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CYLINDER HEAD
REASSEMBLY
Now remove the carburetor compartment cover by first
l
oosening the two screws (Fig. 30).Then remove the cylin-
der head cover by using the combo hex wrench to loosen
and remove the hex-head screw (Fig. 30). Check the cool-
ing fins on the cylinder and the fins on the flywheel for
excess buildup of debris. If necessary, clean with com-
pressed air or solvent.
Once you have completed this process, you have a clean
saw and are ready to reassemble it for continued use. The
reassembly is the same procedure as set-up, with the
following exception:
Flip the guide bar each time you reassemble the saw (Fig.
31). This provides for even wear.
Fig. 31. Flip the guide bar each time you reassemble.
For specific engine adjustments and settings, consult the
accompanying chainsaw operations manual.
THINK!
I
S WHAT I'M ABOUT TO DO SAFE?
Read and follow all instructions for the proper set-
up, operation and maintenance of your Cutters
Edge Ventilation Saw. Be alert while using your
saw, and always strictly observe all safety procedures.
Fig. 30. The top cover.
NOTE
If you use solvent to clean around the clutch and
drive sprocket area, inject two or three pumps of
grease into the hole at the end of the crankshaft to
lubricate the bearings.
Cutters Edge Ventilation Saws are designed specifically
for fire department use and are exceptional tools. However
- as with all tools - they have their limitations. With
proper care and, especially, common sense, your Cutters
Edge Ventilation Saw will give you many years of outstand-
ing performance and reliability.
If you should have questions about the operation and/or
maintenance of your Cutters Edge Ventilation Saw, call
our service department at 1-800-433-3716.
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