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Protecting Yourself 

For your protection when using the BEAVER BLADE on your DR TRIMMER/MOWER, please read 
carefully, and comply with all safety and operating instructions. Improper use or abuse of any gasoline 
powered brush cutter or saw blade could result in a serious injury. Follow these Safety and Operating 
Instructions and the

 Operating Instructions

 

provided with your DR

 

TRIMMER/MOWER. If you have 

misplaced your 

Operating Instructions

 

manual, a replacement may be obtained from Country Home 

Products

 

Always wear the protective goggles while cutting to protect your eyes from possible thrown objects. 

 

Wear shoes with non-slip treads when using your DR

 

TRIMMER/MOWER

 

BEAVER BLADE. If you 

have safety shoes, we recommend wearing them. Do not use the BEAVER BLADE

 

while barefoot or 

wearing open sandals.  

 

Wear long pants when cutting. 

 

Avoid wearing loose clothing or jewelry, which might be caught on the machine’s moving parts. 

 

 Use earmuffs or earplugs to protect your hearing. 

 

We recommend wearing gloves while handling and cutting with the BEAVER BLADE. 

  Operating the Beaver Blade Safely 

 

Keep bystanders at least 100 feet away from your work area at all times. Objects can be thrown far 

from the machine and at great speeds. To be safe, do not operate the machine near small children 
or pets, and never allow children to operate the machine. Disengage the blade and stop the engine 
when another person approaches. 

 

Be sure all blade and wheel controls are DISENGAGED before attempting to start the engine. 

Engage and disengage the blade a few times to get used to it before cutting. 

 

Keep your hands and feet away from the blade, belts, chains, blade pulleys, and concealed areas 

while the engine is running. NEVER reach under the deck or grab hold of any part of the deck when 
the engine is running. 

THE ITEMS LISTED IN THIS SECTION WILL HELP YOU KEEP YOUR DR TRIMMER/MOWER BEAVER 
BLADE OPERATING SMOOTHLY AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY, PREVENT INJURY TO YOURSELF OR 
OTHERS. PLEASE REVIEW THEM CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING TO USE YOUR BEAVER BLADE

THE BEAVER BLADE IS DESIGNED TO CUT WOOD, BRUSH AND SMALL TREES ONLY! BEFORE 
USING YOUR BEAVER BLADE, ALWAYS INSPECT THE WORK AREA BEFORE STARTING WORK, AND 
REMOVE ANY ROCKS, STONES, GLASS, CANS, WIRE, METAL OF ANY KIND AND ANY OTHER 
FOREIGN OBJECTS IF POSSIBLE.  AVOID THESE HAZARDS IF YOU'RE UNABLE TO REMOVE THEM.

THE BEAVER BLADE IS NOT INTENDED TO BE USED AS A REPLACEMENT FOR A CHAIN SAW. 

Summary of Contents for DR TRIMMER/MOWERTM BEAVER BLADE

Page 1: ...DR TRIMMER MOWER BEAVER BLADE SAFETY OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATING THE DR TRIMMER MOWER BEAVER BLADE...

Page 2: ...r number handy it will speed things up We also hope to hear from you on how much you like your new helper And please tell your friends about your new DR TRIMMER MOWER BEAVER BLADE Having DR Owners spr...

Page 3: ...ONSIDERATIONS 2 Preparing to Use the DR TRIMMER MOWER BEAVER BLADE 2 Safety Information Labels 2 Protecting Yourself 3 Operating the Beaver Blade Safely 3 CHAPTER 3 5 INSTALLING YOUR DR TRIMMER MOWER...

Page 4: ...IV DR TRIMMER MOWER BEAVER BLADE...

Page 5: ...ed This indicates you will need a special tool and supplies to perform a maintenance function on your BEAVER BLADE Note This information may be helpful to you If you are ever unsure about an action yo...

Page 6: ...ervice recommendations to ensure the best performance from your BEAVER BLADE Inspect the area in which you will be working Look for rocks logs sticks rope wire garden tools etc and remove these object...

Page 7: ...eep bystanders at least 100 feet away from your work area at all times Objects can be thrown far from the machine and at great speeds To be safe do not operate the machine near small children or pets...

Page 8: ...and firm footing DO NOT pound the BEAVER BLADE into vegetation like an axe Such use may seriously damage the BEAVER BLADE and machine and could result in serious injury DO NOT cut anything except wood...

Page 9: ...mbly Remove the flanged bolt or the standard bolt and rectangular washer insert completely and store for future use as they will not be required when using the aluminum Mow Ball Support 2 Carefully un...

Page 10: ...t the BEAVER BLADE with the printed side of the blade facing up the metal spacer with the beveled side up the bearing housing plate if it s a later model and then into the bearing housing Use a Philli...

Page 11: ...the trimmer on the wheels to level the blade and EASE the blade into the brush or saplings you wish to cut Use the side of the blade to cut instead of heading straight into the trunk Figure 2 DO NOT r...

Page 12: ...ed height and make the first lower cut through 1 3 of the diameter of the tree See Figure 4 2 Make the felling cut on the opposite side of the notch by balancing the Trimmer a little higher if possibl...

Page 13: ...800 DR OWNER 9 ALWAYS put yourself in these positions when cutting a tree ALWAYS CUT OPPOSITE LEAN ALWAYS CUT ON UN WEIGHTED SIDE ALWAYS CUT UPWIND Figure 6 Wind Leans This Way Figure 7 Weighted On Th...

Page 14: ...ce Representatives will be happy to help you Sharpening the BEAVER BLADE Tools Needed 3 16 4 8mm round file never use a rat tail file for the 12 chain Flat file 1 Remove the BEAVER BLADE from the cutt...

Page 15: ...ist the file a half turn with each stroke into the cutting edge of the tooth and don t bear down on the file Sharpen every other tooth until you get back to your mark Note A chain that is sharper on o...

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Page 17: ...COUNTRY HOME PRODUCTS Inc M e i g s R o a d P O B o x 2 5 V e r g e n n e s V e r m o n t 0 5 4 9 1 1 800 DR OWNER 376 9637 WWW DR OWNER COM 2006 CHP INC 144781A...

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