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For assembly of optional attachments (see

list on page 13), refer to the ASSEMBLY sec-

tion of the applicable attachment instruction

manual.

SHOULDER STRAP ASSEMBLY

WARNING:

Proper shoulder strap

adjustments must be made with the engine

completely stopped before using unit.

1. Try on shoulder strap and adjust for fit

and balance before starting the engine or

beginning a cutting operation.

2. Insert your right arm and head through

the shoulder strap and allow it to rest on

your left shoulder. Make sure the danger

sign is centered on your back and the

hook is to the right side of your waist.

NOTE:

A one-half twist is built in the shoul-

der strap to allow the strap to rest flat on the

shoulder.

3. Adjust the strap, allowing the hook to be

about 3 -- 6 inches (8 -- 15 cm) below the

waist.

4. Fasten the strap hook to the clamp lo-

cated between the throttle handle and the

assist handle and lift the tool to the oper-

ating position.

NOTE:

It may be necessary to relocate the

shoulder strap clamp on the shaft for proper

balancing of unit.

TO RELOCATE SHOULDER STRAP

CLAMP:

1. Loosen and remove both clamp screws.

2. Place the upper shoulder strap clamp

over the upper shaft.

3. Position the lower shoulder strap clamp

under the upper shaft and align the upper

and lower clamp screw holes.

Upper Shoulder

Strap Clamp

Screws

Lower Shoulder

Strap Clamp

POWERHEAD

END

ATTACHMENT

END

4. Insert two screws into the screw holes.

5. Secure shoulder strap clamp by tighten-

ing screws with a hex wrench.

ADJUSTING THE ASSIST HANDLE

WARNING:

When adjusting the as-

sist handle, be sure it remains between the
coupler and the

lower arrow (closest to

coupler) on the safety label to ensure proper

balancing of unit. When adjusting the assist

handle or handlebar during use of optional at-

tachments, it must be repositioned between
the throttle trigger and the

upper arrow

(closest to engine) on the safety label.

1. Loosen wing nut on handle.

2. Rotate the handle on the shaft to an up-

right position; retighten wing nut.

ATTACHING SHIELD (FOR LINE

TRIMMER ATTACHMENT)

WARNING:

The shield must be prop-

erly installed. The shield provides partial protec-

tion from the risk of thrown objects to the opera-

tor and others and is equipped with a line limiter

blade which cuts excess line to the proper

length. The line limiter blade (on underside of

shield) is sharp and can cut you. For proper

orientation of shield, see KNOW YOUR TRIM-

MER illustration in OPERATION section.

1. Remove wing nut from shield.

2. Insert bracket into slot as shown.

3. Pivot shield until bolt passes through hole

in bracket.

4. Securely tighten wing nut onto bolt.

Slot

Shield

Wing

Nut

Bracket

Line Limiter Blade

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for PP338PT

Page 1: ...instructions de s curit Tout d faut de le faire pourrait entra ner des blessures graves For Occasional Use Only R 115244926 Rev 2 3 1 10 BRW Poulan PRO 7349 Statesville Road Charlotte NC 28269 Poulan...

Page 2: ...tip of the guide bar contacts any object such as a log or branch or when the wood closes in and pinches the chain in the cut Contacting a foreign object in the wood can also result in loss of control...

Page 3: ...elry loose clothing or clothing with loosely hanging straps ties tassels etc They can be caught in moving parts Trimmer line can throw objects violently You can be blinded or injured Wear protective g...

Page 4: ...cause sparks Use unleaded gasoline and two stroke oil mixed at a ratio of 40 1 2 5 Always stop unit and disconnect spark plug before clean ing or servicing When servicing unit use only identical repla...

Page 5: ...mediately if it becomes damaged broken or is otherwise removed S Always stop the unit when work is delayed orwhen walkingfrom onecutting locationto another Stop the engine before setting the unit down...

Page 6: ...cap S Always store gasoline in a container approved for flammable liquids KICKBACK WARNING Avoid kickback which can result in serious injury Kickback is the backward upward or sudden forward motion of...

Page 7: ...chemicals known totheStateofCalifornia tocause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm SAFETY NOTICE Exposure to vibrations through prolonged use of gasoline powered hand tools could cause bl...

Page 8: ...ver place objects inside the blower tubes vacuum tubes or blower outlet Always direct the blowing debris away from people ani mals glass and solid objects such as trees automobiles walls etc The force...

Page 9: ...ld up Oil the tines to prevent rust S Always wear gloves when servicing or cleaning the tines The tines become very sharp from use S Do not run unit at high speed unless culti vating HEDGE TRIMMER SAF...

Page 10: ...and all fasteners are secure Examine parts for damage Do not use dam aged parts NOTE If you need assistance or find parts missing or damaged call 1 800 554 6723 It is normal for the fuel filter to ra...

Page 11: ...per shaft and align the upper and lower clamp screw holes Upper Shoulder Strap Clamp Screws Lower Shoulder Strap Clamp POWERHEAD END ATTACHMENT END 4 Insert two screws into the screw holes 5 Secure sh...

Page 12: ...ly squeeze the throttle trigger to deactivate the starting system COUPLER The COUPLER enables optional attach ments to be installed on the unit CHAIN TENSION It is normal for a new chain to stretch du...

Page 13: ...ON STOP switch The switch will automatically return to the ON position Wait 5 seconds before attempting to restart unit to allow switch to reset ON STOP Switch HOW TO START YOUR UNIT WARNING Make sure...

Page 14: ...ry hole and the knob is securely tightened before op erating the unit All attachments are designed to be used in the primary hole unless otherwise stated in the applicable attachment instruction manua...

Page 15: ...should be removed in several pieces PRUNING TECHNIQUE When ready to cut accelerate to full throttle and apply a light cutting pressure DO NOT use back and forth sawing action Pruning technique Second...

Page 16: ...best performance and minimum line wear by not crowding the line into the cutting area The right and wrong ways are shown below Tip of the Line Does The Cutting Right Line Crowded Into Work Area Wrong...

Page 17: ...t Chains stretchduringuse This is especially truedur ing the first few times youuse your pruner Al ways check chain tension each time you use and refuel your unit 1 Use the screwdriver end of the chai...

Page 18: ...ler on this prod uct contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer As your unit is used carbon deposits build up on the muffler and spark arresting screen For normal homeowner us...

Page 19: ...l increase the chance of kickback which can result in serious injury 4 Check and lower depth gauges Depth Gauge Tool Depth Gauge File S Place gauge tool on cutter S If the depth gauge is higher than t...

Page 20: ...Do not tighten any further at this point Proceed to the CHAIN ADJUST MENT section CHAIN ADJUSTMENT See CHECK CHAIN TENSION in MAINTE NANCE section REPLACING THE LINE 1 Press the tabs on the side of th...

Page 21: ...gh exit holes in the sides of the cover Line exit hole Cover 11 Reinstall the spool and cover onto the trimmerhead Push untilcover snaps into place REPLACING THE TRIMMER HEAD 1 Hold the dust cup with...

Page 22: ...assistance or are unsure about performing this procedure contact your authorized service dealer or call 1 800 554 6723 STORAGE WARNING Perform the following steps after each use S Allow engine to cool...

Page 23: ...act an authorized service dealer 3 Contact an authorized service dealer 1 Air filter dirty 2 Spark plug fouled 3 Carburetor requires adjustment 4 Carbon build up on muffler outlet screen 5 Compression...

Page 24: ...This is a limited warranty within the meaning of that term as defined in the Magnuson Moss Act of 1975 The policy of Poulan PRO is to continuously improve its products Therefore Poulan PRO reserves th...

Page 25: ...c work is performed at an approved Poulan PRO servicing center CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES Poulan PRO may be liable for damages to other en gine components caused by the failure of a warranted part still un...

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