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Craftsman 358.352181 User Manual

Craftsman 358.352181
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Operator's Manual
CRAFTSMAN°
2.2 cu. in./36cc 2-Cycle
GASOLINE CHAIN SAW
Model No.
358.352181 - 18 in. Bar
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WARNING:-
Read and follow alISafety Rules and Operating
Instructions bef6re first use of this product.
F_ For answers to your questions about this product:
Call 7 am-7 pm, Mon.-Sat., or 10 am-7 pm, Sun.
1-800-235-5878 _.ou_,,=o_=ooo°_mo_
Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 USA
530-087295 03/13/98
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Craftsman 358.352181 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Engine Type2-cycle
Bar Length18 inches
Weight13.2 lbs
Fuel Capacity10.1 oz
Oil Capacity6.8 oz
TypeGas powered
Fuel Tank Capacity10.1 oz
Oil Tank Capacity6.8 oz
Chain Gauge0.050 inch

Summary

Safety Rules Overview

General Safety Precautions

Wear protective gear, keep body clear of chain, maintain distance from others, and be alert.

Safe Saw Operation

Fuel Handling Precautions

Safe Fuel Handling Procedures

Handle fuel outdoors, avoid sparks, store properly, and use correct containers.

Kickback Prevention

Reducing Kickback Risk

Understand kickback, keep chain away from objects, and maintain a clear work area.

Kickback Safety Features

Features like handguards, handlebar design, and reduced-kickback components help reduce danger.

Before Starting Engine

Fueling the Engine

Mix gasoline with 2-cycle oil at 40:1 ratio; use unleaded gasoline and avoid alcohol fuels.

Starting Your Engine

Follow instructions for priming, choke, and throttle settings for starting.

Starting a Cold or Warm Engine

Tree Felling Techniques

Planning and Preparing for Felling

Plan operation, clear area, assess tree lean, ensure fall room, and clear trunk of debris.

Felling Large Trees (Notch Method)

Use the notch method for large trees, cutting a notch in the direction of fall.

Cutting a Fallen Tree (Bucking)

Bucking is cutting a fallen tree into logs. Follow points for safe cutting.

Limbing and Pruning

Bucking Techniques

Techniques include overcutting, undercutting, and using log supports for safe bucking.

Service and Adjustments

Checking Chain Tension

Ensure chain rotates freely and does not sag below the guide bar.

Carburetor Adjustment

Carburetor Adjustment Warning

Improper carburetor adjustment can permanently damage the engine.

Trouble Shooting Chart

Engine Will Not Start or Runs Briefly

Troubleshoot ignition, fuel supply, spark plug, or carburetor issues for starting problems.

Engine Acceleration and Power Issues

Troubleshoot dirty air filter, fouled spark plug, or carburetor adjustments for power loss.

Oil Inadequate for Lubrication

Check oil tank level, oil pump, or guide bar oil hole for lubrication issues.

Chain Does Not Move When Accelerated

Check chain tension, carburetor, or clutch slipping if the chain fails to move.

Chain Stops Within the Cut

Check for chain tops not filed flat, burred guide bar, or clutch slipping.

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