Oregon 58-Series プリント
WHO SHOULD USE SQUARE-GROUND CUTTING CHAINS?
FILING INSTRUCTIONS FOR 58CJ/CL AND 59CJ/CK/CL CHAINS
IMPORTANT NOTE: Several shapes of files can be
used to sharpen square-ground chain. But whichever
shape you prefer, the key to sharpening square-
ground chain is file positioning. The file will sharpen
the top plate and side plate simultaneously. This
creates a line (A). You must position your file so this
line intersects the cutter’s “Working Corner” (B), or
your square-ground chain will not perform properly.
used to sharpen square-ground chain. But whichever
shape you prefer, the key to sharpening square-
ground chain is file positioning. The file will sharpen
the top plate and side plate simultaneously. This
creates a line (A). You must position your file so this
line intersects the cutter’s “Working Corner” (B), or
your square-ground chain will not perform properly.
.025"
40-50˚
85˚
15˚
CHAIN REPLACEMENT PARTS
NOTE: Individual parts packages contain 25 pieces.
LEFT-HAND
RIGHT-HAND
PRESET
CHAIN TYPE
CUTTER
CUTTER
TIE STRAP
TIE STRAP
DRIVE LINK
58CL, 58CJ
P108815
P108816
P23825
P23868
P65514
59CL, 59CJ, 59CK
P108815
P108816
P23825
P23868
P65513
FILE TYPE
DEPTH GAUGE TOOL, .025”
FLAT FILE
Sharpening square-ground chain requires a specialized
31941 (10-PK.)
12211 (12-PK.)
type of file, available from your local saw-chain dealer
For more information on these and other Oregon
®
products, contact your authorized Oregon
®
distributor, or:
OREGON CUTTING SYSTEMS DIVISION, BLOUNT, INC. PO Box 22127 · Portland, OR, U.S.A. 97269-2127
Phone: 503-653-8881 Fax: 503-653-4201 Web: http://www.oregonchain.com
Phone: 503-653-8881 Fax: 503-653-4201 Web: http://www.oregonchain.com
IN CANADA: OREGON DISTRIBUTION LTD.
505 Edinburgh Rd. N., Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1H 6L4
Phone: 519-822-6870 Fax: 519-822-4999
Printed in USA 59L F&B A107036 AA 0301
WHICH CUTTER SEQUENCE IS BEST, STANDARD OR SKIP?
WHICH TYPE OF CUTTING DO YOU DO?
THE CUTTER SEQUENCE TO USE:
I cut “non-fibrous” woods of average size, with guide bars up to
Standard sequence (58CL, 59CL)
approximately 28”
I cut fibrous woods, such as cedar or hemlock
Skip (58CJ, 59CJ) or Semi-skip (59CK)
I cut large wood, with long guide bars approximately 30” and longer
Skip (58CJ, 59CJ) or Semi-skip (59CK)
Oregon
®
.404”-pitch Super Guard
®
square-ground chains
(58CJ/CL and 59CJ/CK/CL) may be capable of kickback
that could result in serious injury to the saw operator or bystanders.
Although these chains have features designed to reduce kickback energy, they
are NOT low-kickback chains. Do not use Oregon
Although these chains have features designed to reduce kickback energy, they
are NOT low-kickback chains. Do not use Oregon
®
58CJ/CL or 59CJ/CK/CL unless
you have experience and specialized training for dealing with kickback. Saw chain
with lower kickback potential is available.
with lower kickback potential is available.
Because every
cut counts
Square-ground chains are intended for professional
users who cut larger wood with guide bars 30” and
longer. The advantage of square-ground chain is its
fast-cutting performance. The disadvantage is that it is
users who cut larger wood with guide bars 30” and
longer. The advantage of square-ground chain is its
fast-cutting performance. The disadvantage is that it is
more difficult to sharpen and less forgiving of filing
errors than the round-ground chains used by most
woodcutters. But for professional users cutting larger
wood, square-ground chains are often preferred.
errors than the round-ground chains used by most
woodcutters. But for professional users cutting larger
wood, square-ground chains are often preferred.
CORRECT FILE POSITION
Line A intersects corner B
FILE IS TOO HIGH
FILE IS TOO LOW
DEPTH-GAUGE SETTING:
TOP-PLATE CUTTING ANGLE:
SIDE-PLATE ANGLE:
TOP-PLATE FILING ANGLE:
*
See warning below
Failure to follow filing instructions can
increase the level of kickback which
increase the level of kickback which
can result in severe injury to the saw operator or bystanders.
*
Do not exceed the depth-gauge setting shown above
*
Always file depth gauges back to their original rounded
or ramped shape after lowering
or ramped shape after lowering