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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Components

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Exploded view

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Safety instructions

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Operating instructions

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Maintenance instructions

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Assembly

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Changing chain

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Assembly, guide rail package

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Material drying

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CE declaration of conformity

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Summary of Contents for BIG MILL

Page 1: ...s before you use the machine This user manual contains important safety instructions WARNING Incorrect use can result in serious or fatal injuries to the operator or others TRANSLATION OF ORIGINAL USE...

Page 2: ...manufacturing sawmills since 1989 and in that time we have supplied approximately 50 000 machines to satisfied customers the world over We are just as concerned with your safety as we are that you ach...

Page 3: ...S Components 4 Exploded view 6 Safety instructions 8 Operating instructions 10 Maintenance instructions 12 Assembly 14 Changing chain 21 Assembly guide rail package 26 Material drying 31 CE declaratio...

Page 4: ...rriage Guide bar Tube holder saw carriage Tube holder bar nose carriage Oil bottle Tube Tube lock Bar nose carriage Water bottle 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 1 pc 4 pcs 2 pcs 1 pc 1 pc Check that all component...

Page 5: ...Flange bolt M8x20 Bag 2 Bag 1 Square tube plug 8 pcs 4 pcs 4 pcs COMPONENTS Tube Locking knob Bottle holder Saw carriage Bar nose carriage Height adjustment knob Crank Tube holders saw carriage Tube...

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Page 8: ...ing Always use approved hearing protection when working with the machine Even short exposure to high frequency noise can damage your hearing Always use closefitting safety goggles when working with th...

Page 9: ...for work with chainsaws If used incorrectly the equipment can cause serious injury The most important safety instructions are found on these two pages Additional safety instructions will appear in co...

Page 10: ...ase contact Logosol if any of the information is not clear or understood Make sure that you are standing firmly Use the chainsaw decompression valve if there is one The chain brake should always be ac...

Page 11: ...th a strong strap around the front logs to prevent the log pile from falling down over you Keep the work site free of tools pieces of wood sawdust and other things you can trip over Risk of crush inju...

Page 12: ...spill fuel on the equipment when refueling wipe this up immediately If you get any fuel on your clothes change clothes immediately Never run the chainsaw if there is a fuel or oil leak Always turn th...

Page 13: ...is pressed upwards or downwards and springs back when it comes out of the log The chain will then wear more on one bar rail and if you continue to saw the guide bar will wear unevenly Even though you...

Page 14: ...14 Fit the tube holder to the saw carriage Fit the other tube holder to the bar nose carriage ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY SAW FRAME 1 2 Lock nut M10 Lock nut M10 2 pcs 2 pcs...

Page 15: ...15 Install the tubes in the tube holder on the saw carriage 3 Fit the tubes through the tube holder on the bar nose carriage 4 Flange bolt M8x20 4 pcs...

Page 16: ...16 Fit the tube locks through the tubes Fit the bottles in the bottle holder 5 6 Lock nut M8 Tube lock with knob 2 pcs 2 pcs...

Page 17: ...il pump WATER OIL 7 Replace the bumper spikes 8 Unscrew the two guide bar nuts from the chainsaw and remove the guide bar cover Replace the chainsaw bumper spikes and the chain catcher with the suppli...

Page 18: ...r to the chainsaw using the supplied washer and Logosol nut on one of the guide bar bolts Install the saw chain on the guide bar Remove the washer and the Logosol nut Reinstall the guide bar cover Use...

Page 19: ...19 Mount the chainsaw equipped with guide bar and chain on the saw carriage 12 Motors gens sv rds muttrar med brickor 11x28x2 St dskruv Remove the oil pump plate from the bar nose carriage 11...

Page 20: ...20 Fit the guide bar to the bar nose carriage Install the chain on the bar nose carriage Refit the oil pump plate 11 12 13...

Page 21: ...21 Start by detaching the valves from the lubrication tubes at the guide bar end Remove the bottles from the bottle holder at the guide bar end Loosen the tube locks CHANGING CHAIN 1 2 3...

Page 22: ...22 Place a block under the chainsaw to facilitate the next steps Remove the tube holder from the saw carriage 4 5 6 Remove the tube holder from the bar nose carriage...

Page 23: ...23 Take away the tube holders and tubes 7 8 9 Turn the tensioning bolt on the chainsaw to release the chain tension Unscrew the saw carriage using a 19 mm spanner...

Page 24: ...Logosol nuts and remove the cover Loosen the two nuts on the oil pump plate Temporarily fit the guide bar using a washer and a Logosol nut on one of the guide bar bolts Now you can easily remove the c...

Page 25: ...off the chain Install the new chain by carrying out these instructions in reverse order Note that you should finger tighten the chain tension at the bar nose before using the tensioning bolt Remove th...

Page 26: ...3 Draw a line to mark the first cut on the log Note that the line will be used for positioning the guide rail holder The actual cut will come 50 mm above the line Screw the guide rail holder to the lo...

Page 27: ...27 4 5 6 Fit the guide rails to the guide rail holders Secure the guide rails The guide rails can be adjusted in or out to adjust the parallelity between them...

Page 28: ...the eyebolts Fasten the feed line to the bar nose carriage Fit the plate together with its eyebolt to the guide rail Note that the eyebolt should be located on the outer side of the guide rail Repeat...

Page 29: ...w cut You can make saw templates of different sizes to facilitate when moving the guide rail for the next cut Place a saw template below the guide rail holder and then fasten the aluminium angle iron...

Page 30: ...When the guide rail holder has been lowered down to the aluminium angle iron you fasten it for the next cut Repeat all the steps at the other end of the log Now you can make the next cut By repeating...

Page 31: ...ards from warping or bending The higher you pile the boards the better pressure there is on the lower boards Place roofing of plastic metal sheeting or masonite over the top to provide protection from...

Page 32: ...and has been manufactured in conformity with the following harmonized standards EN ISO 12100 2010 EN 60204 1 2006 EN 50370 1 2 Notified body 0404 RISE SMP Swedish Machinery Testing Institute AB Box 70...

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