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Operation / Introduction
The Quadsaw is used for cutting branches and trees up to a max. diameter of 100 mm without the
branches being torn.
Branches with a diameter over 70 mm, must be cut one of the time.
Vertical cutting is allowed up to a 45 degree angle. Horizontal cutting is possible on hedges with a
width up to. 1,0 m. and a branch diameter up to 40 mm. Thicker branches might stop the blades and
get stuck in the machine.
Maintenance
After 2 hours driving tighten everything. "Easy-Lock" connector with 14 Nm.
Allen-screws for the saw blades with 40 Nm.
After 10 hours work all bolts, screws and”Easy-Lock” retightened
All bolts shall be retightened / checked every 8 hour.
Plastic rail is adjusted down to the blades, with a distance of 1 mm. Is there more than
5 mm intervals, replace the list. Branch deflectors adjusted as closely as possible into the saw
blades, without touching the blades.
Dismount protection plate to the belts, and clean the house for dirt.
Inspect, and if necessary adjust the belts. (See belt diagram)
After inspection or service ALL protection plates and guards must be replaced.
Driving recommendations
Starting and stopping the saw shall always be at lowest pto. rpm.
It is recommended to travel at a slow forward speed when starting work in order to obtain and keep
the recommended rpm of the blades. Adjust the angle of the saw to approx 90 degrees in relation to
the branches. If a thick branch is approaching the branch reflectors , the working height must be ad-
justed for the branch to hit the saw blades straight on.
If small branches or other unwanted material get stuck in the blades, the machine must be stopped
and cleaned.
Always ensure that the blades are running vertical related to the direction of the travel. This will pre-
vent the blades from bending too much.
