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4. Tension the chain.
Insert a flathead screwdriver into the tensioning hole
in the chain bar. Force the bar out, away from the pow-
er head, until you reach the desired chain tension.
You may need to tap the bar back and start again if the
chain becomes too tight.
5. Attach the chain guard.
Use a socket wrench (not included) or impact driver to
firmly tighten the bolts.
Once the desired chain tension is reached, securely fas-
ten the mounting plate [3]. (See the Chain Tensioning
Guide for more details.)
Use a socket wrench (not included) or impact driver to
firmly tighten the bolts.
Review the chain-tensioning guide (next page)
carefully before operation.
Use the M8 bolts [11] and lock washers [12] to attach
the chain guard [4] onto the main mount [1].
The bolt holes are located above the drive sprocket [5].
