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FKS 2200 B1 - Lidl Service Website

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18<br />

Do not fell any trees when a<br />

strong or changing wind is blowing,<br />

if the danger of property<br />

damage exists or if the tree could<br />

fall on electric wires.<br />

Immediately after termination of<br />

the sawing procedure, remove the<br />

ear protection so that you can hear<br />

hooter and alarm signals.<br />

1. Removal of branches:<br />

Remove hanging branches by<br />

positioning the cut from above the<br />

branch. With removal of branches,<br />

never work higher than shoulder<br />

level.<br />

2. Escape area:<br />

Remove the undergrowth around<br />

the tree to ensure an easy<br />

escape. The escape area (1)<br />

should be around 45° either side<br />

behind the planned felling direction<br />

(2).<br />

3. Cutting notch (A):<br />

Make a felling notch in the direction<br />

in which you wish the tree to<br />

fall. Start with an upper sawing<br />

cut. Now make a<br />

sawcut below, which runs horizontally<br />

and encounters the upper<br />

sawcut exactly.<br />

The depth of cut of the notch<br />

should be approx. ¼ of the trunk<br />

diameter and the cutting angle at<br />

least 45°.<br />

Never step in front of a tree<br />

which is notched.<br />

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4. Felling back cut (B):<br />

Make the back cut from the other<br />

side of the log, where you stand<br />

to the left of the log and saw with<br />

the chainsaw pulling. The back<br />

cut must run horizontally about<br />

3-5 cm above the horizontal<br />

notched cut.<br />

The back cut should be so deep<br />

that the separation distance<br />

between the back cut and the<br />

notch cutting line is at least 1/10<br />

of the trunk diameter. The part<br />

of the log not sawed through is<br />

designated as a break dimen-<br />

sion.<br />

Insert a felling wedge or a crowbar<br />

into the back cut, as soon<br />

as the depth of cut permits this,<br />

in order to prevent a jamming of<br />

the chain bar.<br />

5. If the trunk diameter is larger<br />

than the length of the chain bar,<br />

make two cuts.<br />

For safety reasons, we advise<br />

inexperienced users not to fell<br />

any logs with a rail length which<br />

is smaller than the trunk diameter.<br />

6. After carrying out of the back<br />

cut, the tree falls by itself or with<br />

the aid of the felling wedge or<br />

crowbar.<br />

As soon as the tree begins to<br />

fall, pull out the saw from the<br />

section, stop the motor, place the<br />

electric chainsaw down and leave<br />

the workplace using the withdrawal<br />

path.

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