5.2 Inspections
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WARNING
Prevent serious injury or death�
1�
Park machine on firm, level surface.
2�
Engage parking brake�
3�
Disconnect hydraulic drive�
4�
Shut off engine and remove key�
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WARNING
Clean machine thoroughly before
service or maintenance procedures�
The health effects from exposure to
wood dust are due to chemicals in the
wood or chemical substances in the
wood created by bacteria, fungi, or
molds�
Inspect the unit for any buildup of contamination
(dirt, stones, etc.).
Check cutting teeth every 4 hours of use. Replace
cutting teeth as needed. Unit will cut faster and
remaining teeth will last longer if broken teeth are
replaced.
Inspect hydraulic hoses for damage and wear.
Check cutting teeth every 4 hours of use. Keep
cutting teeth in good condition. Unit will cut faster
and remaining teeth will last longer if broken or
worn teeth are replaced.
Each tooth can be rotated up to one time from its
original position before replacement is necessary.
1. Park drop saw on a level surface.
2. Lower blade to the ground.
3. Shut off engine and lockout engine controls.
4. Inspect teeth for wear on top edge. Once
outside cutting edge is worn, rotate tooth 180°
so the new edge is on outside.
5. Remove bolt (A) on tooth (B) and rotate tooth
1/2 turn. Flat shoulder on tooth will fit against
shoulder (C) on tooth holder.
6. Install and tighten bolt (A) to 65 lb/ft (88 Nm)
of torque.
A
B
C
Note:
Parts breakdown can be found on
Baumalight’s website. www.baumalight.com
5.3 Rotate Cutting
Teeth
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