Diamond Products CC6561 User manual

CONCRETE SAW
OPERATOR’S
MANUAL
MODELS
CC6561 and CC6561-3
September 11, 2017
Part # 1804006

CC6561 – CC6561-3 Concrete Saw Manual
Table of Contents
Safety Precautions ..........................................................4
Safety Alerts................................................................4
Proposition 65 .............................................................4
Spark Arrester Requirement .......................................4
Respiratory Hazards ...................................................4
General Safety ............................................................4
Battery and Electrical Safety.......................................6
Blade Safety................................................................6
Blade Guard Safety.....................................................6
Fuel Safety..................................................................7
Engine Safety..............................................................7
Cutting Safety .............................................................8
Hydraulic Safety..........................................................8
Belt Safety...................................................................8
Transmission Safety ...................................................8
Transporting Safety.....................................................8
Lifting Safety ...............................................................9
Introducing the CC6561 ................................................10
Components..............................................................10
Introducing the CC6561-3 .............................................11
Components..............................................................11
Controls .........................................................................12
Dimensions....................................................................13
Specifications ................................................................14
Operating the CC6561 and CC6561-3..........................15
Handlebars................................................................15
Adjusting the Handlebars .....................................15
Front Pointer .............................................................15
Adjusting the Front Pointer...................................15
Rear Pointers ............................................................16
Adjusting the Rear Pointers..................................16
Battery.......................................................................16
Diamond Blades........................................................16
Inspecting the Blade .............................................16
Blade Speed .........................................................17
Installing the Blade ...............................................17
Removing the Blade .............................................19
Blade Guard..............................................................20
Installing the Blade Guard ....................................20
Removing the Blade Guard ..................................20
Flange Guard ............................................................21
Installing the Flange Guard ..................................21
Removing the Flange Guard ................................21
Water Supply ............................................................21
Using the Water Supply........................................21
Water Safety Switch .............................................22
Water Pump..........................................................22
Control Grip...............................................................22
Raising the Saw....................................................22
Lowering the Saw .................................................22
Lowering Speed....................................................22
Speed Control Lever.................................................22
Forward Control....................................................23
Reverse Control....................................................23
Neutral Control ..................................................... 23
Transmission ............................................................ 23
Engaging the Transmission.................................. 23
Disengaging the Transmission............................. 23
Shifting Three Speed Transmission..................... 23
Fuel System.............................................................. 24
Adding Fuel .......................................................... 24
Cold Weather Fuel ............................................... 24
Storage................................................................. 24
Display Panel ................................................................ 25
Soft Keys (Buttons)................................................... 26
Status Icons.............................................................. 27
Main Menu................................................................ 28
Arrow .................................................................... 28
Main Menu Action Items....................................... 28
Gauges................................................................. 29
Diagnostics........................................................... 29
System Information .............................................. 30
User Settings........................................................ 31
Automatic Shutdown................................................. 32
Engine........................................................................... 33
Ignition Switch .......................................................... 33
Starting the Engine ................................................... 33
Stopping the Engine ................................................. 34
Concrete Cutting....................................................... 34
Adjusting the Depth Stop.......................................... 34
Lighting ......................................................................... 35
Spot Light ................................................................. 35
Parking Brake ............................................................... 35
Engaging the Parking Brake..................................... 35
Disengaging the Parking Brake................................ 35
Maintaining the CC6561 and CC6561-3....................... 36
Maintenance Overview............................................. 36
Daily and/or Regularly.......................................... 36
50 Hours............................................................... 36
500 Hours............................................................. 36
Handlebars ............................................................... 36
Part Lubrication ........................................................ 36
Front Axle............................................................. 36
Rear Axle.............................................................. 37
PTO ...................................................................... 37
Inner Blade Flange ................................................... 37
Installing the Inner Blade Flange ......................... 37
Removing the Inner Blade Flange ....................... 37
Rear Wheels............................................................. 37
Battery ...................................................................... 37
Battery Type......................................................... 37
Servicing the Battery ............................................ 38
Electrical System ...................................................... 38
Fuse Panel ........................................................... 38
Relays and Circuit Breakers................................. 38
Magnetic Sensor....................................................... 39
Adjusting the Magnetic Sensor ............................ 39
Replacing the Magnetic Sensor ........................... 39
Air Cleaner................................................................ 39
Restriction Indicator ............................................. 40

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Rubber Dust Ejector Boot.....................................40
Cleaning/Replacing the Outer Primary Filter........40
Replacing the Inner Safety Filter ..........................41
Speed Control Lever.................................................41
Adjusting the Speed Control Lever.......................41
Drive Alignment.........................................................42
Adjusting the Rear Drive.......................................42
Oil Bath Blade Shaft /Oil Expansion Tank ................42
Changing the Oil - Single Speed ..........................42
Changing Oil - Three Speed.................................43
Draining Heat Exchanger – Freezing Temps .......44
Hydraulic System......................................................44
Adding Hydraulic Fluid..........................................44
Rear Drive Transmission ..........................................45
Cooling Fan ..........................................................45
Adding Oil .............................................................45
Adjusting the Rear Drive Chain ............................45
Belt System...............................................................45
Blade Drive Belts ..................................................45
Belt Tension Setting .............................................45
Testing the Belt Tension.......................................45
Adjusting the Blade Drive Belts ............................46
Replacing the Blade Drive Belts...........................47
Primary Transmission V-Belt................................48
Replacing the Primary Transmission V-Belt.........48
Secondary Transmission V-Belt ...........................48
Replacing the Secondary Transmission V-Belt....48
Engine V-Belt........................................................48
Rotary Tensioner ......................................................48
Adjusting the Rotary Tensioner ............................48
Replacing the Rotary Tensioner...........................49
Engine.......................................................................50
Engine Cooling System ........................................50
Radiator ................................................................50
Cooling Fan ..........................................................50
In-Line Fuel Filter..................................................51
Oil and Fuel Lines.................................................51
Storing.......................................................................51
Disposal ....................................................................51
References ....................................................................52
Appendix A................................................................52
Model and Serial Numbers...................................52
Appendix B................................................................53
Daily Maintenance Task Chart .............................53
Appendix C ...............................................................54
Troubleshooting....................................................54
Appendix D ...............................................................56
Additional Resources............................................56
Warranty...………………………………………………...60

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e
saw co
m

Remove
for long
e

A
lways
u
prevent
f
d
e Safety
A
lways use
r
c
entered dia
N
ever use a
a
dequate w
a
b
lade.
nspect all b
l
d
amaged bl
a
n
ecessary.
D
O NOT ins
t
e
ngine/moto
K
eep all bo
d
-
3 Concrete S
a
l
ectrical S
a
explosive g
f
rom the bat
t
p
ose the bat
t
r
open flam
e
e
area arou
n
d
.
e
battery lev
e
e
ctive eyew
e
d
contact wi
/
servicing t
h
o
per batter
y
trength.
b
e sure to c
o
o
the proper
c
ting the ca
b
y
inspect th
e
a
nd termina
tighten and
r
y.
k
eep the bat
t
battery ter
m
nected to a
v
o
ns while s
e
t
ely rinse y
o
h
water if ex
e
dical attenti
o
e
ct the batt
e
m
ponents (u
n
the battery
w
e
r periods.
u
se the corr
e
f
ires.
r
einforced a
b
mond blad
e
wet cutting
a
ter supply t
o
l
ades prior t
o
a
des. Clean
t
all or remo
v
r running.
d
y parts awa
y
a
w Manual
a
fety
ases are
t
ery. DO
t
ery to
e
s.
d the batter
y
e
l when han
e
ar or a fac
e
th the skin
w
e battery.
y
tester whe
n
o
nnect the b
a
terminal wh
b
les.
e
battery, ca
ls for dama
g
grease com
t
ery cable cl
m
inals when
v
oid accide
n
e
rvicing.
o
ur clothing,
posed to ba
t
o
n immedia
t
e
ry prior to s
e
n
less stated
w
hen storin
g
e
ct size fuse
b
rasive bla
d
s.
blade witho
u
o
properly l
u
o
usage an
d
dirty blade
s
v
e a blade
w
y
from rotati
y
well-
dling it.
e
shield,
w
hen
n
testing the
a
ttery
en
bles,
g
es. Clean,
ponents as
amps away
the battery
n
tal
skin, or
t
tery acid.
t
ely!
e
rvicing all
otherwise).
g
the saw
s (amps) to
d
es or steel-
u
t an
u
bricate the
d
discard
s
as
w
ith the
ng blades.

I
a
d

D
e
w

A
c
a

T
s

W
e

W
a
b

D
r
b
r

D
a

D
l

T
p
F
b
s

L
c

A
b
t
s
s
r

R
t
Bla

D
r

B
c

W
r
s
Inspect the
b
a
nd cleanlin
d
irty/damag
e
D
O NOT ex
e
lse to the
d
w
hen opera
t
A
lways use
c
orrect blad
e
a
nd the typ
e
T
he blade
m
s
haft and/o
r
W
ear glove
s
e
nvironmen
t
W
hen instal
a
rrow printe
b
lade shaft’
s
D
O NOT ex
c
r
ecommend
b
lade spee
d
r
esulting in
s
D
O NOT us
e
a
void harmi
n
D
O NOT us
e
l
ower spee
d
T
ighten the
p
roperly se
c
F
ailure to p
r
b
lade may
c
s
aw.
L
et the blad
e
c
utting (app
A
lways inst
a
b
lade drive
b
t
he blade si
z
s
heave req
u
s
upport. Co
n
r
unning the
R
efer to the
t
he Parts Li
s
de Guard
S
D
O NOT op
r
aised or re
m
B
lade expo
s
c
utting.
W
hen pivoti
r
aise/lower i
s
erious inju
r
b
lade flang
e
n
ess. Clean
o
e
d compon
e
pose yours
e
d
irect line of
t
ing the sa
w
an appropri
a
e
type base
d
e
of material
m
ust always
r
outer flang
e
s
and be al
e
t
when han
d
ling the bla
d
d on the bl
a
s
rotation.
c
eed the bl
a
ed speed w
d
s can caus
e
s
erious inju
r
e
damaged
n
g yourself,
e
a blade fo
d
than the bl
a
blade shaft
c
ure the out
e
r
operly secu
c
ause parts
t
e
cool prior
licable mod
e
a
ll the corre
c
b
elts, and fl
a
z
e. Changin
u
ires assist
a
n
tact techni
c
saw.
RPM Chart
s
t for additi
o
S
afety
erate the s
a
m
oved.
s
ure should
ng the front
i
t cautiously
r
ies.
e
s for dama
g
o
r replace
e
nts immedi
a
e
lf or anyon
e
the blade
w
.
a
te size bla
d
d
on the cut
t
being cut.
fit snug on
t
e
.
e
rt to the sur
r
d
ling blades.
d
e, always p
a
de in the di
r
a
de’s maxi
m
hen cutting.
e
blade bre
a
r
ies and/or
d
blades whe
n
others, or t
h
r cutting tha
a
de shaft s
p
screw/nut a
s
e
r flange an
d
re the outer
t
o loosen or
to removal
w
e
ls).
c
t blade sha
f
a
nges when
g the blade
a
nce from te
c
c
al support
p
posted on
t
o
nal informa
t
a
w with the
b
not exceed
of the blad
e
and slowly
t
g
es, wear,
a
tely.
e
d
e and the
t
ing task
t
he blade
r
ounding
.
oint the
r
ection of th
e
m
um
Excessive
a
kage,
d
eath!
n
cutting to
h
e saw.
t requires a
p
eed.
s
directed t
o
d
blade.
flange and
fall off the
w
hen dry
f
t sheave,
changing
shaft
c
hnical
p
rior to
t
he saw or i
n
t
ion.
b
lade guard
180° while
e
guard,
t
o avoid
e
o
n
6

CC6
5

A
g
g
u
i

D
t

A
t
I
s
d

W
p
i
Fu
e

A

S

D

D

L

R
f

A

M
p

D
o
t

C
e

D
t
e

F
(
f
En
g

R
s

R
o

A
f
5
61 – CC6561
-
A
lways pivo
t
g
uard 180°
(
g
uard does
n
u
nexpectedl
y
njuries.
D
O NOT ins
t
he engine r
u
A
lways use
a
he blade si
z
nspect the
b
s
tarting the
s
d
irty/damag
e
W
hen loweri
p
ivot it cauti
o
njuries.
e
l Safety
A
lways use
c
S
tore all fue
l
D
O NOT op
e
D
O NOT fu
e
L
et the engi
n
R
efer to the
f
uels.
A
lways use
a
M
ove the sa
w
p
rior to start
i
D
O NOT sm
o
pen flames
ank or work
C
lean up an
y
e
ngine.
D
rain the fu
e
he saw for l
o
e
ngine man
u
F
uel may se
(
applicable
m
f
uel tank ha
s
g
ine Safet
y
R
efer to the
s
ource for e
n
R
efer to the
o
il.
A
lways kno
w
f
or emergen
c
-
3 Concrete S
a
t
the front of
fully upwar
d
n
ot swing d
o
y
, causing s
t
all or remo
v
u
nning.
a
blade gua
r
z
e.
b
lade guard
s
aw. Clean
o
e
d compon
e
ng the front
o
usly and sl
o
c
aution whe
l
in appropri
a
e
rate the sa
w
e
l the saw wi
n
e cool prio
r
engine man
a
ppropriate
f
w
away fro
m
i
ng the engi
n
oke or expo
when filling
ing with fuel
y
spilled fue
e
l tank and f
u
o
nger perio
d
u
al for additi
e
p out from
m
odels) wh
e
s
been over
f
y
engine man
n
gine safety
engine man
w
how to tur
n
c
y purpose
s
a
w Manual
the blade
d
) so the
o
wn
erious
v
e the blade
r
d that corr
e
and water t
u
o
r replace
nts immedi
a
part of the
b
o
wly to avoi
d
n refueling.
a
te safety c
o
w
with a fue
th the engin
r
to adding f
u
ual
f
or reco
m
f
uels in cold
m
the refueli
n
n
e.
se fuel to
the fuel
.
l prior to sta
u
el lines wh
e
d
s of time.
R
onal recom
m
the fuel ca
p
e
n raising th
e
f
illed.
ual as the p
.
ual for reco
m
n
off the en
g
s
.
guard with
e
sponds wit
h
u
bes prior t
o
a
tely.
b
lade guard,
d
serious
o
ntainers.
l leak.
e running.
u
el.
m
mended
weather.
n
g area
rting the
e
n storing
R
efer to the
m
endations.
p
vent
e
saw if the
rimary
m
mended
g
ine quickly
h
o

M
m

F
s

K
r
r

D
i

D
w

I
t

D
u

A
v
e
c

D
m

D
e
s

D
w
c
s

H

W
g
o

p

L
r
(

C
p

D
f
f
p
e
m
h
M
ake sure t
m
odels) is
a
F
ill the fuel
t
s
tarting the
e
K
eep all bo
d
r
otating par
t
r
unning.
D
O NOT st
a
i
nstalled.
D
O NOT all
o
w
hen cleani
Immediatel
y
t
hat may all
o
D
O NOT le
a
u
nattended.
A
lways ope
r
v
entilated a
r
e
ngine exh
a
c
onsciousn
e
D
O NOT op
m
aterials or
D
O NOT le
a
e
ngine is of
f
s
pinning.
D
O NOT to
u
w
ith the en
g
c
ool down
p
s
aw.
H
andle hot
o
W
ipe down
t
g
uards dail
y
o
perating te
DO NOT s
p
p
revent eng
L
et the engi
r
emoving p
r
(
applicable
m
C
lean the e
n
p
revent hig
h
D
O NOT us
e
f
luids (e.g.,
s
f
ilter) when
s
p
lug (applic
a
e
xtremely fl
a
m
elt parts o
h
elp start th
e
he speed c
o
a
t Neutral w
h
t
ank and ch
e
e
ngine.
d
y parts aw
a
t
s with the e
n
a
rt the engin
o
w dust to
e
ng/replacin
g
y
r
eplace da
m
o
w dust to
e
a
ve the engi
n
r
ate the sa
w
r
eas. Conc
e
a
ust can ca
u
e
ss and/or d
erate the s
a
fumes to p
r
a
ve the saw
f
and the bl
a
u
ch the engi
g
ine running
,
p
rior to touc
h
o
il carefully
w
t
he engine/
m
y
or regularl
y
mperatures
.
p
ray the eng
ine/motor d
a
ne cool prio
r
essurized c
a
m
odels).
n
gine coolin
h
operating
t
e
any starte
s
tarter fluid
s
s
tarting the
e
a
ble model
s
a
mmable a
n
r possibly e
x
e
engine.
o
ntrol lever (
h
en starting
e
ck the oil l
e
a
y from
ngine
e without th
e
e
nter the air
g
air filter(s).
m
aged saw
e
nter the en
g
ne/motor ru
n
w
in well-
e
ntrated
u
se loss of
eath.
a
w around c
o
r
event fires/
e
unattended
a
de has sto
p
ne/muffler
a
,
and alway
s
h
ing or servi
c
w
hen chan
g
m
otor exteri
o
y
to prevent
.
ine/motor
w
a
mage.
r to
a
ps
g system re
g
t
emperature
s
r substance
s
s
prayed int
o
e
ngine usin
g
s
). These m
a
n
d explosive
x
plode whe
n
applicable
the engine.
e
vel prior to
e air filter(s
)
intake tube
component
s
g
ine.
n
ning
o
mbustible
e
xplosions.
until the
p
ped
a
ssembly
s
let them
c
ing the
g
ing the oil.
o
r and
high
w
ith water to
g
ularly to
s
.
s
or starter
o
the air
g
a glow
a
terials are
, and can
n
used to
s
7

CC6
5
Cut
t

T
o
c
w

T
t

D
a
t
s

D
o
c

D
i
s
u
Hy
d



Bel
t




5
61 – CC6561
-
t
ing Safet
y
T
he direct w
o
r embedde
d
c
ould be da
m
w
hile cutting
T
urn off all
e
he direct w
o
D
O NOT ex
p
a
nyone else
he blade w
h
s
aw.
D
O NOT all
o
o
bject in an
d
c
utting.
D
O NOT as
s
n Neutral w
h
s
aw on a sl
o
u
nnecessar
y
d
raulic Sa
fe

Turn off
t
disconn
e

Lower th
hydrauli
c
saw.

A
lways
p
cardboa
r
against
h
compon
e
detectio
n
leaks. K
e
and/or a
r
Pressuri
z
the skin,
medical
a
t
Safety

Turn off
t
down pri
o

Regularl
y
stress cr
a
immedia
t

A
lways
c
operatin
g

Over-ten
power ta
belts ma
y
and/or p
o
-
3 Concrete S
a
y
o
rk area sh
o
d
electrical,
m
aged and/
o
.
e
lectricity, g
a
o
rk area prio
p
ose yourse
to the direc
t
h
en operatin
o
w any pers
o
d
around th
e
s
ume the sa
w
h
en stoppin
g
o
pe. Chock
t
y
movement
e
ty
t
he engine
p
e
cting hydra
u
e saw com
p
c
fluid press
u
p
lace a piec
e
r
d or paper
u
h
ydraulic
e
nts, or use
n
fluid to ch
e
e
ep all body
r
eas that m
a
z
ed hydrauli
causing se
r
a
ttention im
m
t
he engine
a
o
r to servici
n
y
inspect th
e
a
cks, and/o
r
t
ely when d
a
c
heck belt al
g
the saw.
sioning the
ke-off (PTO
y
cause slip
o
or saw per
f
a
w Manual
o
uld not con
gas, or wat
e
o
r cause pe
r
a
s, and wat
e
r to cutting.
lf or
t
line of
g the
o
n, animal,
a
work area
w
w
will remai
g
and/or par
t
he wheels
t
.
p
rior to servi
c
u
lic compon
p
letely to reli
u
re prior to
s
e
of
u
p
a leak
e
ck for hydr
a
parts away
a
y eject hyd
r
c fluid can
p
r
ious injurie
s
m
ediately.
a
nd let the b
e
n
g them.
e
belts for fr
a
r
breakage
a
a
maged.
ignment pri
o
belts may d
a
). Unde
r
-te
n
page, short
e
f
ormance.
tain buried
e
r lines that
r
sonal injury
e
r around
a
nd/or
w
hile
n still while
king the
t
o prevent
c
ing and/or
e
nts.
eve some
s
ervicing th
e
a
ulic fluid
from leaks
r
aulic fluid.
p
enetrate
s
. Seek
e
lts cool
a
ying,
a
nd replace
o
r to
a
mage the
n
sioning the
e
r belt life,
e


Tra
n
Cle
a
to p
r
Tra
n












Squeali
n

DO NO
T
sheave
t
nsmissio
n
a
n the trans
m
revent high
nsporting

Remov
e
saw.

Make s
u
working
the load
vehicle.

Close th
transpo
r

Drain th
e
distanc
e

Use he
a
weight
o
or unloa

Raise th
compon
e
ramps.

Use ext
r
guiding
t
ramps.
S
saw for
w
Slowly
b
ramp. A
v
the saw

Chock t
h
truck/tra

Turn off
loaded i
n
propelle
d
lever at
N
transmi
s

Engage
the truc
k

Refer to
(DOT) f
o
transpo
r
require
m
n
g belts indi
c
T
use old an
d
t
ogether.
n
Safety
m
ission fan
oil tempera
t
Safety
e
the blade
p
u
re the truck
/
condition a
n
. DO NOT t
o
e fuel shuto
r
ting.
e
fuel tank
w
e
s.
a
vy-duty ra
m
o
f the saw a
n
ding.
e saw to av
o
e
nts while
m
r
eme cautio
n
t
he saw up
a
S
lowly drive
/
w
ard down t
h
b
ack/pull the
v
oid standin
to avoid se
r
h
e wheels a
n
iler prior to
t
the engine/
m
n
to the truc
k
d
models, p
l
N
eutral and
s
sion prior t
o
the brake o
n
k
/trailer to h
e
the Depart
m
o
r additional
r
tation techn
m
ents.
c
ate loosen
e
d
new belts
and fan gu
a
t
ures.
p
rior to trans
/
trailer is in
g
n
d sufficient
o
w the saw
b
ff valve wh
e
w
hen transp
o
m
ps that will
s
n
d yourself
w
o
id damagi
n
m
oving up a
n
n
when
a
nd down
/
push the
h
e ramp.
saw in rev
e
g directly d
o
r
ious injurie
s
n
d secure t
h
t
ransporting
.
m
otor once
t
k
/trailer. For
l
ace the sp
e
engage the
o
turning off
n
ce the sa
w
e
lp secure.
m
ent of Tra
n
information
iques and t
r
e
ss.
on the sam
e
a
rd regularly
porting the
g
ood,
to transpor
t
b
ehind a
e
n
o
rting long
s
upport the
w
hen loadin
g
n
g
n
d down
e
rse up the
o
wnhill from
s
.
h
e saw in a
.
t
he saw is
sel
f
-
e
ed control
the engine.
w
is secure i
n
n
sportation
on proper
r
uck/trailer
e
g
n
8

CC6
5
Lift
i

Sec
u
chai
n
hois
t
DO
N
impr
o
5
61 – CC6561
-
i
ng Sa
f
ety

Move yo
u
away fro
hoisting
t
crushed.
u
re the appro
p
n
s to the saw
’
t
ing.
N
OT attempt
t
o
perly.
-
3 Concrete S
a
u
rself and a
m
the lifting
t
he saw to
p
p
riate hoistin
g
’
s designated
t
o lift the sa
w
a
w Manual
ll others
area when
p
revent bein
g
g
cables, stra
lift points pri
o
w
irresponsibl
y
g
ps, and/or
o
r to
y
and/or
9

CC6
5
In
t
Co
m
5
61 – CC6561
-
t
roduci
m
ponents
1.
F
2. I
3.
C
4.
C
5.
P
6.
W
7.
F
8.
B
9.
D
10.
D
11.
A
12.
A
-
3 Concrete S
a
n
g the
F
rame Uprig
h
nstrument P
a
C
ontrol Leve
r
C
ontrol Grip
P
arking Brak
e
W
ater Suppl
y
F
uel Tank
B
attery Asse
m
D
epth Indicat
o
D
epth Stop
As
A
ir Cleaner
A
ir Intake
a
w Manual
CC656
h
t
a
nel
r
e
m
bly
o
r
s
sembly
1
Figure 1: Si
d
1
3
1
4
1
5
1
6
1
7
1
8
1
9
2
0
2
2
2
2
3
2
4
d
e Views of C
C
3
. Lift Fram
e
4
. Frame B
a
5
. Rear Dri
v
6
. Eaton Tr
a
7
. Rear Axl
e
8
. Front Axl
e
9
. Front Wh
e
0
. Blade Sh
1. Belt Ten
s
2
. Belt Gua
r
3
. Belt Driv
e
4
. Engine
C
6561
e
a
se
v
e Assembly
a
nsmission
e
e
e
el Assembly
aft
s
ioner
r
d
e
Assembly
25. PTO
26. Rota
27. Tran
s
Jack
s
28. Exh
a
29. Radi
a
30. Cool
a
31. Radi
a
32. Dual
33. Blad
e
ry Tensioner
s
mission
s
haft
a
ust System
ator
ant Tank
ator Shroud
Front Pointe
e
Guard
r
10

CC6
5
In
t
Co
m
5
61 – CC6561
-
t
roduci
m
ponents
1. Fr
a
2. In
s
3. C
o
4. C
o
5. P
a
6. W
a
7. F
u
8. B
a
9. D
e
10. D
e
11.
A
i
r
12.
A
i
r
-
3 Concrete S
a
n
g the
a
me Upright
s
trument Pan
o
ntrol Lever
o
ntrol Grip
a
rking Brake
a
ter Supply
u
el Tank
a
ttery Assem
b
e
pth Indicator
e
pth Stop
A
s
s
r
Cleaner
r
Intake
a
w Manual
CC656
el
b
ly
s
embly
1-3
Figure 2: Sid
e
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
e
Views of C
C
3. Lift Fram
e
4. Frame Ba
5. Rear Driv
e
6. Eaton Tra
7. Rear Axle
8. Front Axl
e
9. Front Whe
e
2
0. 3 Speed
T
2
1. 3 Speed
B
2
2. Belt Guar
d
2
3. Belt Drive
2
4. Engine
A
C
6561-3
e
se
e
Assembly
nsmission
e
e
l Assembly
T
ransmission
B
lade Shaft
d
A
ssembly
25. PTO
26. Rotar
y
27. Trans
m
Jacks
h
28. Exhau
29. Radia
t
30. Coola
n
31. Radia
t
32. Dual
F
33. Blade
y
Tensioner
m
ission
h
aft
st Assembly
t
or
n
t Tank
t
or Shroud
F
ront Pointer
Guard
11

CC6
5
C
o
5
61 – CC6561
-
o
ntrols
1. I
g
2.
E
3.
E
t
e
4.
P
5.
A
6.
D
7.
C
8.
P
9.
W
10.
E
11.
H
12.
T
13.
R
14.
L
15. F
16.
T
17.
W
18.
S
19.
W
20.
L
-
3 Concrete S
a
g
nition Swi
t
E
ngine Thr
o
E
ngine Disp
e
mperature,
P
arking Bra
k
A
ir Cleaner
R
D
epth Stop
K
C
utting Dep
t
P
ointer Rop
e
W
ater Valve
–
E
mergency
S
H
andle Loc
k
T
ravel Spee
d
R
aise Push
b
L
ower Push
b
uel Filler /
G
T
ransmissi
o
W
ater Safet
y
S
potlight S
w
W
ater Pum
p
L
owering S
p
a
w Manual
t
ch–Starts
e
o
ttle Rocke
r
lay Panel –
etc.
k
e Lever- E
R
estriction
K
nob–Secu
t
h Indicato
r
e
Cleat–Se
c
–
Controls w
a
S
top Butto
n
k
Knobs–S
e
d
Control L
e
b
utton–Rai
s
b
utton–Lo
w
G
auge Cap
–
o
n Engage
m
y
Switch (O
w
itch (Opti
o
p
Switch (O
p
p
eed Valve
(
Figure
e
ngine.
r
–Increases
Displays s
p
ngages and
Indicator –
res cutting
d
r
–Indicates
b
c
ures front
p
a
ter flow to
b
n
–Stops en
g
e
cure handl
e
e
ve
r
–Contr
o
s
es saw and
w
ers saw an
d
–
Opening t
o
m
ent Leve
r
–
ptional Ite
m
o
nal Item)–
P
p
tional Ite
m
(
Optional It
3: Saw Contr
o
and decrea
s
p
ecific engin
e
disengage
s
Indicates
w
d
epth.
b
lade’s dept
p
ointer cabl
e
b
lade.
g
ine.
e
bars to fra
m
o
ls forward/
n
blade.
d
blade.
o
add fuel; i
n
–
Engages/di
s
m
)–Detects
a
P
owers spotl
m
)–Pumps w
a
em) – Chan
o
ls
s
es engine
s
e informatio
s
the wheel
b
w
hen to servi
h from surf
a
e
.
m
e upright.
n
eutral/reve
r
n
dicates fuel
s
engages tr
a
a
n improper
l
ight.
ater to blad
e
n
ges saw’s l
o
s
peed/blade
n; speed (R
b
rake
i
ce air clean
a
ce.
r
se motion
o
level.
ansmission.
water pres
s
e
.
o
wering spe
speed (RP
M
PM), fuel le
v
er.
o
f saw.
s
ure.
ed.
M
).
v
el,
12

CC6561 – CC6561-3 Co
n
n
crete Saw M
a
a
nual
Fig
u
re 4: Side a
n
n
d Bottom View
13

CC6561 – CC6561-3 Concrete Saw Manual
Specifications
Table 1: Saw Specifications
Maximum Cutting Depth 17-3/4” with 42” blade
Blade Shaft Diameter 2”
Arbor Diameter 1” with driven pin
Blade Shaft Bearings Oil Filled
Blade Shaft Drive 10 V-Belts
Blade Mounting Right or left
Blade Raise/Lower Electro-hydraulic pump
Blade Coolant Dual multi-spray water tubes
Blade Guard Attachment Slip-on up to 30”; bolt-on for 36” and 42”
Front Wheel Dimensions 8” × 3” × 1 5/8”
Rear Wheel Dimensions 10” × 3” × 2”
Handlebars Two-position tilt
Transmission Eaton Model 10 (Model 11 after 2017)
Drive Speed 0-200 ft./min
Electric Start Standard
Hour Meter Standard
Amp Meter Warning light
Fuel Capacity Nine gallons
Tachometer Standard
Cutting Depth Indicator Standard
Quick Disconnect Blade Flanges Standard
Frame Lift Standard
Quick Release Rear Wheels Standard
Uncrated Weight
(add 100 lb. for crated weight) 1,825 – 1,900 lb.
Table 2: Engine/Motor Specifications
Manufacturer Kubota
Model WG2503
H.P. (SAEJ1349) (HP / rpm) 2700 RPM
Fuel Type Gasoline
Cylinders 4
Note: Refer to the engine manual for additional engine information and
specifications.
14

CC6
5
O
p
Ha
n
The
man
A
dj
u
1.
L
2.
H
h
h
t
w
o
l
e
3.
T
h
4.
R
h
5.
A
Fro
n
The
f
cutti
n
A
dj
u
1.
R
c
2.
L
3.
L
4.
D
5.
P
t
6.
P
t
5
61 – CC6561
-
p
eratin
g
n
dlebars
handlebars
euver the s
a
u
sting the
H
L
oosen both
H
old the ha
n
h
andlebar in
h
andle lock
k
wo different
o
pening. Pl
a
e
ngth.
T
ighten the
h
h
andlebar.
Figure 5:
H
R
epeat step
s
h
andlebar.
A
djust the h
a
n
t Pointer
f
ront pointer
a
n
g line.
u
sting the
F
R
emove the
c
able cleat
o
L
ower the fr
o
L
oosen both
D
ivide an 8
–
P
lace the lo
o
he backsid
e
P
lace one s
t
he blade an
-
3 Concrete S
a
g
the
C
help the op
e
a
w.
H
andlebars
handle loc
k
n
dleba
r
grip
to the handl
k
nob. The h
a
pathways i
n
a
ce the han
d
h
andle lock
k
H
andle Loc
k
s
2–3 to se
c
a
ndlebar le
n
a
ssembly hel
p
F
ront Point
e
tensioned
p
o
n the frame
o
nt pointer f
r
front point
e
–
10 ft. piece
o
ped end of
e
of the blad
e
t
ring line up
d one string
a
w Manual
C
C6561
e
rator guide
k
knobs.
and place t
h
ebar openi
n
a
ndlebar fit
s
n
side the ha
d
lebar at the
k
nob to sec
u
k
Knob and
H
c
ure the sec
o
n
gth as nec
e
p
s the opera
t
e
r
p
ointer lany
a
upright.
r
ame to the
e
r frame scr
e
of string in
h
string into
a
e
.
against the
line up aga
and C
C
and
h
e first
n
g below the
s
through
ndlebar
desired
u
re the
H
andlebar
o
nd
e
ssary.
t
or follow the
a
rd from the
floor.
e
ws.
h
alf.
a
gullet on
backside of
inst the
C
6561
-
f
i
f
7.
C
8.
R
s
9.
L
t
10.
R
t
f
-
3
f
ront side of
i
n one hand
f
ront pointe
r
Figure
6
C
ap in betw
Figure 7:
R
etighten b
o
s
ecure the
p
L
ift the front
t
he cutting t
a
R
e-tension
t
t
he lanyard
f
ront pointe
r
f
the blade.
H
, tension th
e
r
rod.
6
: String Li
n
w
een the ten
s
Pointer C
a
Lin
e
o
th front poi
p
ointer rod.
t
pointer fra
m
a
sk is comp
t
he pointer l
a
into the cab
r
.
H
olding the
s
e
lines out t
o
n
e against
B
s
ioned strin
g
a
p between
e
s
nter frame
s
m
e off of the
lete.
a
nyard, and
le cleat to s
e
s
tring ends
o
ward the
B
lade
g
lines.
String
s
crews to
floo
r
when
then place
e
cure the
15

CC6
5
Re
a
The
A
dj
u
Loo
s
adju
poin
t
sec
u
Bat
t
Ign
em
ex
p
op
e
bat
Us
e
vol
t
Us
e
shi
e
ski
n
The
posi
t
cabl
e
5
61 – CC6561
-
a
r Pointers
rear pointe
r
u
sting the
R
Fi
g
s
en the scre
st the rear
p
t
er up or do
w
u
re.
t
ery
WARNI
N
itable explo
s
itted from t
h
p
ose the bat
t
e
n flames, a
tery well-ve
n
CAUTIO
e
a proper b
t
meter, to te
e
protective
e
ld, and av
o
n
when han
d
saw contai
n
t
ive battery
c
e
lead.
-
3 Concrete S
a
r
rods act as
R
ear Pointe
r
g
ure 8: Rear
P
w
on the ba
p
ointer rod’s
w
n, and the
n
N
G
s
ive gases
a
h
e battery. D
t
ery to spar
k
nd keep the
n
tilated.
N
attery teste
r
st the batte
r
eyewear or
o
id contact
w
d
ling a batt
e
n
s a charge
d
c
able lead
a
a
w Manual
guides wh
e
r
s
P
ointer Rod
c
k of the fra
length and
t
n
retighten t
h
a
re
O NOT
k
s or
area aroun
d
r
, such as a
r
y strength.
a face
w
ith the
ry.
d
battery wit
h
a
nd one neg
a
e
n cutting.
me edge to
t
o move the
h
e screw to
d
the
h
one
a
tive batter
y
y
Dia
m
se
r
Usi
n
the
b
effi
c
ww
w
bla
d
Ins
p
Ins
p
all
d








mond Bla
d
WARNI
N
DO
ma
x
cut
t
ca
u
r
ious injuries
a
n
g the prop
e
blade and i
m
c
iency, resul
t
w
.diamondp
r
d
e types an
d
p
ecting the
p
ect each bl
a
d
amaged bl
a

Cracks,

A dama
g
hole).

Darkne
s
blade.

A
defor
m

Segme
n

Core w
e

Bending

Uneven
d
es
N
G
O
NOT excee
d
x
imum reco
m
t
ing. Excessi
v
u
se blade bre
a
nd/or death
.
e
r blade (siz
e
m
proves cut
t
ting in lowe
r
r
oducts.co
m
d
additional
b
Blade
a
de prior to
a
des. Inspe
c
nicks, and
d
g
ed and/or
d
s
s and/or di
s
m
ed blade c
i
n
t loss and/o
e
a
r
.
.
side-widths
.
d
the blade’s
m
mended spe
v
e blade spe
e
akage, result
.
e
and type)
t
ing and op
e
r
costs. Ref
e
m
for a list of
b
lade infor
m
installation
a
c
t all blades
f
d
ents.
d
eformed ar
b
s
coloration n
i
rcumferenc
e
r segment
c
.
ed when
e
ds can
ing in
preserves
er
ator
e
r to
different
m
ation.
a
nd discard
f
o
r
:
b
or (center
ear edge o
f
e
.
c
racks.
16

CC6
5
Bla
d
Ref
e
blad
reco
NO
T
spe
e
req
u
sha
ft
Inst
a
D
O
en
g
Fai
bla
d
the
5
61 – CC6561
-
d
e Speed
e
r to the CC
6
e, or the bl
a
mmended
b
T
exceed th
e
e
d. DO NO
T
u
ires a lowe
r
ft
speed.
Fig
Figu
r
a
l
l
ing the
B
WARNI
N
O
NOT instal
l
g
ine running
lure to prop
e
d
e may cau
s
saw.
-
3 Concrete S
a
6
561 or CC
6
a
de packagi
n
b
lade speed
s
e
maximum
r
T
use a blad
r
speed than
ure 9: CC656
1
r
e 10: CC6561
B
lade
N
G
l
a blade wit
.
e
rly secure
t
s
e parts to l
o
a
w Manual
6
561-3 RP
M
n
g informati
o
s
when cutti
n
r
ecommend
e
e for cutting
the minimu
1
RPM Chart
-3 RPM Char
t
h the
t
he outer fla
n
o
osen or fal
l
M
Chart, the
o
n for the
n
g. DO
e
d blade
that
m blade
t
n
ge and
l
off of
W
e
en
v
Use
with
App
tigh
t
sec
u
me
a
Inst
a
sa
w
tas
k
nec
e
she
a
cha
n
req
u
Co
n
sa
w
in t
h
info
r
Re
m
Left
1.
R
(
h
f
CAUTI
O
e
ar gloves a
v
ironment
w
e
the 15/16”
c
the saw w
h
p
ly force to t
h
t
en the bolt
t
u
re the oute
a
surement c
a
ll the blad
e
w
; utilize the
m
k
. Adjust the
e
ssary, and
a
ve, blade
d
n
ging the bl
a
u
ires assis
t
n
tact techn
i
w
. Refer to t
h
h
e Diamond
r
mation.
m
ove Mount
e
Side of Saw
w
R
emove th
e
(
attached to
h
inge knuc
k
f
langes.
O
N
nd be alert
t
w
hen handli
n
c
ombinatio
n
h
en installin
g
h
e opposite
t
o 125 ft-lb
(
r flange an
d
an be verifi
e
Figure 11:
W
e
on either t
h
most appro
p
engine gov
e
install the a
d
rive belts,
a
a
de size. C
h
t
ance from
i
cal suppor
t
h
e RPM Ch
a
Products’ P
e
d Blade Gu
a
w
ith 26” to 42
”
e
blade guar
d
blade guar
d
k
le to gain a
c
t
o the surro
u
n
g blades.
n
wrench th
a
g
/removing
a
end of the
w
(
169.5 Nm)
t
d
blade. Thi
s
e
d with a tor
q
W
rench
h
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g
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b
a
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w
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t
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rd
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or insert l
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h
c
cess to the
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nding
a
t comes
a
blade.
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rench and
t
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s
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ue wrench
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e
or
the cuttin
g
g
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b
lade shaft
w
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e
blade siz
e
upport.
u
nning the
n
the saw, o
r
additional
o
ck pin
h
e wide rea
r
blade
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g
r
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secure
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r
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a
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k
nuckles co
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t
s the front
h
h
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P
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lock pin lo
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H
Contacts L
o
F
ront half
o
d
in this u
p
half of blad
e
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ck pin to all
g
h this ring
a
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e
a
w Manual
rough Rear H
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h
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a
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e
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p
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a
rd until the
k
pin. (Note:
u
ard from
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lt guard.
a
rd must b
e
on!
p
ositioning
l
ock pin to
on through
e
Rig
h
Mou
n
1.
R
g
b
Re
m
1.
R
T
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h
t Side of Saw
nted Blade G
u
R
emove th
e
g
uard 180°
(
b
lade flang
e
Figure
m
ove Outer
B
Figur
e
R
emove th
e
T
urn the bol
u
re 14: Secon
d
Ring
o
and Left Sid
e
u
ards
e
blade guar
d
(
fully upwar
d
e
s. Secure
w
15: Blade Gu
B
lade Flange
e
16: Blade Fl
e
blade shaf
t
l
t clockwise
d
Lock Pin th
r
o
f First
e
(less than 2
6
d
or pivot th
e
d
) to gain a
c
w
ith pin.
ard Locking
P
e
anges Toget
h
t
bolt using
t
(left-hand t
h
r
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6
” to 42”)
e front of th
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c
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h
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r
t
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(
right-hand t
h
R
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c
arefully pul
l
f
lange align
m
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nspect the
b
nner flange
d
amages an
n
ecessary.
S
elect the c
o
a
nd inspect
t
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aise the s
a
he blade.
P
lace the bl
a
p
oint the arr
o
d
irection of t
nstalling th
e
A
lign and fit
s
haft throug
h
b
lade shaft
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s
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3 Concrete S
a
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of the saw
,
h
reads) on
t
bolt and w
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l
the outer fl
a
m
ent pin hol
e
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b
olt, outer fl
a
alignment p
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p
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rrect blade
t
he blade fo
a
w slightly t
o
a
de next to
t
o
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a
e
blade.
the outer fl
a
h
the blade
h
a
nd inner fla
s
erting the
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a
w Manual
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and count
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t
he left side
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e
dge lock w
a
a
nge out of
t
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and blade
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e
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f
in hole for v
air, or repla
c
type for the
r
visible da
m
provide ro
o
t
he inner fla
n
o
n the blade
a
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n
a
nge alignm
e
h
oles, and i
n
nge alignm
e
O
uter Flang
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er
clockwise
o
f the saw.
a
sher, and
t
he inner
shaft.
e
d
f
lange, and
isible
c
e or as
cutting tas
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m
ages.
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m to install
n
ge.
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lways
in the
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when
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to the
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nt pin hole.
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b
b
9.
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s
s
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m
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2.
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3.
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4.
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f
t
a
5.
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lightly
r
ota
t
b
ackward t
o
b
etween pa
r
P
lace the w
e
s
haft bolt a
n
s
haft.
T
ighten the
a
nd slowly l
o
t
he ground’
s
T
ighten the
(
169.5 Nm)
a
nd blade.
T
w
ith a torqu
e
Fig
R
eattach th
e
t
he guard d
o
m
oving the
CAUTI
O
A
lways let th
e
e
moving or
r
ry cutting.
R
emove th
e
g
uard 180°
(
g
ain access
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lowly lowe
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r
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f
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hen remov
e
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ppropriate
Inspect the
b
i
nne
r
flange
t
e the outer
o
eliminate
b
r
ts.
e
dge lock w
n
d insert the
bolt by han
d
o
wer the bl
a
s
surface.
bolt, using t
to properly
s
T
his measu
r
e
w
r
ench.
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e
e
blade gua
r
o
wn and ov
e
Blade
O
N
e
blade cool
r
eplacing bl
a
e
blade guar
d
(
fully upwar
d
to the blad
e
r the blade
u
r
face.
e
blade shaf
t
m
the blade
s
ll the outer
f
m
ent pin ho
l
e
the blade.
storage loc
a
b
olt, outer fl
a
alignment
p
flange and
b
b
acklash (lo
o
asher onto
t
bolt into th
e
d
as much a
s
a
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he wrench,
t
s
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r
ement can
b
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ning the Bolt
r
d or pivot t
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r the blade
prior to
a
des when
d
or pivot th
e
d
, secure wi
t
e
flanges.
u
ntil it just t
o
t
bolt and w
e
s
haft.
f
lange out o
f
l
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e
Place the b
l
a
tion.
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nge, inner
p
in hole for
v
b
lade
o
seness)
t
he blade
e
blade
s possible,
st touches
t
o 125 ft-lb
o
uter flange
b
e verified
h
e front of
to secure.
e front of th
e
th pin) to
o
uches the
e
dge lock
f
the inner
e
shaft, and
l
ade in the
flange, and
v
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e
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R
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2.
P
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m
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d
amages an
n
ecessary.
A
lign and fit
s
haft into th
e
a
lignment pi
n
P
lace the w
e
s
haft bolt an
s
haft.
T
ighten the
b
o
uter flange
R
eattach th
e
he guard d
o
d
e Guard
WARNI
N
NOT operat
e
s
ed or remov
e
NOT remov
e
n
ing.
d
e exposure
w
0
°.
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ays pivot the
w
ard) and se
c
n
g down une
x
blade guar
d
n
place whe
n
ard that ma
t
a
l
l
ing the
B
R
egularly in
s
f
or cuts, slur
a
wire brush
P
lace the ta
p
b
lade guard
m
ount on th
e
-
3 Concrete S
a
d clean, re
p
the outer fl
a
e
blade shaf
t
n
hole.
e
dge lock w
a
d
insert the
b
olt by hand
together.
e
blade gua
r
o
wn and ov
e
N
G
e
the saw wit
h
e
d.
e
the blade g
u
w
hen cutting
front of the
b
c
ure with pin
s
x
pectedly, ca
d
shields the
n
operating
t
t
ches the bl
a
B
lade Guar
d
s
pect the bl
a
ry, and/or d
e
or replace
t
p
ered moun
t
down onto
t
e
frame bas
e
a
w Manual
air, or repla
c
a
nge alignm
e
t
and inner
f
a
sher onto t
h
bolt into the
to secure t
h
d or pivot th
r the blade
t
h
the blade g
u
u
ard with the
should not e
x
b
lade guard 1
8
s
o the guard
d
using seriou
s
blade and
m
t
he saw. Be
a
de size.
d
a
de guard w
e
bris. Clean
t
he tubes as
t
from one s
t
he tapered
b
e
.
c
e as
e
nt pin and
f
lange
h
e blade
blade
h
e inner an
d
e front of
t
o secure.
u
ard
engine
x
ceed
8
0° (fully
d
oes not
s
injuries.
m
ust alway
s
sure to use
ater tubes
them using
necessary.
ide of the
b
lade guard
d
s
3.
I
i
4.
F
g
s
g
t
5.
C
t
g
Re
m
1.
D
b
2.
R
g
3.
F
g
s
g
4.
U
g
o
Fig
u
Insert the lo
c
i
nto the tap
e
F
or the 36-
4
g
uard cap s
c
s
ide (facing
g
uard, and
t
t
hreaded h
o
Figur
e
C
onnect on
e
t
he water v
a
g
uard hose
Figur
e
m
oving the
D
isconnect
t
b
lade guard
R
emove th
e
g
uard moun
F
or the 36-
4
g
uard cap s
c
s
ide of the f
r
g
uard.
U
se the ha
n
g
uard back
a
o
f the taper
e
u
re 20: Lower
ck pin, con
n
e
red blade g
4
2” blade gu
crew throug
away from
t
t
hen tighten
o
le on the si
d
e
21: Blade G
u
e
end of the
a
lve and the
fitting.
e
22: Blade G
u
Blade Gua
r
t
he water s
u
hose fitting
e
lock pin fr
o
n
t hole.
4
2” blade gu
crew from t
h
r
ame base
a
n
dle on the
b
a
nd forth w
h
e
d blade gu
a
ing the Guar
d
n
ected to th
e
uard mount
ards; place
t
h the hole o
t
he saw) of
t
the screw i
n
d
e of the fra
m
u
ard Cap Scr
e
water supp
l
other end t
o
u
ard Hose Fitt
i
r
d
u
pply hose f
r
.
o
m the taper
e
ard; remov
e
h
e threaded
a
nd from th
e
b
lade guard
t
h
ile lifting th
e
a
rd mount.
d
e
lanyard,
hole.
t
he blade
n the rear
t
he blade
n
to the
m
e base.
e
w Hole
l
y hose to
o
the blade
i
ng
r
om the
e
d blade
e
the blade
hole on the
e
blade
t
o rock the
e
guard off
20