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BarClamp
Figure 1
Figure 2
INSTALLING THE BAR AND CHAIN
Always wear gloves when handling the chain!
It is sharp!
I Remove the bar mounting screw washer, and bar clamp
with the bar wrench supplied with your saw Remove one
(I) of the two guide plates (Figure I ),,
2 Setting the adjusting pin all the way to the rear (Figure 5),
place the guide bar slot over the guide bar studs and slide it
to the rear (Figure 2}
3.= Fit the chain over the clutch and onto the guide bar Be
sure the cutters face the way shown in Figure 3 and that
the drive link tangs engage the sprocket teeth, On Crafts-
man 2 3PS engage chain drive links in groove of _im sprock-
et teeth
4, With the adjusting pin fitted into the bar (Figure 3)0 replace
guide plate, bar clamp, washer, and tighten the bar mount-
ing screw FINGER TIGHT,
5 Holding the tip of the bar up (Figure 5) turn the adjusting
screw clockwise until the chain is snug on the bar,
6, Lift the chain near the middle of the bar (Figure 6) When
tensioned _ight, the chain will lift about 1/8" from the bar
Figure 6 shows the correct tension, Adjust your chain unti!
it looks like this
7 Holding the bar tip up, tighten the bar clamp screw firmly,,
The chain should move freely around the bar but not sag
below it
CHAIN STRETCHES WHEN USED,
TENSION OFTEN!
: : : Adjusting Screw
CHECK THE
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Figure 3
Figure 5
Figure 4
Adjusting Pin
Figure 6
Guide Plate
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