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Washer

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Shield ring

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screw

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Balancer body

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Fuel tube

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Tightener

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Fuel filter components

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Shock rubber washer

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Brake spring cover

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Tightening gear

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Tightening screw

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Fuel tube base

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Balancer rubber

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Filter

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Balancer cover

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Pin

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Trigger torsion rod spring

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Trigger

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Handle cover

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Trigger controller

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Screw

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Base

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Main pull-rod

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Recoil Assembly

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Brake control rod

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Pin

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Chain Brake Assembly

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Secondary pull-rod

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Brake spring

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Secondary brake spring

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Positioning pin

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Front guard

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Shield ring

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Front guard pin

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Shield ring

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Cam piate

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Shock rubber cushion

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Right cover

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Nut

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Chain guide

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Brake belt

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Dust shield

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Tightener cover

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Front guard tube

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Summary of Contents for 6595

Page 1: ... Cutting Equipment 10 000 RPMs Anti Vibration Function Chain Brake Auto Chain Lubrication CAUTION FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY READ INSTRUCTION MANUAL COMPLETELY AND CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING THIS CHAINSAW Any failures made in following the safety regulations and and instructions may result in an electric shock fire and or serious injury SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Only allow users who have read and understand th...

Page 2: ... sharp along with properly maintaining the chainsaw Failure to do so can increase the chance of kickback occurring Begin and continue the cut with the engine running at full speed Use caution while re entering a previous cut Do not attempt a plunge cut starting a cut with the tip of the blade Maintaining Control of the Chainsaw Stand to the left of the saw Keep your elbow locked and a firm grip on...

Page 3: ...he bar knobs are loosened 1 1 2 2 turns 2 Using a screwdriver adjust the tension of the chain The adjusting pin is located right below the two bar knobs 3 3 Turn the screw to the right to increase the tension and turn it to the left to release tension 4 Using a screwdriver move the chain around on the guide bar to make sure all of the links are in the bar groove If the chain does not rotate it is ...

Page 4: ...tarts 6 Allow the engine to run for approximately 30 seconds before squeezing and releasing the throttle trigger which will allow the engine to return to idle speed Starting a Warm Engine 1 Place the ON OFF switch into the ON position 2 Push the choke lever full in 3 Pull on the starter rope quickly with your right hand until the engine starts 4 After the engine starts squeeze and release the thro...

Page 5: ... 1 3 of the diameter of the tree Complete the notch by cutting the bottom of the notch Remove the notch of wood from the tree once the notch is cut 2 After removing the wood make the felling cut on the opposite side of the notch Make a cut about two inches higher than the center of the notch This will leave a hinge between the felling cut and the notch The hinge will help prevent the tree from fal...

Page 6: ...nches from the work area in order to avoid tripping over them Limbing Limbing should only be done when a tree is already cut down Leave any large limbs under the tree for support as you work Start at the base of the tree and work towards the top Small limbs can be removed in one cut Keep the tree between you and the chain Cut opposite from the branch being cut Remove any larger supportive branches...

Page 7: ...ark plug with a copper wire brush The electrode gap should be 0 6mm 7 Reconnect the ignition cable 8 Replace the air filter 9 Replace the top cover make sure the cover is securely fitted and then screw down the fastener Carburetor The carburetor has already been properly adjusted at the factory If it requires additional adjustment take the saw to an authorized service dealer Chain Bar Maintenance ...

Page 8: ...eds to be increased or not Chain Maintenance Sharpening Chain sharpening requires special tools to ensure that the cutters are sharpened to the proper angle and depth We recommend you allow a professional chain sharpener to sharpen your chain Breaking in a new chain A new chain and bar will need adjusting after as few as 5 cuts This is normal during the break in period and the interval between fut...

Page 9: ...ter is dirty Engine will not accelerate lacks power or dies under a load Contact an authorized service dealer Crankshaft seal is worn Contact an authorized service dealer Carburetor requires adjustment Engine will not idle properly Check for dirty fuel filter replace if necessary Check for faulty fuel line repair or replace if necessary Fuel is not reaching carburetor Install new spark plug Spark ...

Page 10: ...negligence or accidents repairs or alterations or a lack of maintenance NAT shall in no event be liable for death injuries to persons or property or for incidental special or consequential damages arising from the use of our products To receive service under warranty the original manufacturer part must be returned for examination by an authorized service center Shipping and handling charges may ap...

Page 11: ...r air filter cover 8 Starter Handle 7 Front Handle 6 Chain Brake Lever Front Hand Guard 5 Stop Claw 4 Chain Tensioning Screw 3 Saw Chain 2 Chain Bar 1 Part Description Chain Catch 20 Throttle Lever 19 Bar Fastening Nut 18 Choke Carburetor Setting 17 Chain Guard 16 Rear Handle Bootstrap 15 Fuel Tank Cap 14 Fan Housing 13 Oil Tank Cap 12 Safety Lock 11 Part Description 11 ...

Page 12: ...8850969 09 12 12 For customer service call 1 800 348 5004 or e mail feedback natitools com ...

Page 13: ...8850969 09 12 13 For Customer Service please call 1 800 348 5004 or email feedback natitools com ...

Page 14: ...linder 5 1 Air intake tube gasket 4 1 Air intake tube 3 6 Screw 2 1 Retainer ring 1 Qty Description 1 Backing board 50 1 Air intake tube support 51 1 Carburetor 54 1 Air intake flange 53 1 Screw 58 1 Air intake cushion 57 1 Air intake 56 1 Accelerator rod 55 1 Air intake tube support gasket 52 1 Right crankshaft case 49 1 Dust plate 48 3 Pin 47 1 Crankshaft case gasket 46 1 Flameout switch retaine...

Page 15: ... Throttle lever retainer 62 1 Throttle rod 61 1 Air filter 60 1 Screw 59 5 Dust cover 117 2 Screw 118 1 Double ended pin 119 2 Anti vibration cushion c 120 1 Fuel cap 121 1 Packing washer 122 1 Fuel cap retainer 123 1 Button 124 1 Button spring 125 1 Cooling air mask 116 Qty Description 1 Starter cover 108 1 Start rope 109 1 Starting handle 112 1 Coil spring 111 1 Button shaft 126 2 Big washer 115...

Page 16: ...ng 132 1 Trigger 131 1 Handle cover 130 1 Trigger controller 129 1 Screw 128 1 Base 127 1 Main pull rod 169 1 Recoil Assembly 170 Qty Description 1 Brake control rod 166 2 Pin 167 1 Chain Brake Assembly 171 1 Secondary pull rod 168 1 Brake spring 165 1 Secondary brake spring 164 1 Positioning pin 163 1 Front guard 162 1 Shield ring 161 1 Front guard pin 160 1 Shield ring 159 1 Cam piate 158 1 Shoc...

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