Directions for using the Silky Longboy Pole Saw extendible up to 3.60 m (12 ft)

Dieter Schmid - Fine Tools

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Directions for using the Silky Longboy Pole Saw

Opening and locking the sawblade
Before you can open the blade, you must loosen this locking screw.

Then you can move the blade into position using the rubber sheath to shield your hand.

Open it until you hear a click.

Directions Tighten the locking screw back up.

Extending and closing the telescoping pole
Start with the thinner bar that connects to the saw head.

First loosen the yellow external lever. (1) Then push the spring button (2) and the bar can then be extended (3).

Pull the bar out until the second spring button clicks into place (4) and then close the yellow locking lever (5) which you can no longer see in this picture.

The second, thicker, section works exactly the same way.

Directions To close the saw, do everything in reverse, starting with the second, thicker section.

Loosen the external lever (1).
Push in the locking button (2).
Push the bar back into the grip until the second button locks it into place (3).
Close the external lever.
The thinnest section works the same way.

Safety advice for the Silky Longboy Pole Saw

Before you work with the saw, make sure the locking screw (picture on left) is firmly screwed in.
When you walk with or store the saw, make sure the safety sheath is in place covering the blade.
When working with the saw, wear a safety helmet and safety glasses.
Cut from a spot where you cannot be hit by falling limbs and debris.
Block off your work area so that nobody else will walk under a falling limb while you are working.
Be careful to store the saw out of reach of children. All of these types of saws can cause an extremely gruesome wound if misused.
Use only "Silky Longboy" replacement blades.
Warning: Do not use this saw near overhead electric cables!

Directions for using the Silky Longboy Pole Saw
	Opening and locking the sawblade Before you can open the blade, you must loosen this locking screw.
	Then you can move the blade into position using the rubber sheath to shield your hand.
	Open it until you hear a click.
	Tighten the locking screw back up.
	Extending and closing the telescoping pole Start with the thinner bar that connects to the saw head. First loosen the yellow external lever. (1) Then push the spring button (2) and the bar can then be extended (3).
	Pull the bar out until the second spring button clicks into place (4) and then close the yellow locking lever (5) which you can no longer see in this picture. The second, thicker, section works exactly the same way.
	To close the saw, do everything in reverse, starting with the second, thicker section. Loosen the external lever (1). Push in the locking button (2). Push the bar back into the grip until the second button locks it into place (3). Close the external lever. The thinnest section works the same way.