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Translation of original user instructions
Work habits and work technique
Caution!
Felling trees and trimming requires a lot of experience.
Only trained persons may carry out this work.
Kickback danger
Warning!
Kickback danger!
A kickback can lead to fatal injuries!
Observe the following to avoid kickback:
Inspect item to be cut for foreign objects.
Operate the chainsaw with both hands.
Only take the chainsaw out of the cut with a running
saw chain.
Do not work bent over too far.
Never cut through several branches at the same
time.
Only work with a correctly sharpened and tensioned
chainsaw.
Never operate the device with stretched-out arms.
Begin the cut with a running chainsaw - only saw
at full throttle.
Do not saw with the guide bar points.
Exercise caution while continuing a started cut.
Felling trees
Caution!
Only begin with the felling work if an obstacle-free
retreat path away from the falling tree is possible.
The retreat path should run approximately 45°
diagonally backwards (N).
The safety distance for the falling tree should be at
least. 2½ tree lengths.
For the tree's direction of fall, decide upon:
The natural leaning of the tree
Height of the tree
one-sided branch formation
level or hillside
asymmetric growth, wood damage
wind direction and wind velocity
snow weight
Caution!
Do not carry out felling work when it is windy.
Trimming
Support the chainsaw at the trunk when trimming.
Pay particular attention to branches under tension.
Do not cut unsupported branches from below.
Do not stand on the felled trunk during trimming
work.
Burrowing and parallel-to-grain cuts may only be
carried out by persons with special training.
Felling Technique
Felling is done with 2 kerf cuts and the felling cut. The
kerf cuts (M/c) determine the felling direction of the
tree.
When felling and cross-cutting always set the claw
stop against the timber you want to saw.
Make the kerf cut (M/c) in the desired felling direction
(M/e) as near as possible to the ground.
Initially, saw the kerf cut (M/c) diagonally from
1.
above, then horizontally.
Saw the felling cut opposite from the kerf cut,
2.
abosolutely horizontally. The height of the felling
cut must be approx. 3 - 5 cm highter than the
horizontal kerf cut.
Caution!
Allow a bend (M/f) to stand between the kerf cut and
the felling cut that amounts to approx. 1/10 of the
trunk diameter.
The tree begins to fall during sawing:
Pull the chainsaw out of the cut immediately
Go into the retreat path area
Look for falling branches and twigs
If the tree remains standing, bring it to a controlled fall
by driving wedges into the felling cut.
Summary of Contents for BKS 35
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