STIHL Cutquik Cart Manual

The STIHL Cutquik Cart is a specialized transport and storage solution designed for the STIHL Cutquik concrete saw. It provides secure transportation, stable storage, and easy maneuverability for the saw and its accessories. Below are key sections covering safety, assembly, operation, maintenance, specifications, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Assembly Instructions 3. Loading & Unloading the Saw 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Components 6. Transport & Maneuvering 7. Storage Guidelines 8. Safety Precautions 9. Care & Maintenance 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: Heavy-duty steel frame, large pneumatic tires, integrated saw mounting bracket, accessory storage compartment, parking brake, and tow hitch.

FeatureDescription
FramePowder-coated steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
TiresLarge pneumatic (air-filled) tires for rough terrain and easy rolling
Saw MountIntegrated bracket with straps to securely hold the STIHL Cutquik saw
Storage CompartmentLockable box for blades, fuel, tools, and personal protective equipment
Parking BrakeLever-actuated brake to secure cart when stationary
Tow HitchStandard ball hitch for towing behind a vehicle or ATV
HandleErgonomic grip for manual pushing/pulling
Weight CapacityRated for the saw plus additional cargo weight

Assembly Instructions

Unpack all parts and verify contents against packing list. Assembly requires basic tools (wrenches, screwdriver).

  1. Attach the axle and wheels: Slide axle through frame brackets, secure with provided nuts and washers. Inflate tires to recommended PSI.
  2. Install the handle: Align handle with mounting points on frame, secure with bolts.
  3. Mount the storage box: Position box on frame platform and secure with bolts or latches.
  4. Install the saw mounting bracket: Bolt the bracket to the designated area on the frame.
  5. Attach the parking brake assembly: Connect brake lever to cable and caliper according to diagram.
  6. Install tow hitch (if included): Bolt hitch to rear of frame.

WARNING! Ensure all fasteners are tightened to specification. Do not exceed stated weight limits.

Loading & Unloading the Saw

Always engage the parking brake before loading or unloading.

  1. Position cart on level, stable ground and engage parking brake.
  2. Lift the Cutquik saw (with assistance if needed) and place it onto the mounting bracket.
  3. Secure the saw using the provided straps or buckles. Ensure it is firmly held and cannot shift.
  4. Load accessories (blades, fuel cans) into the storage compartment and secure the lid.
  5. To unload, reverse the process, ensuring the saw is stable when lifting off.

CAUTION! Use proper lifting techniques. The saw is heavy; get help if needed.

Specifications

Controls and Components

Primary user interfaces: Handle, Parking Brake Lever, Tow Hitch, Storage Compartment Latch.

Handle: Used for manual maneuvering. Parking Brake Lever: Pull up to engage brake, push down to release. Tow Hitch: Connect to vehicle's tow ball and secure with pin. Storage Latch: Secures compartment lid; may include a lock cylinder.

Saw Straps: Adjustable nylon or rubber straps with quick-release buckles for securing the saw.

Transport & Maneuvering

For manual movement: Release brake, grip handle, and push/pull. For vehicle towing: Connect hitch, secure safety chains, check lights if equipped.

  1. Ensure saw and cargo are secured and compartment is latched.
  2. Release parking brake.
  3. For towing, connect to vehicle, insert hitch pin, and connect safety chains.
  4. Do not exceed safe towing speed for rough terrain.
  5. Always engage parking brake when stopped.

Tip: Check tire pressure regularly for easier rolling and reduced wear.

Storage Guidelines

Store cart in a dry, covered area to prevent rust and tire degradation.

  1. Unload the saw and store it separately per its manual.
  2. Remove any fuel cans from the storage compartment for safety.
  3. Clean the cart of dirt and debris.
  4. Engage the parking brake.
  5. If storing long-term, consider placing the cart on blocks to take weight off the tires.

WARNING! Do not store fuel or other flammable materials in the compartment long-term.

Safety Precautions

Always engage parking brake when loading/unloading or when stationary on a slope. Secure all cargo. Use proper lifting techniques. Do not exceed weight capacity. When towing, obey traffic laws and ensure the cart is properly connected with safety chains.

Care & Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures long life and safe operation.

CAUTION! Do not use high-pressure spray on bearing areas. Check all hardware before each use.

Regulatory Information

This product is designed for commercial and residential use. It is the user's responsibility to comply with local regulations regarding transport on public roads (e.g., lighting requirements for towed equipment). STIHL is a registered trademark. For genuine parts and accessories, contact your local STIHL dealer. For support, visit www.stihlusa.com or contact STIHL customer service.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Cart is hard to push/pullLow tire pressure, dragging brake, seized bearingsInflate tires to spec; check brake release; lubricate or replace wheel bearings.
Parking brake does not holdLoose cable, worn brake padAdjust brake cable tension; inspect and replace brake pad if worn.
Saw shifts during transportLoose mounting strapsStop and re-tighten all straps securing the saw.
Wheel wobblesLoose axle nut, bent axleTighten axle nut. If wobble persists, inspect axle for damage.
Rattling noiseLoose hardware, unsecured items in boxCheck and tighten all frame bolts. Secure items in storage compartment.

Service: For major repairs, contact your authorized STIHL dealer.

Parts: Use only genuine STIHL replacement parts.

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