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Craftsman 358.740180 User Manual

Craftsman 358.740180
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358.740160 — 16 in. Bar
358.740180 — 18 in. Bar
115892449 Rev. C 2017-06-08
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ANT:
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Rules and Instructions before
operating this equipment.
Sears Brands Management Corporation, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.
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Craftsman 358.740180 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCraftsman
Model358.740180
CategorySaw
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety

Operating Your Chainsaw Safely

Key safety rules and precautions to follow while operating the chainsaw.

Understanding and Avoiding Kickback

Detailed explanation of kickback hazards, types, and causes with warnings.

Assembly

Starting and Stopping

Pre-Operation Inspection

Mandatory checks to perform on the chainsaw before each operation.

Fueling the Engine

Detailed steps and safety precautions for fueling the gasoline engine.

Starting the Engine

General guide on how to start the chainsaw engine, including safety reminders.

Starting a Cold Engine

Step-by-step instructions for starting a cold chainsaw engine.

Starting a Warm Engine

Instructions for starting a chainsaw engine that is already warm.

Checking the Chain Brake

Procedure to verify the correct operation of the chain brake before use.

Checking Inertia Function Control

How to test the inertia-activated chain brake function.

Felling a Tree

Felling Planning and Preparation

Crucial planning steps and considerations before felling a tree.

Using The Notch Method for Felling

Detailed explanation of the notch method for safely felling trees.

Bucking Without Support

Technique for cutting fallen trees into logs when no support is available.

Bucking Using a Log or Support Stand

Method for cutting fallen trees using a log or support stand.

Maintenance

Carburetor Adjustment

Troubleshooting

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