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General| Engine Type | 2-Cycle |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 2.4 hp |
| Weight | 10.8 lbs |
| Bar Length | 18 inches |
| Type | Gas Chainsaw |
| Chain Gauge | 0.050 in |
| Chain Pitch | 0.325 in |
Explains critical symbols indicating immediate hazards and potential serious injury.
Details essential personal protective equipment (PPE) for safe operation.
Covers essential safety practices like wearing protective gear and maintaining safe distances.
Warns about thrown objects from trimmer line and the need for eye and leg protection.
Details specific PPE like eye protection, gloves, long pants, and boots for trimmer use.
Provides essential precautions for mixing, storing, and handling fuel to prevent hazards.
Explains different kickback scenarios: Rotational, Pinch, and Pull-In.
Offers strategies to minimize kickback, including proper technique and equipment maintenance.
Details safety features designed to reduce kickback hazards, like reduced-kickback guide bars.
Warns about the edger blade continuing to spin after the trigger is released.
Highlights dangers of blade thrust, spinning after release, and improper use.
Warns about risks of cuts from the blade and its movement after trigger release.
Highlights danger from rotating tines and contact with solid objects.
Warns about keeping hands and feet away from the rotor and discharge chute.
Covers priming, start lever, cold/warm/flooded starting, and engine shutdown procedures.
Details safe fueling, correct fuel mix, bar/chain lubrication, and chain tension checks.
Provides detailed instructions for starting cold, warm, or flooded engines.
Emphasizes guarding against kickback and maintaining secure footing and balance.
Details the step-by-step process for making clean cuts on limbs, including proper technique and collar.
Lists common causes and remedies for an engine that fails to start.
Covers troubleshooting for problems like poor idling, acceleration, smoking, and overheating.
