The CC6571D Diesel Liquid Cooled Walk Behind Saw is a top - notch cutting solution. It features a Cool Running, Fuel - Efficient, and Reliable 71 HP Kubota® Diesel engine. With a blade capacity ranging from 14' to 42', this diesel - powered saw offers high performance. The Tier 4 Final liquid - cooled engine ensures a smoother running, longer - lasting saw and higher productivity. It has an easy - to - maneuver self - propelled drive and the strongest frame on the market. The saw is designed with less rear weight to reduce operator fatigue. An oil bath blade shaft comes standard, and it offers one - hand sawing control and a parking brake. It can fit through a 36' wide door frame when the guard is removed, and has a quick - release blade flange. The blade shaft tachometer gives the true blade speed. Specifications include a 2' blade shaft diameter, 1' arbor size with drive pin, 10 - belt blade shaft drive, right or left blade mounting, electro - hydraulic pump for blade raise and lower, Eaton model 10 transmission, 0 - 200 feet/minute drive speed, 4 - stage air filter, and 9 - gallon fuel capacity. It also comes with a blade shaft tachometer, hour meter, frame lift, telescoping front pointer, parking brake, and cutting depth features. There are multiple blade capacity options with 71 HP Kubota diesel engines and different speed configurations.
Using the CC6571D Diesel Liquid Cooled Walk Behind Saw is quite straightforward. First, make sure there's enough diesel fuel in the 9 - gallon tank. Check the blade shaft tachometer to ensure the blade is running at the right speed. For maneuvering, use the self - propelled drive which is easy to control. You can operate it with one hand and use the parking brake when needed. When it comes to blade installation or replacement, use the quick - release blade flange. To adjust the cutting depth, use the electro - hydraulic pump. As for safety, always wear proper protective gear like goggles and gloves. Don't operate the saw in wet or unstable conditions. For maintenance, regularly check the air filter and clean or replace it as needed. Keep the blade shaft lubricated with the oil bath system. Check the belts and other moving parts for any signs of wear and tear. Also, monitor the hour meter and follow the manufacturer's recommended service intervals.
