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Husqvarna 335XPT California User Manual

Husqvarna 335XPT California
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101 91 92-95
Operator's manual (EPA)
Read these instructions carefully and make sure
you understand them before using the saw.
335XPT California
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Husqvarna 335XPT California Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHusqvarna
Model335XPT California
CategoryChainsaw
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Key to Symbols

Safety Instructions

Personal Protective Equipment

Essential protective gear for chainsaw operation, including helmet, hearing protection, glasses, gloves, and trousers.

Chain Saw Safety Equipment

Details safety features of the saw and their inspection/maintenance for safe operation.

Inspecting, Maintaining and Servicing Chain Saw Safety Equipment

Checking Brake Band Wear

Ensures the brake band has adequate thickness for proper functioning.

Checking the Front Hand Guard

Verifies the front hand guard is undamaged and securely anchored for activation.

Cutting Equipment

Basic Rules for Cutting Equipment

Guidelines on using recommended equipment, sharpening, tensioning, lubrication for performance and safety.

Sharpening Your Chain and Adjusting Raker Clearance

General Sharpening Information

Importance of sharp chains, cutting teeth structure, and key factors for proper sharpening.

Sharpening Cutting Teeth

Step-by-step guide on how to sharpen cutting teeth using a round file and file gauge.

Tensioning the Chain

Raker Clearance Advice

Guidance on reducing raker clearance to maintain cutting performance and avoid kickback.

Lubricating Cutting Equipment

Chain Oil

Information on automatic chain lubrication, recommended oils, and viscosity considerations.

How to Avoid Kickback

What is Kickback?

Defines kickback as a sudden, violent reaction when the kickback zone of the bar touches an object.

General Kickback Safety Summary

Key safety practices to avoid accidents, including PPE, avoiding kickback situations, and checking safety functions.

General Rules (Safety)

Proper Grip and Handling

Emphasizes holding the saw firmly with both hands for control and minimizing kickback effects.

Kickback Prevention During Limbing

Highlights kickback risks during limbing and the importance of stable footing and concentration.

General Safety Precautions

Operating Under Impairment

Warns against operating the saw when tired, under the influence of alcohol, or medication affecting judgment.

Starting Safety Precautions

Covers essential safety steps before starting the saw, including chain brake activation and clear area.

Fuel Safety

Provides critical precautions for handling fuel and chain oil to prevent fire hazards.

General Working Instructions

Basic Safety Rules

General rules for safe operation, including checking the work area and ensuring no one is at risk.

Cutting Tensioned Wood

Advises extreme caution when cutting tensioned wood to prevent sudden spring-back.

Basic Cutting Technique

General Cutting Technique

Recommendations for using full throttle, reducing speed to idle, and understanding pull/push strokes.

Preventing Bar Jamming

Ensuring the bar does not get stuck in the cut to avoid accidents.

Tree Felling Technique

Safe Distance During Felling

Maintaining a safe distance (2.5 tree lengths) from the felling area for personnel safety.

Felling Direction Control

Factors influencing felling direction and the importance of judging the tree's natural fall.

Felling Procedure (Three Cuts)

Cutting Tensioned Branches

Component Identification

ASSEMBLY

Mounting Guide Bar and Chain

Step-by-step instructions for correctly fitting the guide bar and chain onto the chainsaw.

FUEL HANDLING

Fuelmix

Guidance on correctly mixing gasoline and two-stroke oil, and requirements for each.

Fuelling Precautions

Safety measures to take when refuelling the chainsaw to minimize fire risk.

START AND STOP

Starting the Engine

Step-by-step instructions for starting a cold or warm engine, including chain brake activation.

Stopping the Engine

Simple procedure for stopping the engine by moving the ignition switch to the stop position.

MAINTENANCE

Carburetor

Detailed information on carburetor function, adjustment, and troubleshooting for optimal performance.

Starter device

Instructions for maintenance, repair, and assembly of the chainsaw's starter device.

Air filter

Procedures for cleaning, checking, and replacing the air filter to ensure proper engine operation.

Spark plug

Guidance on spark plug maintenance, including cleaning, gap adjustment, and replacement.

Adjustment of the oil pump

How to adjust the oil pump to control the flow of chain oil for proper lubrication.

Cooling system

Information on the components and cleaning of the cooling system to prevent overheating.

Daily maintenance

Routine checks performed daily to ensure the safe and proper operation of the chainsaw.

Weekly maintenance

Scheduled maintenance tasks to be performed weekly for optimal chainsaw performance and longevity.

Monthly maintenance

Scheduled maintenance tasks to be performed monthly for comprehensive chainsaw upkeep.

TECHNICAL DATA

Engine Specifications

Details on cylinder volume, bore, stroke, idle speed, and power output.

Recommended Bar and Chain Combinations

Lists combinations investigated for kickback requirements and safety.

EMISSION CONTROL WARRANTY STATEMENT

Warranty Rights and Obligations

Explains EPA and Husqvarna emission control system warranty for small nonroad engines.

Owner's Warranty Responsibilities

Outlines the owner's responsibility for maintenance and proper use to maintain warranty coverage.

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