McCulloch Mini-Mac 6 User manual

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U.S.A.

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Fuel

Engine

Lubrication

Dirt

Sawdust

Chain

Lubrication

....

Operating

Instructions

Starting

Stopping

gine

Floods

Breaking-in

A New

Engine

Cutting

With

Your

Saw

S::IW

Maintenance

Air

Filter

Spark

Plug.

Exhaust

Stack

Carbur

etor

Adjustment

Sprocket

....

Chain

Maintenance

Installin

The

Chain

ension

New

Chain

Break-in

Chain

Lubrication

Chain

Sharpening

Keep

Chain

Clean

Chain

Breaks

Bar

Maintenance

Cleaning

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rUll a

cham

saw

(and

even

you

have)

reading

this

manual

will

make

your

new

•

~Iini-Mac

6 a

101

easier

use.

The

serial

numb

e r

Ihe

saw

scamped

metal

tab,

attached

tOlhe

rear

handle

adjacent

the

spark

plug.

Make

record

the

serial

number

for

identification

case

the

lost

stolen;

and

keep

{he

record

safe

place.

power

chain

saw

most

useful

and

efficient

woodcutting

tool.

As in the

operation

other

mechanical

equipment,

however,

requires

common

sense

handling

provide

safety

well

labor

saving

performance.

A few

simple

Do's

and

Don'ts

can

make

all

the

difference.

safe!

Start your saw without help.

Start the saw

a firm surface.

Turn off your

saw

when moving between cuts.

re of your footing and pre·plan a safe exit

from a falling treo.

Watch

out

for falling limbs.

Refuel

a safe place. Guard against fire hazards.

Keep a firm grip on a running saw with both hands.

Beware of "kickback".

Wear

close fitting and protective clothing including

safety hat

goggles, shoes and gloves.

Obey

all

laws, rul

and regulations of the cutting

area.

Keep the chain snug on the guide bar.

Keep

all

screws and fasteners tight.

sorry!

Fail

follow the instructions for

operat

ion of the

saw in this owner's manual.

Start a saw

your

leg

knee.

Let a moving cha

touch your clothing.

Touch

try to stop a moving chain with your

hand.

Allow any

other

person or animal close

a running

saw

where a tree is being

cut

down.

Cut with a dull or loose chain.

Smoke while operating the saw.

Spill fuel

sta

a saw whero you fuel it.

Refuel a

hot

saw., (Allow it to cool a few minutes.'

Use

any

other

fuel than

that

recommended

your

owner's manual.

Run the saw without an exhaust stack, muffler or

spark arrester.

Allow dirt, fuel

sawdust to build up on the engine

or outside

the saw.

Forget the rules for fire prevention and forest

protection.

FIGURE

OILER

BUTTOt-l

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Two-cycle

engines

are

lubricated

oil

mixed

into

the

gasoline.

The

correct

ratio

oil

gasoline

very

important.

the

ratio

specified

the

FUel

Mixture

Table.

Use only

regular

grade

gaSOline. McCulloch 40:1 Oil

the

best

two-cycle

motor

oil

use.

isn't

available,

use

any

well

-known

brand

of SAE

two-cycle,

non-additive,

motor

oil.

Never

use

dirty

re-

claimed

motor

oils.

Thoroughly

mix

the

gaSOline and

oil

container

equipped with a

flexible

spout

before

filling

the

fuel tank of

your

saw.

Wipe

the

fuel

cap

and

the

area

around

clean

before

filling

the

fuel tame. Do not

let

dirt

get

into

the

fuel

tank.

Dirt

can

seriously

damage

the

engine.

FUEL MIXTURE TABLE GASOLINE

OIL RATIO

WITH

McCULLOCH

4Ch!

OIL

WITH

SAE

TWO-CYCLE

MOTOR

OIL

(40

RAT

10)

( J6

RAT

10)

Gasoline

Oil

Gasoline

Oil

U.S.

GALLONS

1(60Z.)CAN

U.S.

GALLON

1/2U.S.P

1.1/2

IMPERIAL

GALLONS

1(60Z.)CAN

llMPERIAL

GALLON

1/21MPERIAL

LITERS

1{60Z.)CAN

4LITERS

1/4

LITER

U.S.

GALLONS

(16

02.)

CAN

U.S.

GALLONS

U.S.

PINT

IMPERIAL

GALLOHS

(16

OZ.)

CAH

IMP

ERIAL

GALLOHS

llMPERIAL

11'1

LITERS

(16

OZ.)

CAN

LITERS

1/2

LITER

Your

chain

lubri

cate

d with

oil

from

the

chain

oil

tanle

Fill

the

oil

tank

each

time

you

fill

the

fuel tan1e

ecommend

using

McCulloch

Chain

Bar

and

Sprocket

Oil

which

ntains

additives

reduce

friction

and

wear

and

assist

the

prevention

pitch

for

mation

the

bar

and

chain

McCulloch

Chain

Bar

and

Sprocket

Oil

not

available,

use

SAE 30

non-additive

motor

oil

temperatures

above

and

SAE 10

non-additive

motor

oil

lower

temperatures.

Keep

the

oil

supply

container

clean.

Wipe

the

oil

tank

cap

and

the

tank

surrounding

the

fill

area

clean

before

filling

the

oil

tank.

Do not

use

dirty

reclaimed

motor

oils

under

any

circumstances.

Dirt

can

plug

the

chain

oiling

system.

Never

operate

your

saw

the

oiler

system

does

not

work.

AUTOMATIC OILER ADJUSTMENT

Some

Mini

Mac

saws

are

equipped

with

automatic

cha

oiler.

adjusted

the

factory

for

average

cutting

conditions. Oil

now

may

adjusted

however,

suit

individual

desires

adjustment

screw

the

front of

the

saw.

Turn

the

screw

clockwise

decrease

oil

and

counterclockwise

reas

it.

The

automatic

oiler

adjust

ent

screw

should

never

be t

urn

than a qu

arter

turn

without

checking

the

oil

flow

after

the

ad-

justment.

Maximum o

flow

can

pty

the

ain

tan

k in

proxi-

mately

ten

minutes

cutti

ng.

Where

increased

oil

flow

desired

for

short

periods,

better

sup-

ement

the

flow

mor e

frequent

use

the

manual

oiler

button.

The

automatic

oiler

supplies

when-

ever

the

engine

running.

Long

periods

idle

speed

can

result

oil

puddl

beneath

the

saw

and

wasted

oil.

advisable

turn

the

saw

off

between

unless

almost

contin

uous

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CHAIN

TENSION

IMPORTANT:

A too

loos

e ch

ain

can

danger

ous - a

too

tight

chain

can

expe

nsive

because

will

wear

rut

fast.

Even

ough your ch

ain

installed

check

chain

nsion

before

you

start

your

saw.

Chain

nsion

correct

the

chain

has

snug

fit

the

bar

rut

sti

easily

aroun

d the

bar

hand.

ain

sharp

protec

your

hand

when

touc

ing

it.

MOUNTING

NUT

",~~,~

these

steps

adjust

chain

tension:

Loosen

the

bar

mounting

nut.

See

Figure

2. With

the

bar

nose

rounded

end

the

bar

held

up!

turn

the

ten-

sion

adjusting

screw

clockwise

tighten

the

chain.

Turn

the

screw

counterclockwise

loosen

the

chain.

See

Figure

When

tension

correct!

tighten

the

bar

mounting

nut

while

still

holding

the

nose

the

bar

up and

then

recheck

chain

tension

pulling

around

the

bar.

Protect

your

hand

from

the

sharp

cutting

teeth

the

chain.

See

Figure

chain

will

lengthen

during

the

first

few

hours

use.

the

chain

hot

the

touch,

allow

to cool

before

checking

tension.

Keep

chain

and

bar

groove

oiled.

For

information

chain

maintenance,

tUrn to

page

27.

STARTING & STOPPING

Fill

the

fuel

tank

with

the

correct

fuel

mixture

Fill

the

chain

oil

tank

with

McCulloch

Chain,

Bar

and

Sprocket

Oil.

Pump

the

manual

oiler

lxItton until oil shows between

the

chain

and the

bar

the

top

the

bar

where

the

chai

comes

Qut

from

ehi

the

clu

teh

guard.

Figure

Make

sure

the

chain

has

the

cor-

rect

tension

and

that

the

bar

tight

the

saw.

3. Slide

the

ignition

switch

to th

position.

Turn

the

choke

ever

the

fully

closed

pOSition. A

warm

engine

usually

does

not

r e

quir

the

choke.

However,

when

restarting

ex-

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