Parkside PBKS 53 B3 Vertaling Van De Originele Gebruiksaanwijzing pagina 47
Beschikbare talen
Beschikbare talen
bar (saw chain in pushing direc-
tion).
• Ensure that the saw chain does
not get stuck while sawing. The log
must not break or splinter.
• Please observe the precautionary
measures to protect against kick-
back (Causes and Operator Pre-
vention of Kickback, p. 41)
• Reduce the contact pressure to-
wards the end of the cut without
loosening the firm grip on the
chainsaw handles in order to main-
tain full control at the moment of
"sawing through".
• After completing the cut, wait until
the chainsaw has come to a stand-
still before removing it.
• Always switch off the chainsaw en-
gine before moving from tree to
tree.
Felling trees
NOTICE! There is a sight line/felling
direction indicator (34) on the device.
Position the chainsaw on the tree
(Fig. P). The sight line/felling direction
indicator (34) shows the felling direc-
tion. Set the felling notch and felling
cut as described below.
WARNING! A lot of experience is
needed to fell trees. Only fell trees if
you know how to use the chainsaw
safely. Never use the chainsaw if you
feel unsafe.
CAUTION! Do not cut down a
tree if there is a strong or changing
wind, if there is a risk of damage to
property or if the tree could hit power
lines. When felling trees, ensure that
no other persons are subject to haz-
ards and that no material damage is
caused. If a tree should come into
contact with a power line, the supply
company must be informed immedi-
ately.
CAUTION! For safety reasons, we
advise inexperienced users against
felling a tree trunk with a blade bar
length that is smaller than the trunk
diameter.
• Please make sure that no other
persons or animals are present
in your work area. The safety dis-
tance between the tree to be felled
and the nearest workplace must be
2 ½ tree lengths.
• Pay attention to the felling dir-
ection. The user must be able to
move around safely near the felled
tree so that he can cut the tree to
size and cut off all branches easily.
The falling tree must be prevented
from becoming entangled in anoth-
er tree.
• Please note that the natural fall-
ing direction depends on the pitch
and crookedness of the tree trunk,
the wind direction, position of lar-
ger branches and the number of
branches.
• Stay above the tree to be felled
when sawing on a slope. The tree
will probably roll or slide downhill
after felling.
• Small trees with a diameter of
15-18 cm can usually be sawn off
with one cut.
• For trees with a larger diameter,
notch cuts and a felling cut must
be applied (Fig. J).
• If cutting and felling is being car-
ried out by two or more persons
simultaneously, the distance
between the felling and cutting
persons must be at least twice the
height of the tree to be felled.
Fold up the hearing protection imme-
diately after finishing the sawing pro-
cess so that you can hear sounds and
warning signals.
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