McCulloch 250 - OPERATING YOUR CHAIN SAW; STARTING YOUR ENGINE; STOPPING YOUR ENGINE; IGNITION AND SPARK PLUG CHECK

When
wood you
can mix kerosene with the
chain
but never use more kerosene than oil in the mixture.
When in areas, use your chain oiler more
so that the oil can reduce chain wear and to your chain
clean.
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See 1 and 2 for location of controls.
1. Fill the fuel tank of your chain saw with the correct fuel
mixture.
2. Fill the oiler tank with the correct of oil.
3. Make sure your bar is
into
and that your
chain is correctly tensioned.
4. Move the !F;!HLIU! switch to the "ON"
5. Push the choke button in and hold it in the choked
been in
ture from the tank into the
7. When the
enough to
8. Use the throttle as necessary until the is warm
to run at idle speed without further Do not run the
at full to make it warm up faster. If the
do not use the choke, and the throttle closed when
starter handle.
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attention to the
and your chain saw will
last much
1. Never run your
with the throttle full unless
you are cutting wood.
2.
Never run your
with the
arrester off.
3.
Never do any with the air filter removed from your
for dirt can be sucked into the crankcase and cvlinder and
can cause rapid wear of the of your
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1. Release the throttle
switch to the ((STOP" POSHIOI
2. Move the
IGNITION AND SPARK PLUG CHECK
Failure of the engine to start may be caused by a
poor If you have checked the fuel
and found
the fuel tank full, check the
as follows:
Remove the Clean and the
electrodes are wet, Ground the metal
side of the the metal
the electrodes
Pull the starter
and watch to see if
gap while the
is can be seen, install a new
and
recheck. If there is still no
refer to the Trouble Shooting Chart for the
causes.
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