Cutters Edge 2000 Series Specifications Page 11

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WARNING
Do not mix the bar and chain oil with diesel or
kerosene as this actually reduces its lubricating
ability and does not reduce tar buildup.
We recommend the use of Cutters Edge Bar & Chain Oil for
its excellent lubricating and anti-sling properties. This oil
has been developed to provide high flash and fire points for
optimum performance during harsh fire-ground applica-
tions, with high flow properties for use even in extreme cold
temperatures. This anti-rust, anti-wear formula is recom-
mended for use on all Fire Rescue saws and other con-
ventional chainsaw.
THE FILTERS
The filter element is coated at the factory and needs no oil
prior to this first use.
THE MOMENTARY CONTACT SWITCH
The saw is now ready to start. Before starting the saw, you
should know how to stop it. The Cutters Edge Fire Rescue
Saw is equipped with a momentary contact switch that is
always in the "on" position (Fig. 11). To stop the saw, push
the momentary contact switch to the right. This kills the saw.
When released, the switch will snap back to the "on" posi-
tion automatically.
Fig. 11. Momentary contact switch.
I
MPORTANT
Before starting the saw, it is important to note that
you should not run the saw at full throttle until after
breaking in the engine, which will be the procedure
following running-in the chain.
STARTING THE SAW
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE / 9
To start the saw, place it on the ground. If you intend to run-
i
n the chain at this point, you should perform these steps
outdoors or in a well-ventilated area.
NOTE:
Do not start the saw with the chain brake engaged.
Be sure the chain brake is disengaged by pulling
back the chain brake handle until it contacts the
front of the full wrap handle. (See page 8.)
Grip the top handle firmly and step on the outer edge of the
back handle (Fig. 12).
Fig. 12. Proper starting position.
COLD START
2.
3.
4.
5.
Pull out the choke knob." This automatically locks the
throttle trigger and the carburetor into their optimum
positions for starting. If you do not touch the throttle dur-
ing starting, there is no possibility of flooding.
Grasp the starter handle and pull sharply upward a few
times until the engine catches.
Push the choke in.
Pull the handle again. The engine will start.
Quickly squeeze and release the trigger to set the idle.
WARM START
(engine still warm from previous use)
1. Pull starter rope until saw starts.
*We recommend storing the saw with the choke knob
pulled out.
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