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Husqvarna 572XPG User Manual

Husqvarna 572XPG
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565 572XP 572XPG
Oper
ator’s manual
Please r
ead the operator’s manual carefully and make sure you understand the instructions
bef
ore using the machine.

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Husqvarna 572XPG Specifications

General IconGeneral
Engine Type2-stroke
Engine Displacement70.6 cm³
Power Output4.3 kW
Chain BrakeYes
Vibration Level4.5 m/s²
Chain Pitch3/8"
Heated HandleYes
Chain Gauge0.058 inches

Summary

General Safety Precautions - Page 6

General Safety Precautions - Page 7

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Details the mandatory protective gear, including helmet, hearing protection, and goggles, for safe chainsaw operation.

General Safety Precautions - Page 9

General Safety Precautions - Page 10

General Safety Precautions - Page 11

Kickback Reduction Features

Information on cutting equipment designed to minimize kickback risk.

General Safety Precautions - Page 12

Sharpening and Depth Gauge Adjustment

Comprehensive guide on sharpening saw chain teeth and adjusting depth gauge settings for optimal performance.

General Safety Precautions - Page 13

General Safety Precautions - Page 14

General Safety Precautions - Page 15

Fuel Handling - Page 18

Fuel and Oil Mixture

Details on the correct petrol and two-stroke oil mixture ratios and handling precautions.

Fuel Handling - Page 19

Fueling Procedures

Safe practices for refueling the chainsaw, including precautions against fire and spills.

Starting and Stopping - Page 20

Starting Procedures

Detailed steps for starting a cold and warm engine, including use of choke and air purge.

Starting and Stopping - Page 21

Working Techniques - Page 22

General Working Instructions

Fundamental safety rules and best practices for operating the chainsaw effectively and safely.

Working Techniques - Page 23

Kickback Avoidance and Control

Tips on understanding kickback and using proper grip and techniques to prevent accidents.

Working Techniques - Page 24

Basic Cutting Techniques

Fundamental methods for cutting wood, including pull stroke and push stroke techniques.

Working Techniques - Page 25

Cutting Logs and Limbing

Techniques for cutting logs and limbing branches, including handling tension and jams.

Working Techniques - Page 26

Felling Direction and Techniques

Factors influencing tree felling direction and safe felling techniques.

Tree Felling Safety

Critical safety distances and precautions during tree felling operations.

Working Techniques - Page 27

Directional and Felling Cuts

Detailed steps for making directional cuts and the felling cut to control tree fall direction.

Working Techniques - Page 28

Cutting Tensioned Wood

Techniques for safely cutting branches or logs that are under tension.

Working Techniques - Page 29

Understanding and Avoiding Kickback

In-depth explanation of kickback causes and how to avoid it through proper technique.

Limbing Safety

Specific safety advice for limbing, emphasizing caution with tension and avoiding the kickback zone.

Maintenance - Page 30

Chainsaw Safety Equipment Checks

Procedures for inspecting and maintaining safety features like the chain brake and front hand guard.

Maintenance - Page 31

Inertia Brake and Throttle Lockout Checks

Testing the inertia brake release and verifying the throttle trigger lockout function.

Maintenance - Page 32

Maintenance - Page 33

Maintenance - Page 34

Maintenance - Page 35

Spark Plug and Oil Pump Adjustment

Guidance on checking the spark plug and adjusting the oil pump for optimal performance.

Maintenance - Page 36

Maintenance - Page 37

Trouble Shooting

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