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Page 1: ...Before using this product read this manual and follow all safety rules and operating instructions o SAFETY ASSEMBLY OPERATION MAINTENANCE PARTS LIST Spanish Sears Roebuck and Co Hoffman Estates IL 60179 U S A Visit our web site www sears com craftsman FORMNO 769 03988A 2 4 2009 ...

Page 2: ...damagecausedbyobjects suchas stonesor metaldebris oversizedstock impactingobjectsthat bendthe frameor crankshaft orover speeding theengine Repairsnecessarybecauseof operatornegligence includingbut not limitedto electricalandmechanicaldamagecausedby improper storage failureto usethe propergradeandamountof engineoil or failureto maintainthe equipmentaccordingto the instructionscontained inthe operat...

Page 3: ...d safe operation practices in this manual and on the machine and be trained and supervised by an adult 5 Never allow adults to operate this machine without proper instruction 6 Many accidents occur when more than one person operates the machine Ifa helper is assisting in stacking logs never activate the control until the helper is a minimum of 10 feet from the machine Z Keep bystanders pets and ch...

Page 4: ...store the machine or fuel container inside where there is an open flame spark or pilot light as on a water heater space heater furnace clothes dryer or other gas appliances j Allow machine to cool at least five 5 minutes before storing 1 Before starting this machine review the Safety Instructions Failure to follow these rules may result in serious injury to the operator or bystanders 2 Never leave...

Page 5: ...f from the engine and muffler areas If the engine is equipped with a spark attester muffler clean and inspect it regularly according to manufacturers instructions Replace if damaged 4 Periodically check that all nuts and bolts hose clamps and hydraulic fittings are tight to be sure equipment is in safe working condition 5 Check all safety guards and shields to be sure they are in the proper positi...

Page 6: ...rtly split wood and moving parts BYSTANDARDS Keep bystanders helpers and children at least 10 feet away SINGLE OPERATOR Only one person should operate the machine at a time The adult who loads and holds log must be the one who operates control handle WARNING PRESSURIZED FLUID Never check for hose leaks with your hands High pressure fluid can escape through a pin hole leak and cause serious injury ...

Page 7: ...anicalhandling equipment LOOSE PARTS IN CARTON 1 TongueAssembly Disconnect the sparkplugwireandgroundit againstthe engineto preventunintendedstarting ASSEMBLING THE TONGUE Attaching the Jack Stand Thejackstandisshippedinthetransportposition 1 Removethe springclipandclevis pinandpivotthe jackstand towardsthe groundto the operatingposition 2 Securethejackstandinpositionwiththeclevis pinandspringclip...

Page 8: ...rtankwiththe hydraulicfluidincludedwiththis machine if equipped or oneof theapprovedfluidswhichinclude Dexron III Mercon automatictransmission fluid ora 10Weight AWhydraulicoil Checkthefluid levelusingthedipstick SeeFigure3 6 Do not overfill Replacetheventeddipsticksecurely tighteningit untilthe topof the threadsareflushwithtop of the pipe 6 Disconnectthe sparkplugand primethe pumpby pullingthe re...

Page 9: ...Alwayswearsafetyglasseswhenoperatingthisequipmentor while performinganyadjustmentsor repairson it Vertical Beam Lock Befamiliarwithall the controlsandtheir properoperation Knowhow to stopthe machineanddisengagethemquickly J Beam Locks Thesetwo locksareusedto securethe beamin the horizontal or the verticalposition The verticalbeam lockis locatednextto theoil filter The horizontalbeamlockis locatedo...

Page 10: ...ighten 3 If necessary withthe logsplitteronlevelground usea funnelto fill enginewithoilto the FULLmarkon the dipstick Becarefulnotto overfill Overfillingwill causethe engineto smokeprofuselyandwill resultinpoorengineperformance 4 Checktheoil levelthreetimespriorto startingtheengineto be certainyou vegottenan accuratedipstickreading Runningthe enginewithtoo littleoilcan resultinpermanentenginedamag...

Page 11: ...nly onthe sidesof the log Neverplace your handon the endbetweenthe log and the splittingwedge 6 Onlyoneadultshouldstabilizethe logandoperatethe control handle so the operatorhasfull controloverthe logand thesplitting wedge Control Handle 1 Movethe controlhandleFORWARD or DOWNto splitwood 2 Releasethe controlhandleto stopthe wedgemovement 3 MovethecontrolhandleBACKor UPto returnthe wedge Log Dislod...

Page 12: ...ressure gauges 5 Operatewithairin the hydraulicsystem 6 Useteflontapeon the hydraulicfittings 12 Attemptto cutwoodacrossthe grain Attemptto removepartiallysplitwoodfromthe wedgewithyour hands Fullyretractthewedgeto dislodgethe woodwiththe log dislodger TRANSPORTING THE LOG SPLITTER IMPORTANT Alwaysturn the fuelvalveto the OFFpositionbefore transportingthe logsplitter 1 Lowerthe beamto itshorizonta...

Page 13: ...eat leastoncea season Figure 5 1 Do notat any timemakeanyadjustmentswithoutfirststopping theengine disconnecting sparkplugwire andgroundingit against theengine Alwayswearsafetyglassesduringoperationor while performng anyadjustmentsor repars WEDGE ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENT As normalwearoccursandthereis excessive play betweenthe wedgeand beam adjustthe boltsonthe sideof the wedgeassembly to eliminateexces...

Page 14: ...upport bracketandcouplinghalf Tightenthe setscrew 6 Installthe pumpcouplinghalfandkeyon thepump shaft Rotate the couplinghalf untilthe setscrewfaces theopeningin the shield Do nottightenthe set screw 7 Installthe nylon spider ontothe enginecouplinghalf 8 Alignthepumpcouplinghalfwiththe nylon spider by rotatingthe engineusingthe starterhandle Slidethecouplinghalfinto place whileguidingthreemounting...

Page 15: ... GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 1 Alwaysobservethe safetyruleswhenperformingany maintenance The warrantyonthis logsplitterdoesnotcoveritemsthathave beensubjectedto operatorabuseor negligence Toreceivefull valuefromthe warranty the operatormust maintainthe equipment as instructedinthis manual 3 Someadjustmentswill needto bemadeperiodicallyto maintain yourequipmentproperly 4 Followthe maintenanceschedule F...

Page 16: ...e hydrauliccomponentsshouldbe performedby a SearsServiceCenter USE EXTREME CAUTIONWHEN WORKING WITH KEROSENE IT IS AN EXTREMELY FLAMMABLEFLUID Hydraulic Filter Changethe hydraulicfilterevery50 hoursof operation Useonly a 10micronhydraulicfilter Orderpart number723 0405 BEAM AND SPLITTING WEDGE Beforeeach use lubricatebothsidesof the beam whereit comes intocontactwiththe splittingwedge withengineoi...

Page 17: ...overscrew butdo not removethe screw fromthe cover Swingthe coverdownto removefromthehinge Inspectthe filterfor discolorationor dirt accumulation If eitheris present proceedas follows a Cleanthe insideof bodyandcoverthoroughlyand removethe cartridge b Reassemble the newcartridgein the body Swingthe cover downandtightenthe screwloosenedearlier Temperature of mufflerandnearbyareasmayexceed150 F 65 C ...

Page 18: ...surethe engineis cool Donot smokewhile handlingthe fuel 2 Startthe engineandlet it rununtil thefuel linesandcarburetorare empty IMPORTANT Neveruseengineor carburetorcleanerproductsin the fuel tankor permanent damagemayoccur Usefreshfuel nextseason 3 Removethe sparkplug pourapproximately 1 2 oz of engineoilinto cylinderandcrankit slowlyto distributethe oil 4 Replacethe sparkplug NOTE Fuelstabilizer...

Page 19: ...k Refillwith freshfuel Cleanor replaceaircleaner ContactSearsservicecenter 3 Carburetornotadjustedproperly 3 ContactSearsservce center NEED MORE HELP Youll find d_e answer and moe or_mar_agemyl_ome corn k _r Iree Find this and all your other product manuals online Get answers from our team of home experts Get a personalized maintenance plan for your home Find information and tools to help with hom...

Page 20: ...ses 3 Returnunt to Searsservce center 3 Slowenginespeed 4 Returnunt to Searsservce center 4 Damagedreliefvalve 5 ncorrecto eve 5 Checkoillevel Ref l if necessary 6 Dran o c eanreservor andref 6 Contaminated oil I 7 Returnunt to Searsservce center 7 Directionalvalveleaking nternally 8 Returnunitto Searsservicecenter 8 nterna y damagedcy nder Leaking Cylinder 1 Brokenseals 1 Returnunitto Searsservic...

Page 21: ...talls under lowload Frozenorseizedpump Returnunitto Seaisservicecenter condtons L0whorSep0wer weak engne J 3 Returnunt t0 searsservCecenter i 1 Hydrauliclinesb 0cked 4 Flushandcleanhydraulicsysteml 5 Blockeddirectionalvalvel 5 Returnunitto Searsservicecenter Leaking pumpshaft seal 1 Brokendrive shaft 2 Engine pump misalignment 3 Gearsectionsdamaged 4 Poorlypositionedshaft seal 5 Pluggedoil breathe...

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Page 23: ...26 0214 PushCap 38 732 0583 Compression Spring 39 781 04180 0637 LogTrayBracket 40 710 4484 HexWasherScrew 5 16 18x 750 712 04065 FlangeLockNut 3 8 16 42 781 04179 0637 LogTray 43 981 04040A 0637 FrameAssembly 44 710 0521 HexBolt3 8 16x 3 45 719 0353 CouplingShield 46 714 0122 SquareKey3 16 x 75 47 710 1842 Screw 1 4 20x 38 718 04392 Coupling 500 718 04395 Coupling 875 735 04103 SpiderCoupling 48 ...

Page 24: ...5O 51 383_ 287 m 27_ 158 j1330 REPAIR MANUAL J 306 2o 1058 OPERATOR S MANUALj 24 ...

Page 25: ...g Splitter Model 247 77641 425 836 968 m 445 443_ 843_ 365 977 CARBURETOR GASKET SET 163_137 _ 7_ 633A 633G 61 276_ 121 CARBURETOR OVERHAUL KiT _ _ _134 _ 633 G _33A 159_ 970 163_ 104 137_ _ 276 Q m 276 Q 692 6aaA 130 95 _ 0 617 m j 276 Q 25 ...

Page 26: ...78 304 497_ 363_ 455 i 1036 EMiSSiONS LABEL J 55 1210_ i 1005 6sI 58 592 s89 _ 9 456 _ 597 _ 6O 26 ...

Page 27: ...Craftsman Engine Model No 126L02 For Log Splitter Model 247 77641 i1329 REPLACEMENT ENGINEj 505 _ m 8s 27 ...

Page 28: ... intake 54 691650 Screw IntakeManifold 55 691421 Housing Rewind Starter Ref No Part No Description 58 697316 Rope Starter Cutto Required Length 60 281434S Grip StarterRope 65 690837 Screw RewindStarter 78 691108 Screw FlywheelGuard 81 691740 Lock MufflerScrew 95 691636 Screw ThrottleValve 97 696565 Shaft Throttle 104 691242tt Pin FloatHinge 108 691182 Valve Choke 109 498593 Shaft Choke 117 498981 ...

Page 29: ... intakeManifold 627 792565 Bracket Stopswitch 633 691321tt Seal Choke Throttle Shaft tlncluded in EngineGasketSet Key No 358 ttlncluded inCarburetorOverhaulKit Key No 121 includedinCarburetorGasketSet Key No 977 Ref No Part No Description 633A 693867tt Seal Choke Throttle Shaft 635 66538 Boot SparkPlug 668 493823 Spacer 670 692294 Spacer Fuel Tank 684 690345 Screw BreatherPassageCover 689 691855 S...

Page 30: ...are judgedonnormalengineperformance The warrantyis notrelatedto an in use emissiontest Sears Emission Control Defects Warranty Provisions Thefollowing arespecific provisions relative toyourEmission Control Defects Warranty Coverage Itisinaddition totheSears engine warranty fornon regulated enginesfoundin theOperatingand Maintenance Instructions 1 WarrantedParts Coverageunderthis warrantyextendsonl...

Page 31: ...ind lawn mower is used 20 to 25 hours per year Therefore the Emissions Durability Period of an engine with an intermediate rating would equate to 10 to 12 years The Air Index is a calculated number describing the relative level of emissions for a specific engine family The lower the Air Index the cleaner the engine This information is displayed in graphical form on the emissions label After July 1...

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Page 33: ...it RapidResolution phonesupport froma Searsrepresentative Thinkof usas a talkingowner s manual Onceyou purchasethe Agreement a simplephonecall is all thatit takesfor youto scheduleservice Youcan call anytimedayor night or schedulea serviceappointmentonline The RepairProtectionAgreementis a risk freepurchase If youcancel for any reasonduringthe productwarrantyperiod wewill provideafull refund Or a ...

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Page 35: ...l yen la m_quina y deben ser entrenados y supervisados por un adulto 5 Nunca permita que los adultos operen esta m_quina sin recibir antes la instrucci6n apropiada 6 Muchos accidentes ocurren cuando m_s de una persona hace funcionar la m_quina Si un pe6n Io est_ ayudando a cargar los troncos nunca active el control hasta que el pe6n se encuentre pot Io menos a 10 pies de distancia de la m_quina 7 ...

Page 36: ...ncia del alcohol las drogas o un medicamento 4 Nunca permita a nadie operar esta m_quina sin recibir antes la instrucci6n apropiada 5 Siempre opere la m_quina con todo el equipamiento de seguridad en su lugar yen condiciones Asegurese de que todos los controles se ajusten adecuadamente para una operaci6n segura 6 No cambie la configuraci6n del regulador del motor ni acelere demasiado el motor El r...

Page 37: ...No modifique esta m_iquina de ning0n modo si se realizan modificaciones tales como agregado de una cuerda o alargador a la manija de control o el aumento del ancho o la altura de la cuba se pueden producir lesiones personales graves 10 Seg0n la Comisi6n de Seguridad de Productos para el Consumidor de los Estados Unidos CPSC y la Agencia de Protecci6n Ambiental de los Estados Unidos EPA este produc...

Page 38: ...Guarde a las personas presentes a los ayudantes y a ni_os pot Io menos 10 pies lejos SOLO OPERADOR Solamente una persona debe funcionar la m_quina a la vez Eladulto que carga y el registro de los asimientos deben serel qui6n funciona la manija de control ADVERTENCIA LfQUIDO PRESURIZADO Nunca compruebe para saber si hay escapes de la manguera con sus manos El liquido de alta presi6n puede escaparse...

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Page 41: ...osseanarrojados a los ojos Io cualpuede da6arlos gravemente Utilice siempregafas de seguridadpara operar el equipoo mientras Io ajusta o Io repara ii ii BIoqueode la viga vertical J _ DVERTENCIA Familiaricese contodos los con troles y su operaei6n apropiada Sepac6modetener la m_quina y c6mo desengranar los controles r_pidamente Bloqueos de las vigas Existendos bloqueosde posicionesparacadaposici6n...

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Page 50: ...tAfrio Nofurnarrnientras se rnanejael combustible 2 Arrancarel motory dejarlofuncionarhastaquelas tuberiasde combustible y elcarburadorest_nvados IMPORTANTE Nuncausarproductoslirnpiadores de motoro carburadorenel tanquede combustibleyaque puedeocurrirundaSo perrnanente Usarcombustiblefrescola ternporadapr6xirna 3 Extraerla bujfa verter1 2 oz aproxirnadarnente deaceitepara motordentrodel cilindroy ...

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Page 55: ...do de Duraci6n de Emisiones de un motor con una clasificaci6n intermedia seria equivalente a entre 10 y 12 afios Laclasificaci6n de aJre es un nQmero calculado para describir eJnivel reiativo de emisiones para un grupo de motores en particular Cuanto menor sea Jaclasificaci6n de aire mayor es JaJimpieza deJmotor La informaci6n se presenta de forma gr fica en Jaetiqueta de emisiones Despu_s del 1 d...

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