Chain Brake - Sandri Garden SG 1225/25 CS Bedienungsanleitung

PEtROL CHAiN SAW FOR tREE SERViCE USER MANUAL
b) - Slant of the tree.
c) - Direction of the wind (do not fell when the
wind is strong)
d) - Damaged wood
5) Carefully observe the environmental conditions
described in "GENERAL SAFEtY REGULA-
tiONS point A6".
6) Free the base of the trunk, cutting branches
and big roots.
7) To decide the direction of fall:
a) Cut a notch (fig.40) on the side of the trunk
towards which you want it to fall. Penetrate to
about 1/3 of the trunk diameter.
b) Make the felling cut from the opposite side from
the notch (fig.41) about 5 cm higher up.
c) AttENtiON !! Do not complete the cut but
leave enough wood to act as a hinge when the
tree falls, controlling the direction of fall (fig.41
part.1).
d) Use a wedge to start the fall (fig.42).
e) As soon as the tree starts to fall, move away in
the direction decided on previously (fig.38).
CUttiNG OF BRANCHES AND tHE tRUNK
ON tHE GROUND
trunk resting on its ends:
1) Make a cut from above to 1/3 of the diameter
(fig.43).
2) Complete the cut from below with the top part
of the bar.
Branch/trunk projecting freely:
1) Start with a cut from below to 1/3 of the diameter
(fig.44) with the top part of the bar.
2) Complete the cut from the top.
- The brake engages automatically in case of a
strong kickback produced by brake lever inertia
(fig.30).

8.10 CHAiN BRAKE

Your chain saw is fitted with a safety chain brake
to lock the chain in position (in the event of a
kickback) in a fraction of a second.
- The brake is automatically operated in the
event of a kickback by the inertia of the brake
lever (fig.30).
Fig. 30
Always hold the chain saw with both hands
(wherever possible).
Always remember that the chain
brake does not represent a total
protection.
it is therefore crucial to avoid all the hazard
situations explained in the previous SAFEtY
DEViCE CHAPtER (points of paragraphs
A19).
- The chain brake can also be manually inserted
by pushing it forward.
- To release the brake, pull the lever towards the
handles (fig.37).
Fig. 37
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