Cutting - Oregon PS250 Manuel D'instructions Original

• Turn the extension collar counter clock-wise
(1) until the shaft slides freely (Fig 28)
• Slide the shaft until it is the desired length (2)
FIG. 28
(2)
(1)
• Turn the extension collar clockwise to lock the
shaft in place
STOPPING THE POLE SAW
Release the trigger switch to stop the pole saw
STARTING THE POLE SAW
WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury,
never defeat the interlock by taping,
wiring, or tying down the trigger lock-out.
If using the harness, put on the harness and
attach the harness clip to the attachment ring
Grasp the extendable shaft and the rear handle
firmly (Fig 29) Squeeze the trigger lock-out (1)
with the palm of the hand, and the trigger
switch (2) with the fingers
FIG. 29
(1) TRIGGER LOCK-OUT
(2) TRIGGER SWITCH
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Operating the Pole Saw

Cutting

BASIC CUTTING
DANGER: To reduce the risk of shock,
never operate this tool near any wires or
cables which may be carrying electric
current.
Electricity can arc from one point to
another. Maintain a distance of at least
50 ft (15 m) between the pole saw and
any electrical line carrying live current or
branch contacting an electrical line.
Before working closer than 50 ft (15 m),
contact electric utility and make sure the
current is turned off (Fig. 30).
FIG. 30
50 FT
(15 M)
Pole Saw Model PS250