McCulloch Mac 3516 AV User Manual

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McCulloch Mac 3516 AV Specifications

General

Brand	McCulloch
Model	Mac 3516 AV
Category	Chainsaw
Language	English

Summary

1- GENERAL INFORMATION

1-1. GENERAL IDENTIFICATION

Identifies main components of the chain saw with numbered labels for easy recognition.

1-2. SAFETY FEATURES

Details the specific safety mechanisms and features built into the chain saw.

2 - SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

2-1. KICKBACK SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Explains the dangers of kickback and how to prevent it.

2-2. OTHER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Covers essential safety rules for operating the chain saw.

2-3. MORE ABOUT KICKBACK

Provides further explanation and diagrams on kickback hazards.

2-4. KICKBACK SAFETY LABELS

Explains safety labels and color coding for warnings and recommendations.

2-5. INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS

Illustrates and explains international safety symbols found on the equipment.

3 - ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

3-1. TOOLS FOR ASSEMBLY

Lists the necessary tools required for assembling the chain saw.

3-2. ASSEMBLY REQUIREMENTS

Outlines prerequisites and initial steps before assembling the saw.

3-3. GUIDE BAR / SAW CHAIN / CLUTCH COVER INSTALLATION

Step-by-step guide for installing the guide bar, saw chain, and clutch cover.

3-4. SAW CHAIN TENSION ADJUSTMENT

Detailed instructions on how to properly adjust the saw chain tension.

3-5. CHAIN BRAKE® MECHANICAL TEST

Procedure for testing the functionality of the chain brake system.

4 - FUEL AND LUBRICATION

4-1. FUEL

Information on the type of fuel and oil mixture recommended for the engine.

4-2. MIXING FUEL

Instructions on how to properly mix fuel and oil for the chain saw.

4-3. FUEL MIXING TABLE

A table providing specific fuel-to-oil ratios for different quantities.

4-4. RECOMMENDED FUELS

Guidance on acceptable gasoline types, including oxygenated fuels.

4-5. CHAIN AND BAR LUBRICATION

Essential information on lubricating the saw chain and guide bar.

4-6. FUEL AND LUBRICATION SYMBOLS

Explains the symbols related to fuel and lubrication requirements.

5-OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

5-1. ENGINE PRE-START CHECKS

Pre-operation checks to ensure the saw is ready and safe to start.

5-2. TO START ENGINE

Step-by-step procedure for starting the chain saw engine.

5-3. RE-STARTING A WARM ENGINE

Instructions for restarting the engine after it has been running.

5-4. TO STOP ENGINE

Procedure for safely shutting down the chain saw engine.

5-5. CHAIN BRAKE® OPERATIONAL TEST

How to test the chain brake's functionality before and during operation.

5-6. SAW CHAIN/BAR LUBRICATION

Importance and methods of lubricating the saw chain and bar.

5-7. AUTOMATIC OILER

Explanation of the automatic oiling system for the chain and bar.

6 - GENERAL CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS

6-1. FELLING

Guidelines and safety procedures for cutting down trees.

6-2. LIMBING

Instructions for removing branches from a fallen tree.

6-3. BUCKING

Procedures for cutting fallen logs into manageable lengths.

6-4. BUCKING USING A SAWHORSE

Specific techniques for bucking logs when using a sawhorse for support.

7 - MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

7-1. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

Outlines a maintenance schedule for optimal saw performance and longevity.

7-2. AIR FILTER

Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the air filter.

7-3. FUEL FILTER

Guidance on locating, replacing, and maintaining the fuel filter.

7-4. SPARK ARRESTER SCREEN

Instructions for cleaning or replacing the spark arrester screen.

7-5. SPARK PLUG

Procedures for checking, cleaning, and replacing the spark plug.

7-6. CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT

Information regarding carburetor adjustment, usually requiring professional service.

7-7. STORING A CHAIN SAW

Proper procedures for storing the chain saw for extended periods.

7-8. REMOVING A UNIT FROM STORAGE

Steps for preparing the chain saw after a period of storage.

8 - BAR / CHAIN MAINTENANCE

8-1. GUIDE BAR MAINTENANCE

Procedures for maintaining the guide bar, including lubrication and cleaning.

8-2. CHAIN MAINTENANCE

Guidance on maintaining the saw chain, including tension and lubrication.