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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Experience is very important when running the 4000 saw. A 
skilled worker is highly recommended. Always do an inspection 
of the saw before starting the engine. Check the fuel (J) and 
oil level (G) per the enclosed engine manual. SAE 10W/30 oil 
and unleaded gasoline with an 87 or higher octane should be 
used. The hydrostatic tansmission use Mobil DTE 26 hydraulic 
oil or equivalent (20W with viscosity of 68). 
Observe all safety 
regulations for the safe handling of fuelAlways check the 
engine oil with the saw turned off, completely lowered and 
the engine level! Check that all controls are in good working 
order. Check for loose bolts or nuts. Check for fuel or oil leaks.
WARNING 
Do not leave the saw unattended while the engine 
is running! Always secure the saw from movement 
while unattended.
Insure all guards are secure, undamaged and properly in-
stalled.
To start the engine, turn the key switch on the “ON” (C) po-
sition. Raise the saw by pushing the rocker switch (P) on 
the right handle to the full and up position. Move the engine 
throttle lever (O) 1/3 of the way to the open position. Close the 
engine choke lever (F). The closed choke position enriches the 
fuel mixture for starting a cold engine. The open choke position 
provides the correct fuel mixture for operation after the engine 
starts and for restarting a warm engine. Start the engine by 
turning the key switch (C) to “START” position and release 
once the engine starts. Slowly close the choke lever (F). Allow 
the engine to warm for a few minutes.
WARNING 
Do not operate saw if there is a fuel leak!
WARNING 
Do not operate the saw unless all guards, safety 
equipment and the engine kill switch are in place and 
operational!
Always clean the blade block assembly thoroughly before stor-
ing the saw. Always close fuel valve before transporting.
Handle bar
Fuel tank and fill cap
Blade block
Front guide 
wheel
 
 
 
 
Check the air filter (D) and clean or replace if necessary. 
Check for proper specification of blade and that the skid plate 
operates properly. Check that the blade and skid plate are in 
good condition. Make sure the work site is clean, well lit and 
hazard free.
WARNING
ASPHYXIATION HAZARD
Running an engine in a confined or badly ventilated 
area can result in injury or death due to asphyxiation 
or carbon monoxide poisoning.
WARNING
Before each use, carefully inspect the 4000 for any 
damage to any of its parts and components. Pay 
careful attention to any leakage of gasoline or oil.  
Under no circumstance should the 4000 or any of 
its attachments be operated if you find damage or 
are suspicious that something appears to be dam-
aged.
Open the engine throttle lever to full open position for maxi-
mum engine speed by pulling the throttle knob (O) at the han-
dle. Lower the front guide to the full down position by pushing 
the control handle (N) on the right forward. 
Pulling the handle back slows the forward speed. Pulling the 
handle to the full back position stops the saw. Keep the front 
guide wheel on the cut line to insure straight cuts. Make small 
adjustments by applying side pressure on the handle to keep 
the saw straight.
Increase the forward speed if the saw is pulling left. Decrease 
the forward speed if the saw is pulling right. 
Do not force the 
saw. When approaching a wall, raise the front guide and use 
the triangle guide at the back of the blade block to cut the last 
few feet.
Line up the saw with the cut line using the front guide wheel 
and the triangle pointer on the back of the blade block. Pull 
the control lever (M) on the left back towards you to a full stop 
position. 
Lower the saw in to the cut by pressing the rocker switch (P) 
on the right handle to the “DOWN” position. Lower the blade to 
full depth. Move the saw forward by slowly pushing the control 
lever (M) on the left forward until the desired cutting speed is 
reached.
Move the saw at about half speed for the first 200 feet to allow 
the blade to develop good diamond exposure or open up and 
promote blade life. Increase the forward speed of the saw until 
the blade and the engine are working at maximum efficiency.
Do not hit the blade block assembly against any object. Dam-
age may result. Slow the forward speed by pulling the control 
handle lever back until the saw stops. Raise the saw out of the 
cut to maximum height by depressing the rocker switch in the 
“UP” position.
The self propel function of the saw will not operate with the unit   
raised. Move the engine throttle lever to the full closed posi-
tion. Turn the engine kill switch to the “OFF” position.