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OPERATION  

 

  

The saw is designed to safely cut only concrete, masonry and stone.  

  

Visually inspect the saw for any defect or broken parts before using. 

NEVER

 operate a 

defective saw or blade.  
  

If damages or defects are noticed, have the saw repaired by trained and experienced 

personnel only before using.  
  

Keep the saw clean, free from any accumulated debris, slurry, oil, grease or any other 

substances that would impair the safe operation of the saw.  
  

Only a trained person who has read and understands the operating instruction, has 

experience with the use and operation of saws, the related usage of the tool and 
completely understands the instruction manual in conjunction with his experience and 
knowledge in the safe operation of saws should operate the saw.  
  

WARNING!

 Keep loose or torn clothing or body parts away from any moving parts.  

Serious injury or death may result.  
Plan your cutting operation before starting to prevent any injury or death by an 

unsecured or falling part of the cut material or the binding of the blade caused by an 
unsecured part being cut.   

Have a person trained and qualified in the detection of electrical power location inspect 

for live wires, live cables or pipes that may be near, behind or embedded in the material 
being cut to de-energize before attempting to start cutting. Make sure that the tool is 
properly grounded and wear the required protective equipment. Live electrical power 
will cause serious injury or death.  
  

Inspect the blade for any deformation, crack, missing parts, segments, any other 

unusual sign of metal fatigue or defects.   

Have the blade replaced immediately before reusing with one specified by the 

manufacturer for this particular saw or tool.  

The blade should only be changed by a trained or authorised person in the repair of the 

tool.  
  

WARNING!

 

To safely operate the tool, you should be on solid ground with a firm grip on 

both handles of the tool.  
  

WARNING!  

DO NOT

 operate on a slippery or uneven area.  

DO NOT

 allow anyone in front of the tool or in line with the blade while working, flying 

debris or slurry may 

INJURE

 someone.  

DO NOT

 operate without all the guards in place and in good working order.  

  

Summary of Contents for HS20H10

Page 1: ...ACG Saws Tools of Canada Inc www ACGSaws com Safety and Operator Manuel For HS24H10 and HS20H10 August 2022 ...

Page 2: ...gulations and obligations vary from local regional and countries It is your responsibility to be informed and to follow all your local regional territory or country safety authorities instructions and conform with all their safety recommendations and obligations The OPERATOR is responsible to follow all the safety procedures to protect himself other person or property in his work area DO NOT OPERA...

Page 3: ...rt of the cut material or the binding of the blade caused by an unsecured part being cut Have a person trained and qualified in the detection of electrical power location inspect for live wires live cables or pipes that may be near behind or embedded in the material being cut to de energize before attempting to start cutting Make sure that the tool is properly grounded and wear the required protec...

Page 4: ...ore starting the hydraulic power supply and that the previous instruction on the visual inspection of the tool has been carried out Remove any material debris water accumulation slurry or any other foreign objects from the work area that could prevent you from safely operating the tool The cutting operation may produce sparks when embedded steel is encountered in the concrete being cut No flammabl...

Page 5: ...8 in 712 mm Power Requirement Hydraulic Maximum Flow 10 GPM 37 8 lpm Maximum Pressure 2500 psi 172 5 bar Maximum Blade Diameter 26 in 660mm Maximum Cutting Depth with 26 Blade 11 in 280mm Median Blade Diameter 24 in 610mm Maximum Cutting Depth with 24 Blade 10 in 254mm Minimum Blade Diameter 20 in 508mm Maximum Cutting Depth with 20 Blade 8 in 203mm Cooling of Blade Water Cool Only No Dry Cutting ...

Page 6: ...e side of the blade while turning Not Enough water to cook the blade Blade turning too slow Check power supply Worn out hydraulic motor Blade loose Check locking screw on flange Blade not set properly Loose blade Nut On Off handle sticking Broken plunger O ring bent plunger rod Hydraulic oil leak Hole in supply or return line Damaged coupler fitting or loose fitting ...

Page 7: ...rranty does not cover normal wear tear abuse lack of maintenance unauthorized repairs or attempt to repair by others than the manufacturer misuse or the tool being used other than its intended application The Add on components or integral units as electric hydraulic motors gas engine transmission batteries etc are the responsibility of the prime manufacturer warranty and are excluded from this war...

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Page 9: ...unger 1 74 HDS074 Valve Cap 1 75 HDS075 Spring 1 76 HDS076 Stem Block 2 79 HDS079 Quad Seal 1 1 80 HDS080 Quad Seal 2 1 85 2 HDS085 3 1 2 Hose Assembly 2 86 4 HDS086 4 10 GPM Cassapa Motor 1 86 5 HDS086 5 Motor Seal 1 86 7 HDS086 7 Wiper Seal 1 87 HDS087 Handle Bolt 1 88 HDS088 Handle 1 90 2 HDS090 2 1 2 Hose Assembly 2 91 HDS091 Small Heat Insulator 1 92 HDS092 Large Heat Insulator 1 93 HDS093 So...

Page 10: ...1 203 HDS203 LH Nut 1 204 HDS204 Hex Screw For Flange 1 205 HDS205 Small Motor Fitting 1 206 HDS206 Large Motor Fitting 1 207 HDS207 Nut 2 208 HDS208 Bolt 2 209 HDS209 Hose Adaptor 1 210 HDS210 1 4 Pet Cock Valve 1 211 HDS211 1 4 T 1 212 HDS212 1 4 Elbow 2 213 HDS213 1 4 Hose x 12 2 214 HDS214 Clamp 3 240 HDS240 Flange Puller 1 241 HDS241 Wheel Adapter 1 241 1 HDS241 1 Wheel Bushing 1 242 HDS242 K...

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