Wen 2600-T1 User Manual

FOR TREE LARGER THAN BAR length,
make two felling cuts: (1) cut in as far as
bar will go. (2) move to other side and start
second cut in same manner as first, pivot-
ing the saw to complete the felling cut.
LIMBING
Before bucking the felled tree, cut off all
branches and limbs. Start at the butt and
work toward the top of the tree. Cut on
opposite side from your body. You can use
the end of the bar for most small diameter
Cutting.
For logs supported on one end only,
underbuck for about one-third of the
diameter, then finish from the top. This will
prevent the log splitting and pinching your
saw.
LOGS SUPPORTED T BOTH ENDS (See
fig. 25). For logs supported on both ends,
first cut from the top about one-third
through. Then finish by underbucking from
the bottom. This prevents the log from
binding your saw. Be careful on the under-
bucking cut, as the two halves may drop
suddenly.
FIG. 23
CUT FROM
BOTTOM TO TOP
CUT SUPPORTING
LIMBS LAST
FIG. 25
1ST CUT OVERBUCK
2ND CUT-UNDERBUCK
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Large limbs should be cut near the buck-
ing spike.
Branches which are under pressure—
supsupported at both ends—should be
top cut first. Then cut through from the top.
Be careful as branch can slap out in any
direction.
When cutting with the top of the bar or the
nose, steady the saw by holding the rear of
the motor against your hip or thigh. Clear
away the branches before starting to buck
the log into lengths.
PRUNING (See fig. 27)
Limbing a growing tree is called pruning
and is done to improve the appearance
and growth, climinate overbrudened,
broken or dead branches.
When pruning, make an undercut near the
trunk and finish with a top cut a little farther
out from the trunk. This prevents the limb
from splitting and breaking off near the
trunk. After removing the limb, flush out the
stub near the trunk.
FIG. 24 2ND CUT-
OVERBUCK
2ND CUT
4TH CUT
3RD CUT

Wen 2600-T1 Specifications

General

Brand	Wen
Model	2600-T1
Category	Chainsaw
Language	English