Operating Tips
TIP #1 -Never let your Lewis Multi-Drill
gearbox run dry!!!
Nearly all gear damage occurs in a DRY
GEAR BOX.
Any oil or grease is better than none at all.
The gear box was filled at the factory with 10
ounces of 80/90 weight gear oil. To check oil
level, turn gearbox on its side as shown in
photo. Remove oil fill plug and then slightly tip
gearbox towards you, oil should start to drip
out if oil level is correct.
TIP #2 - Keep all nuts and bolts tight. Use Loctite to insure that
bolts don’t vibrate loose.
TIP #3 - In case of a jam: Stop the engine.
If the drill is jammed, you could damage your Lewis Multi-
Drill or your chainsaw if you continue to power up the saw. Just
stop the engine and free the drill or auger, then restart the engine
and resume drilling. Damage is more likely to occur with larger
chainsaw engines.
TIP #4 –Noise Levels: The sound level produced by a Lewis
Multi-Drill is negligible. Nearly all noise and vibrations
emanate from the drive engine. To determine relevant engine
noise and vibration levels, see your chainsaw owner’s manual.
Note that in certain applications, the Lewis Multi-Drill may
dampen the engine noise and/or vibration levels.
TIP #5 –Be Safe! Wear gloves, eye and ear protection and do
not operate this unit while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
This Lewis Multi-Drill Owners Manual is general in
nature. If you have any questions or concerns, please check with
your local Lewis Multi-Drill dealer or call our factory for
more information. Do not take chances with your safety!!!
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W A R R A N T Y
If your LEWIS MULTI-DRILL fails to operate properly due
to a manufacturing defect within 1 year of purchase,
please return it freight pre-paid with a copy of your
receipt. We’ll refurbish your LEWIS MULTI-DRILL or
supply you with a new one & ship it back to you, at no charge.
NO QUESTIONS ASKED!
