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10
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When felling, keep bystanders at least
two tree lengths away.
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Keep proper footing and balance at all
times.
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A chain saw is intended for two handed
use.
Serious injury to the operator, helpers,
and/or bystanders can result from one-
handed operation (Fig. 6).
Fig.6
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Always cut with the unit running at full
speed.
Fully squeeze the switch trigger and
maintain cutting speed.
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Push and Pul
l – The reaction force is
always opposite to the direction the chain is
moving where wood contact is made. Thus,
the operator must be ready to control the
PULL when cutting on the bottom edge of
the bar, and the PUSH when cutting along
the top edge (Fig. 7).
Pull
Push
Fig.7
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Avoid unintentional contact with the
stationary saw chain or guide bar rails.
These can be very sharp. Always wear
gloves and long pants or chaps when
handling the chain saw, saw chain, or guide
bar.
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Never operate a chain saw that is
damaged or improperly adjusted or that is
not completely and securely assembled.
Be sure that the saw chain stops moving
when the trigger switch is released.
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When bucking, secure the work piece
prior to cutting. When felling or pruning,
identify and secure hazardous branches.
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Aggressive or abusive cutting or misuse
of the chain saw can cause premature
bar, chain, and/or sprocket wear, as
well as a broken chain or bar, leading to
kickback, chain throw or the ejection of
material.
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Never use the guide bar as a lever.
A bent
guide bar can cause premature bar, chain,
and/or sprocket wear, as well as a broken
chain or bar, leading to kickback, chain throw
or the ejection of material.
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Cut only one work piece at a time.
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Use only with the battery packs and
chargers listed below:
BATTERY PACK CHARGER
YF60VRX2.5-BAT YF60VRX2A-CHG
YF60VRX4.0-BAT YF60VRX4A-CHG
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Do not charge the battery pack in rain or
in wet locations.
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If situations occur which are not covered
in this manual, use care and good
judgment. Contact Customer Service for
assistance.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!
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