE 3. PROCEDURE'! '_'' ' '. "_ , : " 1, IMPORTANT POINTS. memll p lastics, a, Cut wood only. Do not cut Pra_€_ng afe*a'_ k_ u_ngee_hn_ r_asonry,non_ buildingrr_t_aJs, etc. D OHot que_gelt_ _,bf_r_yo.r saw_toreyo_ begina useyoursawtopryorshove awayI_bs, tools or...
  • Page 13 li,i ..Bf._IrTRESS _?UT Figure 17 _._€ OF_I ..• . Figure20 Figure 19 ',' Stayon the uphillsideof thetree to avoidthe tree _oll- Ing or sliding downhi!]into you, ' NOIE: Before I_ !eft ng cul IS_mplete drive wedg_sto Ope_up thecutwhenn_ssary |,ocon- t_'otthe direction o f fee Useva;_dorplastic wedges but never melal, iO avoid kickbackand chain damage,...

  • Page 14: Important Points

    ..J,,L,J,, .." c..UcKi.G Bucktr_g is the term used for cutting _ fs_[lentree to the desired log size, 1. IMPORTANT POINTS 2NDCUT a, Cut 0nly onoiog atatime, b, Cut shattered wood vep/carefully. Sharp _un9 p_,ces ot wood co_ toward the operator, c.
  • Page 15 4.BUCKING --USING ANOTHER LOG A S A b, InamaB'. SUPPORT(Rgure24); 1.)Ovarc_t 1/3 ofthe waythrough tha)0g, 2.)Finish withan undercuL _,WARNING Oonot st_ndontheiog beln_cut.At_yport|or_n causingloss Offooting and control. a_ InarenA: 1.)Undercut I13oft_way through Ihe!og_ 2,)Finish withanove_ut, I_ (nareaBi _ ": 'i" 1.10verct_ 1/3el lhe daylh_ough the ag. 2.)Rn|shwilhan underc_L 5, BUCKING --USING AS_AND (Figure 25):...

  • Page 16: Maintenance

    :.-:..:: ..MAINTENANCE A good maintenance program oi reguIar insgeo- e ChackthesawforlS_el_0ttS, ssrews, nutsandflt- lion and care wit_ increase theservice life and help t!ngetegu!ar!y,Lpose!_srener#c_ncauseanunsale : to maintain the safety and _effmman,.:.eet your cor',d_tlc_v_e_lasda_ga_.o_L_w.Too_sr_u_r_ saw. ue describedon P_ge7, • Meleeall _djustmenis or repairs (except car- buretor adjustments) wlth'.

  • Page 17: Chain Replacement

    5.)Correct DepthGauges 2. GUIDE BAR MAINTENA"CE a.) Placedepth gaugetool overBach m_tter e Con:ditions which can requite guide bar maintenance: deplhgauge, Figure32.. --saw cuts to one s_de "b3 File l evel w ilh lhe IIatfileif depth gaugeis ' --sewhas to be force{I through a cut '., higher than the depth gauge tool c,) Malnta';n rounded-light cornet o1 deplh •;-InaiJequute suppty o! oft to bar end...
  • Page 18 C. STARTER ROPE REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT e A steder ropethat breaks nex!to the pulley 6. M_veaw_yfK>mthe_!u_ka_hr_ltheer_lofthe new_pe ogo !ntothe puI_, e_n be repaired. Replace the staffer rope if the _Op!breaks more 7. A_o:w the rne_te_ e_d to dflpo_ce;then whilethe than 2.3 inches awayfrom the I_i_ [ I(_ j as the _pe r_b s Siil[hurl_!Jthe melted endthrougha re_g 1oobtaiha smooth, pointedend: will be too Short t_ rep_h;pl'ope_dy.

  • Page 19: Carburetor Adjustments

    • 2. IDLE SPEED ADJUSTMENT D. CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENTS a, Alloweng'me _.o idle. b./_, justidle SpeedScrewuntlfengineconlinues:o Po0r eng]nepedorm_ncec_n be a result ofother ru_Wilt)OUt slatlingandwithoutthechainmovinq C_uSeSSU_h asdirty _r Igtet;c_bon bultd-up o_ .--Tut_ screw c_ockwise ,,,,'.k to in¢_ea>e engine speed ff engine sta/_s Ordies, muffler outlets,etc,.See "Troubie ShooUngChart"...

  • Page 20: Air Filter

    E.CLUTCHA.O D.UMISP.OCKET AIR FILTER " e A dirty air li_er: reduces c_tling power -- Increases tu_l consumption Do notstart engine without GuideBar, chain, and Bar ClampHouslngconlp]etely aSsemb_, T}iei:iut_h_a_ | • Clean !.beaI_tIIter: conle off without the ggide bar and chain_ompleteiy | freq.uentlyL especia[tyin veP_' dusty c_nditions, assembled and serioustnjuw can i;esuit, T he ;lurch | always after 10tan_s of fue_nlixlure o_5 hour...

  • Page 21: H, Trouble Shooting Chart

    . ,e ;i _ , ._ H, TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART cAusE ....tootLE ENGINE WILL NOTSTA_ t. t_m, m_tct+_'+Stmt ' I+ Ign;lion S_.,h o_f. _, Fwttzmkmn_. _ SparkPt_net f_, 3. )r,s{all oe'_ p{uO, +; ESIjtn_ f'_ded. , _e _arting Instructions, 5.
  • Page 22 ,u,, L MAINTENANCE CHAFJff Cc_l_ m_d_o T_ol'_ tf,_. safely15_ lock,_op S',v._h Ch_ operable Cteee Fe_ F_iler inIu,_l I _nk Fueltank ;Man Cha_IuL_tion Check Saw ch_,h _en._n Char r,_In Sharper_--whe_dutI _nspe_ _wea_,dam_ge) Lu'_'_e._pro_et n6se Deburr Repl_e -- when wo_r=o_d_rnaged Exhaus{ ports " :lean Cylinder fi_s Ch_:k l_le adiustn'_nt...
  • Page 23 ,SEARS CHAINSAWPARTS LISTMODEL358,356070-3,0/t8" :_ " ory, DESCRIPTION t_O. 32_0 Pi_Bearing ;62_4 271N _57t0 27_84 Qu_h_Se_ 141 &t4 157_8 _-_'_6,_ _5722 Wa_er 2_09_ 15_0 28644 €6 156_7 391_ H_hT_nL_ad t-_N 0_tT 2_'211_ _;le_p...
  • Page 24 SEARS CHAIN SAWPARTS LIST MODEL 358,356070-3.0/18" _ESCmPTmN KSY PA_r _rv, D_scmPTm_ ReI_rner Mount 15735 Car_Mo_;_l_,_gStud 6crew lOBS2 Cha_nC_t_e_Re_ir_e_: ' 27163 2'1't35 Caib_ CoverBump_ P_'Ha_dle C _ve_ _6 _ 27399 27_7 57 / 27o;_3 Rear Handle & Fuel T_h_ 10877 ' 87 27075 Ci_keKnob .
  • Page 25 SEARS CHAINSAWPARTS LISTMODEL358,356070-3.0/18" 19147 SeM =_ ',, 15108 VerSiOn 71-3634 Chain18+ 27128 OustP_ 7t_5_/2 8_,r18" 27124 "_12 6_1_ 0ttPum_Kft(lt_d,li'e'D6, _07, 15445 31167 _c_enc_ 1F_9_ _t_wO_orl_vstmer'_ 210_t [ O_etDi_h_ge Line 1574.4 _rew :-.:: .* 02464: : _I_; Disc_e $_eevo _727"2 ' O[iP_ckppSF;I_e_" , : T_L, ln9 t_ 1575_ O;lorA_ju_m en(P_n...
  • Page 26 SEARS CHAINSAW PARTS LISTMODEL 358.356070-3.0/18" " CA"BU.ETOR ASSEMSL ; _'.\\ " t69,,,"\ 'X_ 15(} }Diapl_mgmt c F-c T-t K ¥1pareI,,.,,.D sCm Jo, _EYI PART _.n.,_v} I_f'). i""' '"| DESCRIPTIOn'" 35204 +Rel_tl_ng Ring: 35237 _ 1 I ,%_. 85248 35227 I'+FuelPUmpGasket. + Che_P,V=ve 8_reen 3-_226 -Ball..

  • Page 27: Quick Reference Page

    QUICK REFERENCE PAGE Read and follow all Safety Rules; Precautions and Operating instructions. Failure. to do so can result In serious personal injury, SPECIAL SAFETY SECTION ;page • :3-5 PREPARATION ..; .... Wear personal protective gear -- gloves; safety footwear; snug fltiing c[othing; and eye, hear!rig and heardprotect!on.

  • Page 28: Sears Service

    l'he Model Number wilt be found under the handle with the Serial Number, Always mention the Model Number when requesting s_- vice or repair parts/or your Chain Saw. A|I pans listed _,erein may be ordered from any SEARS Service operator's Center and most Sears Stores.

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