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Craftsman 358.352162 User Manual

Craftsman 358.352162
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Operator's Manual
CRAFTSMANo
2.2 cu. in./36cc 2-Cycle
GASOLINE CHAIN SAW
Model No.
358.352162 - 16 in. Bar
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Read and follow all Safety Rules and Operating
Instructions before first use of this product.
For answers to your questions about this product:
Call 7 am-7 pm, Mon.-Sat., or 10 am-7 pm, Sun.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffrnan Estates, IL 60179 USA
530087304 01/13/98
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Craftsman 358.352162 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCraftsman
Model358.352162
CategoryChainsaw
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Warranty Statement

Full One Year Warranty

Covers defects in material or workmanship for one year, excluding expendable parts.

Safety Rules and Precautions

Plan Ahead for Safe Operation

Prepare for safe operation by understanding prerequisites and following guidelines.

Operation Safety

Operate Your Saw Safely

Safe operating procedures including one-handed use, location, and carrying.

Handle Fuel with Caution

Precautions for safely handling and mixing fuel to prevent hazards.

Kickback Prevention

Guard Against Kickback

Understanding and preventing kickback for safer chain saw use.

Reduce Kickback Chance

Methods to minimize the risk of dangerous kickback incidents.

Kickback Safety Features

Handguard Design

Feature designed to reduce left hand contact with the chain if hand slips.

Handlebar Positioning

Spread and in-line handles provide balance and resistance to kickback.

Reduced-Kickback Guide Bar

Small radius tip bar reduces kickback danger zone significantly.

Low-Kickback Chain

Chain meets kickback performance requirements for reduced hazard.

Maintain Control

Proper Grip and Stance

Maintain control with a firm grip, balanced stance, and straight arms.

Carton Contents and Assembly

Check Carton Contents

Verify all included parts against the list before assembly.

Saw Assembly

The unit is fully assembled; no further assembly is necessary.

Operation Overview

Know Your Saw Controls

Familiarize yourself with the location of controls and adjustments.

Throttle Trigger and Lockout

Explanation of throttle trigger function and the lockout mechanism.

Fast Idle Lock

How to activate the fast idle lock for starting position.

Choke Knob and Primer Bulb

Function of the choke knob for cold starts and the primer bulb.

Engine Starting Procedures

Before Starting Engine Warnings

Important warnings and information before fueling and starting.

Fueling the Engine

Correct fuel mix ratio and bar oil filling instructions.

Starting a Cold or Warm Engine

Step-by-step guide for starting the engine using choke and primer.

Operating Tips and Tree Felling

Operating Tips

Advice for efficient and safe cutting, including log handling and maintenance checks.

Tree Felling Techniques

Methods for safely felling trees, including planning, notching, and retreat paths.

Tree Felling Details

Felling Large Trees

Notch method for felling large trees, including hinge formation.

Cutting a Fallen Tree (Bucking)

Techniques for cutting fallen trees into logs, including safety precautions.

Bucking Techniques

Methods for safely cutting logs, avoiding pinching and kickback.

Bucking and Limbing

Bucking Using a Log or Support Stand

Cutting logs with or without a support stand, focusing on compression side.

Limbing and Pruning

Safe methods for removing branches from felled trees or standing limbs.

Maintenance Procedures

Limbing and Pruning (Continuation)

Detailed techniques for limbing and pruning branches safely.

Customer Responsibilities

A checklist of routine maintenance tasks and their recommended frequency.

General Recommendations

Advice on maintaining the unit for warranty and performance.

Lubrication

Instructions for lubricating the sprocket and bar oil system.

Parts Inspection and Chain Tension

Check for Damaged or Worn Parts

Inspecting key components like the switch, fuel tank, and fasteners for wear.

Check Chain Tension

Procedures for checking and adjusting chain tension for safe operation.

Check Chain Sharpness

Identifying a dull chain and the need for sharpening.

Check Guide Bar

How to maintain the guide bar for optimal chain performance.

Cleaning and Replacement

Clean Unit & Labels

Instructions for cleaning the exterior of the saw and its labels.

Clean Air Filter

Procedures for cleaning or replacing the air filter for engine performance.

Inspect Muffler and Spark Arrestor

Checking the muffler and spark arrestor screen for carbon deposits.

Replace Spark Plug

Steps for replacing the spark plug to ensure easier starting and better running.

Chain Replacement and Adjustment

Chain Replacement

Procedures for replacing an old or damaged chain with a new one.

Chain Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting chain tension as detailed in the maintenance section.

Fuel Filter and Carburetor Adjustment

Clean Fuel Filter

Steps to clean the fuel filter to ensure proper fuel flow.

Carburetor Adjustment

Detailed steps for adjusting idle speed and fuel mixture for optimal performance.

Adjusting Procedure Details

Specific instructions for Idle Speed, Low Speed Mixture, High Speed Mixture, and Acceleration Check.

Storage Procedures

Prepare Unit for Storage

Steps to prepare the chain saw for long-term storage, including fuel system.

Engine Storage

Specific engine preparation for storage to prevent damage.

Other Storage Notes

Guidelines on storing fuel and fuel containers.

Troubleshooting Engine Issues

Engine Starting and Running Problems

Diagnosing and resolving issues like engine not starting or running rough.

Engine Overheating and Oil Issues

Troubleshooting engine running hot and inadequate bar/chain lubrication.

Troubleshooting Chain Issues

Chain Movement and Cutting Problems

Addressing issues with chain movement at idle, acceleration, and cutting angle.

Chain Clattering and Stopping

Diagnosing and fixing chain clattering, rough cutting, or stopping mid-cut.

Repair Parts Identification

Chain Saw Exploded View

Illustrated diagram of the chain saw with reference numbers for parts.

Parts List and Numbers

A detailed list of parts with their corresponding part numbers for ordering.

Repair Parts List Details

Engine and Carburetor Parts

Specific parts related to the engine, carburetor, and fuel system.

Chain Brake and Muffler Parts

Parts list for the chain brake mechanism and muffler components.

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