Husqvarna E-tech 325P4 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 17)

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ASSEMBLY

Fitting the cutting head

• Fit the cutting head on

the shaft so that the screw

(A) is aligned with the

hole in the shaft as

shown.

• Tighten screw A.

• Tighten screw B.

NOTE! Make sure that

the drive shaft inside the

shaft engages with the

cut-out in the cutting

head.

Mounting guide bar and chain

• Unscrew the bar nut and

remove the guard.

• Fit the bar over the bar

bolt.Place the bar in its

rearmost position. Place

the chain over the drive

sprocket and in the

groove on the bar. Begin

on the top side of the bar.

• Make sure that the edges

on the cutting links are

facing forward on the top

side of the bar.

• Fit the clutch cover and

locate the chain adjuster

pin in the hole on the bar.

Check that the drive links

of the chain fit correctly

on the drive sprocket and

that the chain is in the

groove on the bar.

Tighten the bar nut finger

tight.

• Tension the chain by

using the combination

wrench. Turn the chain

adjuster screw clockwise.

The chain should be

tensioned until it fits

snugly on the underside

of the bar.

• The chain is correctly

tensioned when there is no

slack on the underside of the

bar, but it can still be turned

easily by hand. Hold up the

bar tip and tighten the bar

nuts with the combination

wrench.

• When fitting a new chain, the

chain tension has to be

checked frequently until the

chain is run-in. Check the

chain tension regularly. A

correctly tensioned chain

gives good cutting

performance and long

lifetime.

Adjusting the harness (HE4)

You should always use the

harness with the

machine to give

maximum control and

reduce strain on your

arms and back.

1. Put on the harness.

2. Hook the machine

onto the hook on the

harness.

3. Adjust the length of the

harness so that the

hook is roughly level

with your right hip.

Filling with oil

• Open the cap on top of the

cutting head.

• Fill with Husqvarna Chain

Oil.

• Refit the cap.

A

B

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