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On the USA version a stop (1) is attached to the cut-off-
saw's bearing plate.
The rubber buffer (2) of this stop projects through the
flange of the abrasive wheel guard so that its adjustment
is limited to the range shown (see illustration). This
prevents the guard being turned too far.
It is necessary to take out the mounting screws (3) and
remove the rubber buffer (2) to turn the guard through
approx. 180° when the abrasive wheel is fitted on the out-
board side of the cast arm. Then turn the guard to the
required position and refit the rubber buffer on the stop.
Abrasive Wheels
Cutting wheels for free-hand cutting operations are sub-
jected to particularly high bending and compressive stres-
ses. STIHL has therefore developed - together with lead-
ing abrasive wheel manufacturers - top quality cutting
blades which exactly match the engine characteristics of
the cut-off-saw. They are of a consistently high quality
and perfectly balanced.
Out-of-round or poorly balanced abrasive wheels
increase vibration and reduce the service life of the
cut-off-saw. Good abrasive performance can only be
achieved with the abrasive wheels supplied by STIHL.
Abrasive wheels are heat sensitive. Always store your
cutoff-saw in a place where it is not exposed to direct
sunlight or other sources of heat.
Store spare cutting wheels in a dry place where there is
no risk of frost, preferably at a constant temperature.
Your STIHL dealer stocks a range of special abrasive
wheels (3 and 6 mm / 0.12 and 0.24 in thick) for the mani-
fold applications cut-off-saw. For example, wheels for
abrasive bituminous material, gravel asphalt, stone, con-
crete, clay pipe, structural steel, highly alloyed steel, cast
iron, non-ferrous metals etc.
Limiting adjustment on
abrasive wheel guard
Adjustment range of abrasive wheel guard
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