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PRE-OPERATION CHECKLIST

5.29.1 

Assess pipe and area to cut. Ensure the chain saw will 

pass freely around any objects in and around the path of the cut. 

(ie: power lines, telecommunication lines, rocks, tools, etc.)

Ideally the pipe clamp should be mounted in a position that allows 

the locking pliers to be on the top side of the pipe. This will allow 

for easier clamping. US Saws recommends a bottom up cutting 

process. This allows two safety functions.  

5.29.2 

With a bottom cut, a pipe will not sag in a fashion that will 

pinch the bar. A top cut could cause pinching as a pipe sags.

The saw will be pulled through the cut by the operator and the bar 

will swing away from the operators position. If the tool is pushed 

(downward cut) the saw swings towards the operator.

5.29.3 

Mount the receiver at a 10 o’clock position. This will allow 

the saw to hang in a near vertical orientation.

5.29.4 

Slide mounting pin on the saw (see pin installation 

instructions) into receiver and install retainer clip.

5.29.5 

Clear the area of loose debris that could get caught in the 

chain.

5.29.6 

Use the saw according to operating instructions. Light 

pressure applied to the handles is all that is required. Do not use 

levers, hang, or try to increase leverage on the tool. In some cases 

stopping your cut just before completion and leaving a tab allows 

greater stability while making cuts down-line. 

5.29  

PIPE CLAMP MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

5.29.7 

Finish final cut freehand from the top to complete removal of 

section.

5.30 

RECEIVER PIN MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

5.30.1 

Remove the rear bar stud nut.

5.30.2 

Install pin on rear bar stud.

5.30.3 

The inner thread of the pin will take the place of the nut.

5.30.4 

In certain applications (larger than 10” pipe) the mounting 

pin may need to be relocated to the front bar stud for greater saw 

clearance.

5.30.5 

Ensure the chain is adjusted according to the chain tensioning 

guide.

WARNING: 

Read and understand instructions provided with 

the saw and/or pipe clamp before using this device. Use 

caution not to drop saw or strike mounting pin as damage 

to the chain tensioning mechanism can occur.

Waterworks

Division 

P: 866 987-7297  F: 813-621-7125  

Visit us at www.ussaws.com 

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Summary of Contents for U.S. SAWS ACH-GB16

Page 1: ...IS MACHINE ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY APPROVED HEARING PROTECTION U S English Notice of Copyright Protection Copyright 2020 by U S SAWS All rights reserved This work may not be reproduced or disseminated in w...

Page 2: ...ir with our standard concrete chain to create a concrete cutting saw This type of concrete cutting is ideal for applications requiring square corners without overlapping cuts It has the capabilities o...

Page 3: ...o on n m mo on no ox xi id de e g ga as s Breathing it could cause death Operate machine in well ventilated area When used serviced cleaned ormaintained equipmentcouldgenerateparticulates eknown to th...

Page 4: ...ing at an elevated location pay attention to articles and persons below If operating the power tool in damp locations is unavoidable use a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter GFCI protected supply Use of...

Page 5: ...rals and rocks Exposure to excessive amount of such dust can cause Respiratory diseases affecting your ability to breath including chronic bronchitis silicosis and pulmonary fibrosis from exposure to...

Page 6: ...s injury Always perform a pre operation inspection before n and correct any problem See Honda Engines Owner s Manual Check the condition of the Honda engine See the section titled Before operation is...

Page 7: ...e loosened slightly 5 18 STEP 7 Before cutting check for proper tension by pulling the chain around the bar by hand If you cannot easily pull by hand the chain is too tight and needs to be loosened sl...

Page 8: ...rather than into the cut In extreme over tightened cases the saw may not be able to turn the chain at all In addition damage can occur to the bar nose and premature chain stretch may occur ensioning r...

Page 9: ...ductile applications a pump sprayer is sufficient For concrete applications us 20 psi or greater water pressure 2 Oil the chain at the end of the day to prevent rust but be careful not to over tension...

Page 10: ...ar the area of loose debris that could get caught in the chain 5 29 6 Use the saw according to operating instructions Light pressure applied to the handles is all that is required Do not use levers ha...

Page 11: ...eople present 6 0 5 Always wear protective clothing including hard hat eye protection hearing protection non slip safety boots and gloves Avoid wearing loose fitting clothing 6 0 6 Use Adequate Water...

Page 12: ...ough water pressure The recommended water pressure is 20 psi Do not force the chain Extra force will cause the chain to stretch faster 6 2 6 CHAIN TENSIONER BREAKAGE Side cover nuts are not tight enou...

Page 13: ...6 US60466 2 Chain Cover 7 US60523 Flap Not Shown 8 US60466 8 Adjustment Pin 9 US60466 12 Pin Washer 10 US60466 11 E Clip 11 US60466 7 Adjust Bolt 12 US60530 Stud Bolt 2 Required 13 US60531 Stud Nut 2...

Page 14: ...10 02 70012 Rotor 11 02 70010 Outer Thrust Plate 12 02 6618B Motor Shaft 13 02 70015 Key Motor Shaft 14 02 55021 Bearing Retainer Clip 15 02 70070 Bearing 16 02 66214 Spring Washer 17 02 66126 Grease...

Page 15: ...90 Gearbox Inner Bearing 33 02 66270 Large Output Gear 34 02 66112 Key Large Gear 35 02 66211 Gearbox Outer Bearing 36 02 66124 Spring Washer 37 02 66123 Gearbox Outer Seal 38 02 59114 Screw Cover Mou...

Page 16: ...ion to return merchandise under warranty must first be obtained from U S SAWS 8 1 3 6 U S SAWS reserves the right to inspect and make the final decision on any merchandise returned under warranty 8 1...

Page 17: ...arranty registration card do not operate this machine before contacting U S SAWS at 1 866 987 7297 Verify the following before operating the equipment CHANGE OF OWNER OR NEW ADDRESS REGISTRATION CARD...

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