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PLEASE READ

Dear Customer,

Thank you for purchasing a McCulloch product. With prop-
er operation and maintenance, it will provide you with years
of service.

In order to make the best use of your investment, be 

CER-

TAIN

to familiarize yourself with the contents of the

ENTIRE 

user manual before attempting to operate and

maintain your unit.

Be sure to carefully follow the step-by-step instructions in
this manual to start, operate and maintain your new prod-
uct.

In the manual there will be the following call-outs:

NOTE:

,

WARNING / CAUTION

and 

WARRANTY

.

NOTE:

is used to convey additional information, to high-

light a particular explanation, or to expand a step descrip-
tion.

WARNING

or 

CAUTION

identifies a procedure which, if

not undertaken or if improperly done, can result in serious
personal injury and/or damage to the unit.

The 

(WARRANTY SYMBOL)

serves notice that unless

instructions or procedures are followed, any damage
caused will void the warranty and repairs will be at owner’s
expense.

Pay particular attention to the safety precautions. They are
written for your protection and contain important informa-
tion you must know to safely operate your chain saw.

FOR WARRANTY OR SERVICE CONTACT THE NEAREST
AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER - LOCATE YOUR NEAR-

EST SERVICE CENTER BY CALLING THE TOLL FREE

NUMBER IN THIS MANUAL.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1

GENERAL INFORMATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

1-1. General Identification

1-2. Safety Features

2

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

2-1. Kickback Safety Precautions

2-2. Other Safety Precautions

2-3. General Safety Precautions for chain saw users

2-4. More About Kickback

2-5. Kickback safety Labels

2-6. International Symbols

3

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

3-1. Introduction

3-2. Assembly Requirements

3-3. Guide Bar / Saw Chain / Clutch Cover Installation

3-4. Saw Chain Tension Adjustment

3-5. CHAIN BRAKE

®

Mechanical Test

4

FUEL AND LUBRICATION  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

4-1. Fuel

4-2. Mixing Fuel

4-3. Fuel and Lubrication Symbols

Fuel Mixing Table

4-4. Recommended Fuels

4-5. Chain and Bar Lubrication

5

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

5-1. Engine Pre-Start Checks

5-2. To Start Engine

5-3. Re-Starting a Warm Engine 

5-4. To Stop Engine

5-5. CHAIN BRAKE

®

Operational Test

5-6. Saw Chain / Bar Lubrication

5-7. Automatic Oiler

6

GENERAL CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

6-1. Felling

6-2. Limbing

6-3. Bucking

6-4. Bucking Using a Sawhorse

7

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

7-1. Preventive Maintenance

7-2. Air Filter

7-3. Fuel Filter

7-4. Spark Arrester Screen

7-5. Spark Plug

7-6. Carburetor Adjustment

7-7. Storing a Chain Saw

7-8. Removing a Unit From Storage

8

BAR / CHAIN MAINTENANCE  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

8-1. Guide Bar Maintenance

8-2. Chain Maintenance

8-3. Chain Replacement Information

9

TROUBLESHOOTING THE ENGINE  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

10 ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

INTRODUCTION

1 - GENERAL INFORMATION

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1-1.GENERAL IDENTIFICATION

1.

SAW CHAIN

2.

GUIDE BAR

3.

SPARK ARRESTER SCREEN

4.

CHAIN BRAKE

®

LEVER /HAND GUARD

5.

FRONT HANDLE

6.

STARTER HANDLE

7.

STOP SWITCH

8.

SAFETY TRIGGER

9.

REAR HANDLE / BOOT LOOP

10. FUEL TANK CAP
11. OIL TANK CAP
12. STARTER COVER
13. BUCKING SPIKE
14. CHAIN TENSION RING
15. MUFFLER SHIELD
16. SPARK PLUG
17. AIR CLEANER COVER
18. CHOKE LEVER
19. THROTTLE LATCH
20. PRIMER BULB
21. THROTTLE / TRIGGER
22. CHAIN COVER CONTROL BUTTON
23. CHAIN CATCHER
24. SCREWDRIVER/WRENCH
25. CARRY CASE  (Available on some models)

1-2. SAFETY FEATURES

Numbers preceding the descriptions correspond with the num-
bers on preceding page to help you locate the safety feature.

1

LOW KICKBACK SAW CHAIN

helps significantly

reduce kickback, or the intensity of kickback, due to spe-
cially designed depth gauges and guard links.

2

GUIDE BAR

Reduced kickback guide bar reduces the

intensity of kickback.

3

SPARK ARRESTER SCREEN

retains carbon and other

flammable particles over 0.023 inches (0.6mm) in size
from engine exhaust flow. Compliance with local, state
and federal laws and/or regulations governing the use of
a spark arrester screen is the user’s responsibility. See
Safety Precautions for additional information.

4

CHAIN BRAKE

®

LEVER / HAND GUARD

protects the

operator’s left hand in the event it slips off the front han-
dle while saw is running.

4

CHAIN BRAKE

®

is a safety feature designed to reduce

the possibility of injury due to kickback by stopping a
moving saw chain in milliseconds. It is activated by the
CHAIN BRAKE

®

lever.

7

STOP SWITCH

immediately stops the engine when

tripped. Stop switch must be pushed to ON position to
start or restart engine.

8

SAFETY TRIGGER

prevents accidental acceleration of

the engine. Throttle trigger (21) cannot be squeezed
unless the safety latch is depressed.

23

CHAIN CATCHER

reduces the danger of injury in the

event saw chain breaks or derails during operation. The
chain catcher is designed to intercept a whipping chain.

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Summary of Contents for Eager Beaver EBC1840DK

Page 1: ...PERATION MAINTENANCE Model EBC1840DK McCulloch U S A 10715 Springdale Avenue Unit 2 Santa Fe Springs CA 90670 USA Made in Taiwan Fabriqu Ta wan Hecho en Taiwan STOP ARR T ALTO Forproblemsorquestions D...

Page 2: ...ing Using a Sawhorse 7 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 15 7 1 Preventive Maintenance 7 2 Air Filter 7 3 Fuel Filter 7 4 Spark Arrester Screen 7 5 Spark Plug 7 6 Carburetor Adjustment 7 7 Storing a Chain Saw...

Page 3: ...r cutting plastic masonry or non building materials 21 Do not attempt to add fuel or lubricating oil to saw while engine is running SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR CHAIN SAW USERS ANSI B175 1 2000 Annex C CAN...

Page 4: ...for occasional homeowner use and should not be used for commercial purposes or subjected to heavy continuous use Your new chain saw can be used for a variety of projects such as cutting firewood makin...

Page 5: ...ure the tang is posi tioned in the lower hole in the guide bar Make sure the chain does not slip off of the bar 12 Lock the screw N be tight and follow step 13 to adjust the chain tension 13 Turn the...

Page 6: ...Figure 5 1A 2 Fill the oil tank B with correct chain and bar oil Figure 5 1A 3 Be certain the CHAIN BRAKE is disengaged C before starting unit Figure 5 1A NOTE See page 9 Fig 3 5A 3 5B 5 2 TO START EN...

Page 7: ...adjustment The oil reservoir will run out at approxi mately the same time as the fuel supply runs out 5 4A 5 5A A C B 6 GENERAL CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS 6 1 FELLING Felling is the term for cutting down a...

Page 8: ...3C NOTE The best way to hold a log while bucking is to use a sawhorse When this is not possible the log should be raised and supported by the limb stumps or by using sup porting logs Be sure the log...

Page 9: ...INSTRUCTIONS 7 4B A B C D 7 2A 7 2B B 7 3A B A C 7 2C 7 2D B E F D F 7 3A A B 7 5 SPARK PLUG NOTE For efficient operation of saw engine spark plug must be kept clean and properly gapped 1 Push STOP sw...

Page 10: ...or if saw chain appears dirty Rails should always be cleaned every time saw chain is removed OIL PASSAGES Oil passages on the bar should be cleaned to ensure proper lubrication of the bar and chain du...

Page 11: ...obligation of the warranty The above mentioned parties are hereinafter referred to as User 4 WHAT IS COVERED UNDER THIS WARRANTY Any failure that occurs within the applicable duration of the warranty...

Page 12: ...autions G n rales de S curit 2 4 Rebonds Conseils Suppl mentaires 2 5 Etiquetas de Seguridad por Contragolpe 2 6 Symboles Internationaux 3 INSTRUCTIONS POUR MONTAGE 29 3 1 Pr sentation 3 2 Montage d E...

Page 13: ...i que ce soit 9 Apr s avoir arr t le moteur transporter la tron on neuse par sa poign e avant le guide cha ne et cha ne dirig s vers l arri re et le silencieux l oppos de votre corps 10 NE JAMAIS se s...

Page 14: ...ampeurs pour un usage g n ral tel que nettoyage lagage coupe de bois br ler etc Ils ne sont pas destin s une utilisation prolong e Si l utilisation pr vue implique une mise en oeuvre de longue dur e l...

Page 15: ...propri et de remplir le r servoir d huile lubri fiante avant que l unit soit pr te pour l ex cution AVERTISSEMENT NE JAMAIS faire d marrer la tron onneuse sans avoir mont guide cha ne et cha ne Lire a...

Page 16: ...pas du guide cha ne 12 Bloquez la vis N en la serrant et suivez l tape 13 pour r gler la tension de la cha ne 13 Tournez la bague de tension dans le sens des aguilles d une montre en serrant M tirez...

Page 17: ...t alors s immobiliser normale ment Figure 5 2H REMARQUE Si la cha ne tourne durant l immobilisation retournez la vis vers la gauche jusqu la cha ne s arr te et que l unit continue s immobiliser 5 1A C...

Page 18: ...1A A B 6 1B 6 1C G H 34 5 FONCTIONNEMENT 5 3 REDEMARRAGE D UN MOTEUR CHAUD 1 V rifiez que l interrupteur marche arr t est bien sur la position I 2 Bougez le levier de l trangleur aussi loin que possi...

Page 19: ...support sur toute sa longueur Il peut tre tron onn partir du dessus Eviter de plonger le guide cha ne dans la terre Figure 6 3A 2 Tron onnage d un tronc support une extr mit Effectuer d abord une cou...

Page 20: ...le r servoir carburant d un m lange huile essence appropri Voir la section Carburant et Lubrification 7 ENTRETIEN 7 5A H G 7 7A 38 7 2 FILTRE A AIR ATTENTION Ne jamais utiliser la tron onneuse sans fi...

Page 21: ...u du guide cha ne 1 Mettre l interrupteur d arr t STOP vers le bas REMARQUE Il n est pas n cessaire de retirer la cha ne pour lubrifier la roulette La lubrification peut se faire sur le site du travai...

Page 22: ...cter ses obligations Les parties sus mentionn es sont ci apr s d sign es sous le nom de Utilisateur 4 CE QUI EST COUVERT PAR CETTE GARANTIE Toute d faillance survenant pendant la p riode de garantie a...

Page 23: ...de Seguridad por Contragolpe 2 6 S mbolos Internacionales 3 INSTRUCCIONES DE ENSAMBLADO 51 3 1 Introducci n 3 2 Requerimientos Para el ensamblado 3 3 Barra Gu a Cadena de Sierra Instalaci n de la Cubi...

Page 24: ...arla 1 Con una comprensi n b sica del contragolpe usted puede reducir o eliminar el elemento de sorpresa La sorpresa repentina contribuye a los accidentes 2 Mantenga un agarre firme sobre la sierra co...

Page 25: ...do se acciona el interruptor del sistema de control de encendido apagado Nunca ajuste la barra de gu a o la cadena de la sier ra cuando el motor est funcionando 10 Tenga cuidado con las intoxicaciones...

Page 26: ...na con gasolina debidamente mezcla da con aceite de dos tiempos y debe tambi n llenar el tenque de aceite con aceite lubricante para cadena todo esto antes de pretender encender su motosierra ADVERTEN...

Page 27: ...ste de la barra lentamente en SEN TIDO CONTRARIO A LAS AGUJAS DEL RELOJ Desplace la cadena hacia atr s y hacia adelante sobre la barra Realice los ajustes que estime opor tuno hasta que la cadena gire...

Page 28: ...e encuentrer adecuadamente instaladas 1 Rellene el dep sito de combustible A con la mezcla de combustible correcta figura 5 1A 2 Rellene el dep sito de aceite B con el aceite para la cadena y la barra...

Page 29: ...idad de aceite ade cuada a la barra y a la cadena A medida que aumenta la velocidad del motor aumenta el flujo de aceite hacia el tamp n de la cadena No existe un ajuste del flujo El dep sito de aceit...

Page 30: ...era de sostener un tronco mientras es le ado es usar un caballete de le ado Cuando esto no es posible el tronco deber ser levantado y soportado por las ramas soporte o usando troncos de soporte Aseg r...

Page 31: ...escape en el cilin dro Ajuste firmemente 7 INSTRUCCIONES DE MANTENIMIENTO 7 4B A B C D 7 2A 7 2B B 7 3A B A C 7 2C 7 2D B E F D F 7 3A A B 7 5 BUJIA NOTA Para una operaci n eficiente del motor de la s...

Page 32: ...lizada para servicio pesado o si la sierra manifiesta suciedad Los rieles deben de ser limpiados cada vez que la cadena es removida PASAJES DE ACEITE Los pasajes de aceite sobre la barra deben de ser...

Page 33: ...los t rminos establecidos en la garant a o que seg n la ley del estado pueda obligar al emisor de la garant a a aplicarla Las partes arriba mencionadas se denominar n a partir de ahora como el Usuario...

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