POLE SAW ATTACHMENT — PSA100024
NOTICE: Small directional arrows
are engraved in the saw chain. Another
directional arrow is molded into the tool
body (Fig. 13a). When looping the saw
chain onto the sprocket, make sure that
the direction of the arrows on the saw
chain will correspond to the direction of
the arrow on the tool body. If they face
in opposite directions, turn over the saw
chain and guide bar assembly (Fig. 13b).
4. Place the guide bar on the mounting
surface by sliding the guide-bar slot
over the alignment bulges, making
sure that the tension-adjusting pin is
inserted in the lower hole in the tail
of the bar (Fig. 13a).
NOTICE: If there is difculty in inserting
the tension-adjusting pin into the hole,
adjust the chain-tensioning screw
properly until the tension-adjusting pin is located exactly in the hole.
5. Replace the chain-sprocket cover, insert the cover-screw assembly through its
mounting hole, and then lightly tighten the chain-sprocket cover-screw by turning
it clockwise. The bar must be free to move for tension adjustment.
CAUTION:
The saw chain must be properly tensioned before using.
NOTICE: To extend the guide bar life, invert the bar occasionally.
6. Remove all the slack from the chain
by turning the chain-tensioning
screw clockwise until the chain
seats snugly against the guide bar
with the drive links in the guide-bar
groove (Fig. 14).
13b
14
13a
Rotation Direction Arrow
on the Tool Body
Sprocket
Tension-adjusting Pin
Alignment Bulges
Chain-tensioning Screw
Guide-bar Slot
Cut Direction
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