AL-KO BKS 35/35 Mode D'emploi page 24

6.3 Limbing
When limbing, lean the chain saw against the tree trunk.
Never cut with the nose of the guide bar. Danger
of kickback.
Beware of brunches under tension.
Do not cut the freely hanging brunches underneath.
Never cut tree limbs while standing on tree trunk.
Sticking, lengthwise and heart cuts should be carried out
by skilled users of the chain saw only.
7 Technical Data
Type
Engine capacity
Maximum performance
Length – guide bar (OREGON)
Usable cutting length
Saw chain (OREGON)
Width of the drive element
Sprocket
Number of saw teeth
Chain brake
Number of revs under the idle
Maximum number of revs
(with the bar and chain)
Chain speed
Fuel tank capacity
Fuel chain oil tank capacity
Mixing ration
Net weight without chain and chain bar
Fuel consumption
Sound power level L
WA
Sound pressure level L
PA
Max. Vibration acceleration avhw
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
6.4
Always use safe board (sawhorse).
Do not hold the wood with leg. No other person is al-
lowed to hold the wood, either.
The log should be securely supported.
For personal safety, no body part should be in the action
circle of the saw chain.
Set the tree stop claws directly next to the cutting edge
and allow the chainsaw to rotate around this point. The
claws will be pulled against the trunk. Do not exert any
pressure at the end of the cut. If the running chain comes
into contact with an object, it can result in counter move-
ment in the direction of the operator.
BKS 35/35
3
38 cm
1,4 kW (1,9 PS)
35 cm (SD)
33 cm
3/8" / 91 PJ 049
1,27 mm
3/8"
6 z
yes
2.800–3.300 min
11.500 min
12 m/s
0,295 l
0,180 l
40 : 1
5,0 kg
1.250 g/kWh
109 dB(A)
99,4 dB(A)
2
15 m/s
GB 11
Bucking
1,4 kW (1,9 PS)
3/8" / 91 PJ 054
-1 2.800–3.300 min
-1
11.500 min
1.250 g/kWh
BKS 38/40
3
38 cm
40 cm (SD)
37 cm
1,27 mm
3/8"
6 z
yes
-1
-1
12 m/s
0,295 l
0,180 l
40 : 1
5,0 kg
109 dB(A)
99,4 dB(A)
2
15 m/s