Owners manual

PREPARING
TO
USE
1'
Remove
ail
parts
oi the
saw from
the box.
The
complete
saw
has
three
parts:
one
24 inch
chain
brade,
two
25 foot
yeilow
porypropylene
contror
tines,'one
weight
bag.
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INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
USE
?
t
straighten
rines
and brades.
Make
sure
there
are
no
kinks
in
the
brade
or
knots
in
the
ropes.
Attach
weight
to
conkol
line
with
snap.
Decide
what
branch
you
want
to
cut and
plan
where you
want
to
stand
so
you
are
ctear
of falling
iimbs.
S.Toss
the weight
over the branch you
want
to cut
-
s! ring
the
weight
lasso
fashion;
centrifugal
force
will lifi
the weight
|r,|POI]TANT -
Read
and
undertand
these
instustions
befiore
using
lour
High
Limb
Chain
Saw.
Keep
instructions
in
a
safu
place
br future
rebrence.
lilade
in
USA
BEffi.?-o
qsr
7.
Saw limb
in
brid<,
lehg,
el,en
$F€*€s
by
pd*r,g,Sefirably
on
each
confol
line.
Use
the full length
of
the
saw OAAI
on
each
stroke.
MAKE
SURE
YOU
STAND
OFF
TO
ONE
SIDE
AS
YOU
CUT,
SO
FALLING
LIMB
DOES
NOT
HtT
\CIU.
Atso,
stay
in
one
place
when
I6u
cut
a
particular
branch,
so the
blade
keepscutting
along
the
same
plane.
Changing
the
angle
of
the cut
hitfway
tfriough
-
3-cut
may
cause
binding.
Do
not
let
the ropes
cross
as
binding
can
result.
with
little
effort.
6.
As
you
pull
the
blade
up over
the limb
step
back from
under
the limb
so
that
the control
ropes
and
blades
are
at
a 45
degree
angte
to
the
ground.
The
FLlp
TAB
at
the
end
of the
chain
blade
will "llio"
the
blade
so
the
cutting
edge is
pointed
down
toward
the
limb.
Position
btade
as
close
to
the
base
ol
the
branch
as
possible
before
cutting. (See
figure
below.)
8,
Undercut,
if
neces-
s€lry,
to
prevent
bark
fdom
peeting
back.
Lmercut
one
side;
&bn the
other.
pull
bbde
along
the
underside
of
a branch
as
shown.
9.
The limb
wiil
be
sawed
through quickly.
There's
no
need
to
paint
the
wound
left
by removing
a branch.
Mother
nature
will
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according
to
direcrions
you
wirr
ttnd your
HIGH
LIMB
CHAIN
SAW
convenient,
easy
to
use
and
safe
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