Stihl TS 460 Cutquik Instruction Manual

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Stihl TS 460 Cutquik Specification

The Stihl TS 460 Cutquik is a robust and versatile cut-off machine, engineered for both professional and demanding construction applications. It features a powerful two-stroke engine that provides high torque and reliable performance, making it suitable for cutting through tough materials such as concrete, steel, and asphalt. With a displacement of 76.5 cc, the engine delivers an optimal balance of power and efficiency. The unit is designed with a 12-inch or 14-inch cutting wheel option to accommodate various project needs, offering a maximum cutting depth of approximately 4.9 inches with the larger blade.

The machine's ergonomic design includes an advanced anti-vibration system, which minimizes operator fatigue by reducing the transmission of engine vibrations to the handles. This design facilitates longer usage periods with enhanced comfort and precision. The TS 460 also incorporates a semi-automatic belt tensioning system, ensuring consistent performance and extended belt life with minimal maintenance. Its water attachment feature provides effective dust suppression, which improves visibility during operation and ensures compliance with safety regulations.

The Stihl TS 460 is equipped with an easy-start decompression valve and a primer bulb to simplify the starting process, even in challenging conditions. The machine's robust construction includes a reinforced frame and high-quality components, ensuring durability and longevity in harsh working environments. Additionally, the TS 460 is designed for straightforward maintenance, with accessible service points and a user-friendly layout. Overall, the Stihl TS 460 Cutquik is a reliable and powerful tool, ideal for professional users requiring precision and efficiency in demanding cutting applications.

Stihl TS 460 Cutquik F.A.Q.

What is the correct fuel mixture for the Stihl TS 460 Cutquik?

The Stihl TS 460 requires a 50:1 fuel mixture, which means using 2.6 ounces of two-stroke engine oil per gallon of gasoline.

How do I replace the cutting wheel on the Stihl TS 460 Cutquik?

To replace the cutting wheel, first ensure the machine is turned off and disconnect the spark plug. Loosen the central bolt holding the wheel, remove the old wheel, and install the new one, ensuring it's securely fastened.

What should I do if the Stihl TS 460 won't start?

Check for fuel issues, ensure the spark plug is clean and functional, inspect the air filter for clogs, and make sure the stop switch is in the correct position.

How often should I clean the air filter on the Stihl TS 460?

The air filter should be checked and cleaned after every 10 hours of use or more frequently in dusty conditions. Replace it if it is damaged or excessively dirty.

What type of cutting wheel is suitable for concrete cutting with the Stihl TS 460?

For concrete cutting, use a diamond cutting wheel designed for concrete and masonry. Ensure the wheel is compatible with the TS 460.

How can I prolong the life of my Stihl TS 460 Cutquik?

Regular maintenance such as cleaning, proper fuel mixture, timely replacement of worn parts, and storing the machine in a dry place can prolong its life.

What could cause the Stihl TS 460 to vibrate excessively during operation?

Excessive vibration can be due to an unbalanced cutting wheel, loose mounting components, or worn vibration dampeners. Check these parts for proper installation and wear.

How do I adjust the belt tension on the Stihl TS 460?

To adjust the belt tension, first loosen the bolts securing the belt guard. Use the tensioning screw to adjust the belt tension to the correct tightness, then retighten the bolts.

What safety precautions should I take when using the Stihl TS 460?

Always wear protective gear such as goggles, gloves, and ear protection. Ensure the work area is clear of bystanders and obstacles, and follow all operational instructions in the manual.

Why is the Stihl TS 460 overheating and how can I fix it?

Overheating can be caused by clogged air filters, improper fuel mixture, or blocked cooling fins. Clean or replace the air filter, ensure the correct fuel mixture, and clean any debris from the cooling fins.