Working With Tree Service Chain-Saws From Rope And - Tonino Lamborghini PC 26 TL Traduction Du Mode D'emploi D'origine

Pruning
Cut up from the bottom, finish down from the top.
WARNING
1. Do not use an unstable foothold or a stepladder.
2. Do not overreach.
3. Do not cut above shoulder height.
4. Always use both hands to grip the saw.
WARNING
The Spiked bumper must always be put on while using
the chain saw on tree trunk. Push the spiked bumper
into the tree trunk by using the rear handle. Push the
front handle in the direction of cutting line. The spiked
bumper must be remaining set for further saw guiding if
necessary. Use a spiked bumper when cutting trees and
thick branches can ensure your safety and decrease the
working strength and vibration level.
If there's barrier between the cutting material and chain-
saw, turn off the machine. Wait until it stops completely.
Wear the safety glove and remove the barrier. If the
chain must be removed, please follow the instruction of
relevant part like installation in manual. A trial run must
be conducted after the cleaning and newly installation. If
vibration or mechanical noise is discovered, please stop
the use and contact your dealer.
9. Working with tree service chain-saws
from rope and harness
1. Overview
This chapter sets out working practices aimed at reduc-
ing the risk of injury from tree service chain-saws when
working at height from a rope and harness. While it
may form the basis of guidance and training literature, it
GB | Operating Instructions
should not be regarded as a substitute for formal train-
ing. The guidance given in this annex is only an example
of best working practice. National laws and regulations
should always be followed.
It presents
- General requirements that should be met before us-
- Preparations for using a tree service chain-saw from
- Use of a tree service chain-saw for pruning and
General requirements
Operators of tree service chain-saws working at height
from a rope and harness should never work alone. A
ground worker trained in appropriate emergency pro-
cedures should assist them. Operators of tree service
chain-saws for this work should be trained in general
safe climbing and work positioning techniques and be
properly equipped with harnesses, ropes, strops, cara-
biners and other equipment for maintaining secure and
safe working positions for both themselves and the
saw.
Preparing to use the saw in the tree
The chain-saw should be checked, fuelled, started and
warmed up by the ground worker and then switched off
before it is sent up to the operator in the tree.
The chain-saw should be fitted with a suitable strop for
attachment to the operator's harness:
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ing a tree service chain-saw for work at height from a
rope and harness,
a rope and harness, and
dismantling, including secure work positioning for
two-handed use, starting the chain-saw, cutting with
the chain-saw, restrictions on one-handed use and
freeing a trapped saw.
Example of attachment of tree
service chain-saw to operator's
harness