CC6561GK Gas Walk Behind Saw

The CC6561GK Gas Walk Behind Saw offers a perfect blend of power, reliability, and convenience. It has a blade capacity ranging from 14' to 42' and is powered by gasoline. This saw is equipped with a liquid - cooled Kubota® gasoline WG2503, a 61HP spark - ignited industrial engine that fully complies with EPA regulations. The self - propelled Eaton Model 10 transmission makes operation smooth. It can fit through a 36' door frame and has the strongest frame on the market. The 4 - stage air filter system ensures clean air intake. Developed on an industrial diesel engine platform, it has very low noise and vibration. With electronic fuel injection and modern computer engine controls (similar to the CC6571D), and a 3 - way catalytic muffler that meets the latest EPA & CARB emission requirements, it's an eco - friendly choice. Compared to the CC6549D, it has more power and less noise, vibration, and fumes. The specifications show maximum cut depths for different blade sizes, a 2' blade shaft diameter, 1' arbor size with drive pin, 10 - belt blade shaft drive, and right or left blade mounting. The blade raise and lower is controlled by an electro - hydraulic pump. It comes with a variety of useful accessories like a blade shaft tachometer, hour meter, frame lift, and more.

Using the CC6561GK Gas Walk Behind Saw is easy. First, make sure the saw is on a flat and stable surface. Check the fuel level in the 9 - gallon tank and fill it if needed. Start the engine following the normal procedure for a gasoline engine. Adjust the blade to the desired cutting depth using the electro - hydraulic pump. You can choose between single - speed and three - speed options depending on your needs. When operating, keep a firm grip on the saw and move it steadily at a speed of 0 - 200 feet/minute. Remember to wear appropriate safety gear like goggles and ear protection because although it has low noise and vibration, safety is still important. For maintenance, regularly check the 4 - stage air filter and clean or replace it as necessary. Keep an eye on the blade shaft tachometer and hour meter to know when it's time for servicing. Check the oil in the oil bath blade shaft and change it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Make sure the parking brake is engaged when the saw is not in use to prevent any accidental movement.