Harbor Freight Tools 67255 Consider Work Area Environment, Dress properly, Glasses, Carrying Saw

3. Consider Work Area Environment.			a. Cut wood only.
	a. Use extreme caution when cutting		b. Don’t use chain saw for purpose
	small size brush and saplings		not intended – for example – Don’t
	because the slender material may		use chain saw for cutting plastic,
	catch the saw chain and be whipped		masonry, non-wood building
	toward you or pull you off balance.		materials.
	b. Do not operate a chain saw in a tree	9.	Dress properly.
	unless specifically trained to do so.
			a. Do not wear loose clothing or
	c. When cutting a limb that is under
			jewelry. They can get caught in
	tension be alert for spring back so
			moving parts. Rubber gloves and
	that you will not be struck when
			non-skid footwear are recommended
	the tension in the wood fibers is
			when working outdoors.
	released.
			b. Wear protective hair covering to
	d. Do not expose chain saw to rain.
			contain long hair.
	e. Do not use chain saw in damp or
		10.	Use ANSI-approved Safety
	wet locations.
			Glasses.
	f. Do not use chain saw in presence of
			Also use safety footwear; snug fitting
	flammable liquids or gases.
			clothing; protective gloves; steel-toed
4.	Guard Against Electric Shock.		boots; hearing and head protection.
	Prevent body contact with grounded	11.	Carrying Saw.
	surfaces. For example: metal pipes,		Carry the chain saw by the front
			handle with the saw stopped, finger
	wire fences.
			off the switch, the guide bar and saw
5.	Keep Children Away.
			chain to the rear.
	a. Do not let visitors contact chain saw	12.	Maintain Chain Saw With Care.
	or extension cord.
			a. Inspect chain saw cords periodically
	b. All visitors should be kept away from
			and if damaged, have repaired by
	work area.
			authorized service facility.
6. Store Idle Chain Saw.			b. Keep cord clear of the chain
	a. When not in use, chain saws should		and operator at all times. Never
	be stored in a dry, and high or		carry saw by the cord or pull it to
	locked-up place – out of the reach of		disconnect from receptacle. Keep
	children.		cord from oil and sharp edges.
	b. When storing saw, use a scabbard		c. Inspect extension cords periodically
	or carrying case.		and replace if damaged.
7.	Don’t Force Chain Saw		d. Keep tools sharp and clean for better
			and safer performance.
	It will do the job better and safer at
			e. Follow instructions for lubricating
	the rate for which it was intended.
			and changing accessories.

8.Use Right Tool.

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