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Safety—Maintenance Precautions
TX,CHAIN,SHOT,GUARD -19-16NOV20-2/2
Identication of excessive chain shot guard wear and
damage:
•
Inspect for wear or damage of the chain shot guard,
cap screws, or attaching hardware.
•
Replace cap screws or hardware when missing or not
in place.
•
Inspect for wear on each end of the chain shot guard.
•
Inspect for possible cracking on any portion of the chain
shot guard.
•
Inspect for perforations or holes anywhere on the saw
chain shot guard.
•
Make sure that chain shot guard is not worn thin and
still maintains the original shape and prole.
•
Inspect for possible metal peeling or tearing back over
any portion of the chain shot guard.
Replace the chain-shot guard if any of these condition
are present:
•
Guard does not maintain its original shape
•
Any perforation is present
•
Any cracks, peeling, or tearing are present
•
The front, side, or rear edge is worn by more than 5 mm
Use only approved replacement parts.
TX1305480A —UN—30OCT20
Chain Shot Guard—Perforation Examples
TX1080272A —UN—28JUL10
Chain Shot Guard—Peeled and Torn
TX1305481A —UN—27OCT20
Chain Shot Guard—Worn Thin
TX1080274A —UN—28JUL10
Chain Shot Guard—Edges Worn Away
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