Diamond Products CC6571 User manual

CONCRETE SAW

OPERATOR’S

MANUAL

MODELS

CC6571 and CC6571-3

September 9, 2015

Part # 1804004

CC6571 - CC6571-3 Concrete Saw Manual

Table of Contents

Safety Precautions .......................................................... 4

Safety Alerts ................................................................ 4

Proposition 65 ............................................................. 4

Spark Arrester Requirement ....................................... 4

Respiratory Hazards ................................................... 4

General Safety ............................................................ 5

Battery and Electrical Safety ....................................... 6

Blade Safety ................................................................ 6

Blade Guard Safety..................................................... 6

Fuel Safety .................................................................. 7

Engine Safety .............................................................. 7

Cutting Safety ............................................................. 8

Hydraulic Safety .......................................................... 8

Belt Safety ................................................................... 8

Transmission Safety ................................................... 8

Transporting Safety..................................................... 8

Lifting Safety ............................................................... 9

Introducing the CC6571 ................................................ 10

Components .............................................................. 10

Introducing the CC6571-3 ............................................. 11

Components .............................................................. 11

Controls ......................................................................... 12

Dimensions .................................................................... 13

Specifications ................................................................ 14

Operating the CC6571 and CC6571-3 .......................... 15

Handlebars ................................................................ 15

Adjusting the Handlebars ..................................... 15

Front Pointer ............................................................. 15

Adjusting the Front Pointer ................................... 15

Rear Pointers ............................................................ 16

Adjusting the Rear Pointers .................................. 16

Battery ....................................................................... 16

Diamond Blades ........................................................ 16

Inspecting the Blade ............................................. 16

Blade Speed ......................................................... 17

Installing the Blade ............................................... 17

Removing the Blade ............................................. 19

Blade Guard .............................................................. 20

Installing the Blade Guard .................................... 20

Removing the Blade Guard .................................. 20

Flange Guard ............................................................ 20

Installing the Flange Guard .................................. 20

Removing the Flange Guard ................................ 21

Water Supply ............................................................ 21

Using the Water Supply ........................................ 21

Water Safety Switch ............................................. 21

Water Pump .......................................................... 22

Control Grip ............................................................... 22

Raising the Saw .................................................... 22

Lowering the Saw ................................................. 22

Lowering Speed .................................................... 22

Speed Control Lever ................................................. 22

Forward Control .................................................... 22

Reverse Control .................................................... 23

Neutral Control ..................................................... 23

Transmission ............................................................ 23

Engaging the Transmission.................................. 23

Disengaging the Transmission ............................. 23

Shifting Three Speed Transmission ..................... 23

Fuel System .............................................................. 23

Adding Fuel .......................................................... 24

Cold Weather Fuel ............................................... 24

Storage ................................................................. 24

Display Panel ................................................................ 24

Soft Keys (Buttons) ................................................... 25

Status Icons .............................................................. 26

Main Menu ................................................................ 27

Arrow .................................................................... 27

DPF Commands ................................................... 27

Main Menu Action Items ........................................... 28

Gauges ................................................................. 29

Diagnostics ........................................................... 29

System Information .............................................. 30

Lamp Information ................................................. 30

User Settings ........................................................ 31

Automatic Shutdown ................................................. 32

Regeneration ............................................................ 32

Parked Regeneration Ready ................................ 32

Regeneration Message Levels ............................ 35

Engine ...................................................................... 36

Ignition Switch ...................................................... 36

Starting the Engine ............................................... 36

Stopping the Engine ............................................. 37

Concrete Cutting ....................................................... 37

Helpful Hints Prior to Cutting ................................ 37

Tasks Prior to Cutting ........................................... 37

Making a Cut ........................................................ 38

Adjusting the Depth Stop ..................................... 38

Continuing a Partial-Cut ....................................... 38

Finishing a Cut ..................................................... 38

Lighting ..................................................................... 38

Spot Light ............................................................. 38

Parking Brake ........................................................... 38

Engaging the Parking Brake ................................ 39

Disengaging the Parking Brake ........................... 39

Maintaining the CC6571 and CC6571-3 ....................... 40

Maintenance Overview ............................................. 40

Daily and/or Regularly .......................................... 40

50 Hours ............................................................... 40

500 Hours ............................................................. 40

Handlebars ............................................................... 40

Part Lubrication ........................................................ 40

Front Axle ............................................................. 40

Rear Axle.............................................................. 41

PTO ...................................................................... 41

Inner Blade Flange ................................................... 41

Installing the Inner Blade Flange ......................... 41

Removing the Inner Blade Flange ....................... 41

Rear Wheels ............................................................. 41

Battery ...................................................................... 41

CC6571 - CC6571-3 Concrete Saw Manual

Battery Type ......................................................... 41

Servicing the Battery ............................................ 42

Electrical System ...................................................... 42

Fuse Panel ........................................................... 42

Relays and Circuit Breakers ................................. 42

Magnetic Sensor ....................................................... 43

Adjusting the Magnetic Sensor ............................. 43

Replacing the Magnetic Sensor ........................... 43

Air Cleaner ................................................................ 43

Restriction Indicator .............................................. 44

Rubber Dust Ejector Boot ..................................... 44

Cleaning/Replacing the Outer Primary Filter ........ 44

Replacing the Inner Safety Filter .......................... 45

Speed Control Lever ................................................. 45

Adjusting the Speed Control Lever ....................... 45

Drive Alignment ......................................................... 46

Adjusting the Rear Drive....................................... 46

Oil Bath Blade Shaft /Oil Expansion Tank ................ 46

Changing the Oil - Single Speed .......................... 46

Changing Oil - Three Speed ................................. 47

Draining Heat Exchanger – Freezing Temps ....... 48

Hydraulic System ...................................................... 48

Adding Hydraulic Fluid.......................................... 48

Rear Drive Transmission .......................................... 49

Cooling Fan .......................................................... 49

Adding Oil ............................................................. 49

Adjusting the Rear Drive Chain ............................ 49

Belt System ............................................................... 49

Blade Drive Belts .................................................. 49

Belt Tension Setting ............................................. 49

Testing the Belt Tension ....................................... 49

Adjusting the Blade Drive Belts ............................ 50

Replacing the Blade Drive Belts ........................... 51

Primary Transmission V-Belt ................................ 52

Replacing the Primary Transmission V-Belt ......... 52

Secondary Transmission V-Belt ........................... 52

Replacing the Secondary Transmission V-Belt .... 52

Engine V-Belt ........................................................ 52

Rotary Tensioner ...................................................... 52

Adjusting the Rotary Tensioner ............................ 52

Replacing the Rotary Tensioner ........................... 53

Engine ....................................................................... 54

Engine Cooling System ........................................ 54

Radiator ................................................................ 54

Cooling Fan .......................................................... 54

In-Line Fuel Filter .................................................. 55

Oil and Fuel Lines ................................................. 55

Storing ....................................................................... 55

Disposal .................................................................... 55

References .................................................................... 56

Appendix A ................................................................ 56

Model and Serial Numbers ................................... 56

Appendix B ................................................................ 57

Daily Maintenance Task Chart ............................. 57

Appendix C ............................................................... 58

Troubleshooting .................................................... 58

Appendix D ............................................................... 60

Additional Resources ........................................... 60

Warranty………………………………………………..64

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lade.

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g

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t

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z

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s

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irty/damag

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njuries.

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l Safety

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lways use

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tore all fue

l

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et the engi

n

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efer to the

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lways use

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p

rior to start

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pen flames

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applicable

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f

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to adding f

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ual for reco

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onal recom

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a

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r

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r

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applicable

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p

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f

luids (e.g.,

s

f

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p

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e

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ank and ch

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ng/replacin

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fumes to p

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ve the saw

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and the bl

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,

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rior to touc

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t

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m

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or regularl

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e

any starte

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engine.

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ck the oil l

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a

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ngine

e without th

e

nter the air

g

air filter(s).

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aged saw

e

nter the en

g

ne/motor ru

n

w

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ntrated

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se loss of

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w around c

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mage.

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ngine usin

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vel prior to

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component

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ning

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mbustible

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xplosions.

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ped

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let them

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ularly to

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s

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d

c

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m

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hile cutting

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urn off all

e

he direct w

o

D

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p

a

nyone else

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h

s

aw.

D

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o

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d

c

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s

n Neutral w

h

s

aw on a sl

o

u

nnecessar

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d

raulic Sa

fe

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t

disconn

e

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hydrauli

c

saw.

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lways

p

cardboa

r

against

h

compon

e

detectio

n

leaks. K

e

and/or a

r

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the skin,

medical

a

t

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t

down pri

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stress cr

a

immedia

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c

operatin

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electrical,

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w

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movement

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ty

t

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u

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fluid press

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p

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r

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m

t

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o

r to servici

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y

inspect th

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a

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r

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f

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p

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c

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n the trans

m

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vehicle.

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ramps.

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saw for

w

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ramp. A

v

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truck/tra

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propelle

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lever at

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s

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ting.

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fuel tank

w

e

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m

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ding.

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r

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n

t

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ack/pull the

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t

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n

to the truc

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models, p

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tation techn

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ures.

p

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n

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w

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n

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when

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m

otor once

t

k

/trailer. For

l

ace the sp

e

engage the

o

turning off

n

ce the sa

w

e

lp secure.

m

ent of Tra

n

information

iques and t

r

e

ss.

on the sam

e

a

rd regularly

porting the

g

ood,

to transpor

t

b

ehind a

e

n

o

rting long

s

upport the

w

hen loadin

g

n

g

n

d down

e

rse up the

o

wnhill from

s

.

h

e saw in a

.

t

he saw is

sel

f

-

e

ed control

the engine.

w

is secure i

n

sportation

on proper

r

uck/trailer

e

g

n

8

CC6

5

Lift

i



Sec

u

chai

n

hois

t

DO

N

impr

o

5

71 - CC6571-

3

i

ng Safety



Move yo

u

away fro

hoisting

t

crushed.

u

re the appro

p

n

s to the saw

’

t

ing.

N

OT attempt

t

o

perly.

3

Concrete Sa

w

u

rself and a

m

the lifting

t

he saw to

p

riate hoistin

g

’

s designated

t

o lift the sa

w

Manual

ll others

area when

p

revent bein

g

cables, stra

lift points pri

o

w

irresponsibl

y

g

ps, and/or

o

r to

y

and/or

9

CC6

5

In

t

Co

m

5

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3

t

roduci

m

ponents

1.

F

2. I

3.

C

4.

C

5.

P

6.

W

7.

F

8.

B

9.

B

10.

D

11.

D

12.

A

13.

A

3

Concrete Sa

w

n

g the

F

rame Uprig

h

nstrument P

a

C

ontrol Leve

r

C

ontrol Grip

P

arking Brak

e

W

ater Suppl

y

F

uel Tank

B

attery

A

sse

m

B

reaker Pan

e

D

epth Indicat

o

D

epth Stop

As

A

ir Cleaner

A

ir Intake

w

Manual

CC657

h

t

a

nel

r

e

m

bly

e

l

o

r

s

sembly

1

Figure 1: Si

d

1

4

1

5

1

6

1

7

1

8

1

9

2

0

2

1

2

3

2

4

2

5

2

6

2

7

d

e Views of C

C

4

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5

. Lift Fram

e

6

. Frame B

a

7

. Rear Dri

v

8

. Eaton Tr

a

9

. Rear Axl

e

0

. Front Axl

e

1

. Front Wh

e

2

. Blade Sh

3

. Expansio

4

. Belt Ten

s

5

. Belt Gua

r

6

. Belt Driv

e

7

. Engine

C

6571

e

a

se

v

e Assembly

a

nsmission

e

el Assembly

aft

o

n Tank

s

ioner

r

d

e

Assembly

28. PTO

29. Rota

30. Tran

s

Jack

s

31. Exh

a

32. Radi

a

33. Cool

a

34. Radi

a

35. Dual

36. Blad

e

ry Tensioner

s

mission

s

haft

a

ust Pipe

ator

ant Tank

ator Shroud

Front Pointe

e

Guard

r

10

CC6

5

In

t

Co

m

5

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3

t

roduci

m

ponents

1. Fr

a

2. In

s

3. C

o

4. C

o

5. P

a

6. W

a

7. F

u

8. F

u

9. B

a

10. Br

e

11. D

e

12. D

e

13.

A

i

r

3

Concrete Sa

w

n

g the

a

me Upright

s

trument Pan

o

ntrol Lever

o

ntrol Grip

a

rking Brake

a

ter Supply

u

el Tank

u

el Cooler

a

ttery

A

ssem

b

e

aker Panel

e

pth Indicator

e

pth Stop

A

s

r

Cleaner

w

Manual

CC657

el

b

ly

s

embly

1-3

Figure 2: Sid

e

1

2

e

Views of C

C

4. Air Intake

5. ECU

6. Lift Fram

e

7. Frame Ba

8.

A

ccess D

o

9. Rear Driv

e

2

0. Eaton Tra

2

1. Rear Axle

2

2. Front Axl

e

3. Front Whe

e

2

4. 3 Speed

T

2

5. 3 Speed

B

2

6. Belt Guar

d

2

7. Belt Drive

C

6571-3

e

se

o

or

e

Assembly

nsmission

e

l Assembly

T

ransmission

B

lade Shaft

d

28. Engin

e

29. PTO

30. Rotar

y

31. Trans

m

Jacks

h

32. Exhau

33. Radia

t

34. Coola

n

35. Radia

t

36. Dual

F

37. Blade

e

Assembly

y

Tensioner

m

ission

h

aft

st Pipe

t

or

n

t Tank

t

or Shroud

F

ront Pointer

Guard

11

CC6

5

C

o

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1

2

5

71 - CC6571-

3

o

ntrols

1

. Ignition

2

. Engine

T

3

. Engine

D

regener

a

4

. Parking

5

. Air Clea

6

. Depth S

t

7

. Cutting

8

. Pointer

R

9

. Water V

a

1

0. Emerge

n

1

1. Handle

L

1

2. Travel S

1

3. Raise P

u

1

4. Lower

P

1

5. Fuel Fill

e

1

6. Transmi

1

7. Water S

a

1

8. Spotlig

h

1

9. Water P

u

2

0. Lowerin

3

Concrete Sa

w

Switch–St

a

T

hrottle Ro

c

D

isplay Pa

n

a

tion, etc.

Brake Lev

e

n

er Restric

t

op Knob–

S

D

epth Indi

c

R

ope Cleat

–

a

lve–Contr

o

n

cy Stop B

u

L

ock Knob

s

peed Cont

r

u

shbutton

–

ushbutton

–

e

r / Gauge

C

ssion Eng

a

fety Switc

h

t Switch (

O

u

mp Switc

h

g Speed V

a

w

Manual

a

rts engine.

c

ke

r

–Incre

a

n

el – Displa

y

er

.

t

ion Indica

t

S

ecures cut

t

c

ato

r

–Indic

a

–

Secures fr

o

ls water flo

w

u

tton–Stop

s

–Secure h

a

r

ol Leve

r

–C

Raises saw

–

Lowers sa

w

C

ap–Openi

n

a

gement Le

v

h

(Optional

O

ptional Ite

m

h

(Optional

a

lve (Optio

n

Figure

a

ses and de

c

y

s specific e

t

or – Deter

m

t

ing depth.

a

tes blade’s

d

o

nt pointer

c

w

to blade.

s

engine.

a

ndlebars to

ontrols forw

and blade.

w

and blade

.

n

g to add fu

e

v

e

r

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e

m

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s

Item)–Pum

p

n

al Item) –

C

3: Saw Contr

o

c

reases eng

ngine infor

m

ines when

t

d

epth from

s

c

able.

frame uprig

ard/neutral/

r

.

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l; indicates

e

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cts an impr

o

s

potlight.

p

s water to

b

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w

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ation, spee

t

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urface.

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ht.

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fuel level.

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s transmis

s

o

per water

p

b

lade.

w

’s lowering

lade speed

d (RPM), fu

e

r cleaner.

ion of saw.

s

ion.

p

ressure.

speed.

(RPM).

e

l level, DP

F

12

CC6

5

D

5

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D

imens

i

3

Concrete Sa

w

i

ons

w

Manual

Figure 4: Si

d

e and Bott

o

m View

13

CC6571 - CC6571-3 Concrete Saw Manual

Specifications

Table 1: Saw Specifications

Maximum Cutting Depth 17-3/4” with 42” blade

Blade Shaft Diameter 2”

Arbor Diameter 1” with driven pin

Blade Shaft Bearings Oil Filled

Blade Shaft Drive 10 V-Belts

Blade Mounting Right or left

Blade Raise/Lower Electro-hydraulic pump

Blade Coolant Dual multi-spray water tubes

Blade Guard Attachment Slip-on up to 30”; bolt-on for 36” and 42”

Front Wheel Dimensions 8” × 3” × 1 5/8”

Rear Wheel Dimensions 10” × 3” × 2”

Handlebars Two-position tilt

Transmission Eaton model 10

Drive Speed 0-200 ft./min

Electric Start Standard

Hour Meter Standard

Amp Meter Warning light

Fuel Capacity Nine gallons

Tachometer Standard

Cutting Depth Indicator Standard

Quick Disconnect Blade Flanges Standard

Frame Lift Standard

Quick Release Rear Wheels Standard

Uncrated Weight

(add 100 lb. for crated weight)

1,844 – 1,901 lb.

Table 2: Engine/Motor Specifications

Manufacturer Kubota

Model V2607 Tier 4

H.P. (SAEJ1349) (HP / rpm) 2700 RPM

Fuel Type Ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel

Cylinders 4

Note: Refer to the engine manual for additional engine information and

specifications.

14

CC6

5

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p

Ha

n

The

man

Ad

ju

1.

L

2.

H

h

t

w

o

l

e

3.

T

h

4.

R

h

5.

A

Fro

n

The

f

cutti

n

Ad

ju

1.

R

c

2.

L

3.

L

4.

D

5.

P

t

5

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3

p

eratin

g

n

dlebars

handlebars

euver the s

a

u

sting the H

a

L

oosen both

H

old the ha

n

h

andlebar in

h

andle lock

k

wo different

o

pening. Pl

a

e

ngth.

T

ighten the

h

andlebar.

Figure 5:

H

R

epeat step

s

h

andlebar.

A

djust the h

a

n

t Pointer

f

ront pointer

a

n

g line.

u

stin

g

the Fr

o

R

emove the

c

able cleat

o

L

ower the fr

o

L

oosen both

D

ivide an 8

–

P

lace the lo

o

he backsid

e

3

Concrete Sa

w

g

the

C

help the op

e

a

w.

a

ndlebars

handle loc

k

n

dleba

r

grip

to the handl

k

nob. The h

a

pathways i

n

a

ce the han

d

h

andle lock

k

H

andle Loc

k

s

2–3 to se

c

a

ndlebar le

n

a

ssembly hel

p

o

nt Pointer

tensioned

p

o

n the frame

o

nt pointer f

r

front point

e

–

10 ft. piece

o

ped end of

e

of the blad

e

w

Manual

C

C6571

e

rator guide

k

knobs.

and place t

h

ebar openi

n

a

ndlebar fit

s

n

side the ha

d

lebar at the

k

nob to sec

u

k

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H

c

ure the sec

o

n

gth as nec

e

p

s the opera

t

p

ointer lany

a

upright.

r

ame to the

e

r frame scr

e

of string in

h

string into

a

e

.

and C

C

and

h

e first

n

g below the

s

through

ndlebar

desired

u

re the

H

andlebar

o

nd

e

ssary.

t

or follow the

a

rd from the

floor.

e

ws.

h

alf.

a

gullet on

C

6571

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6.

P

t

f

i

f

7.

c

8.

R

s

9.

L

t

10.

R

t

f

-

3

P

lace one s

t

he blade a

n

f

ront side of

i

n one hand

f

ront pointe

r

Figure

6

c

ap in betw

e

Figure 7:

R

etighten b

o

s

ecure the

p

L

ift the front

t

he cutting t

a

R

e-tension

t

he lanyard

f

ront pointe

r

t

ring line up

n

d one strin

g

f

the blade.

H

, tension th

e

r

rod.

6

: String Li

n

e

en the ten

s

Pointer C

a

Lin

e

o

th front poi

p

ointer rod.

t

pointer fra

m

a

sk is comp

t

he pointer l

a

into the cab

r

.

against the

g

line up ag

a

H

olding the

s

e

lines out t

o

n

e against

B

s

ioned strin

g

a

p between

e

s

nter frame

s

m

e off of the

lete.

a

nyard, and

le cleat to s

e

backside o

f

a

inst the

s

tring ends

o

ward the

B

lade

g

lines.

String

s

crews to

floo

r

when

then place

e

cure the

f

15

CC6

5

Re

a

The

Ad

ju

Loo

s

adju

poin

t

sec

u

Bat

t

Ign

em

ex

p

op

e

bat

Us

e

vol

t

str

e

Us

e

shi

e

ski

n

The

posi

t

cabl

e

5

71 - CC6571-

3

a

r Pointers

rear pointe

r

u

stin

g

the R

e

Fi

g

s

en the scre

st the rear

p

t

er up or do

w

u

re.

t

ery

WARNI

N

itable explo

s

itted from t

h

p

ose the bat

t

e

n flames, a

tery well-ve

n

CAUTIO

N

e

a proper b

t

meter, to te

e

ngth.

e

protective

e

ld, and av

o

n

when han

d

saw contai

n

t

ive battery

c

e

lead.

3

Concrete Sa

w

r

rods act as

e

ar Pointers

g

ure 8: Rear

P

w

on the ba

p

ointer rod’s

w

n, and the

n

N

G

s

ive gases

a

h

e battery. D

t

ery to spar

k

nd keep the

n

tilated.

N

attery teste

r

st the batte

r

eyewear or

o

id contact

w

d

ling a batt

e

n

s a charge

d

c

able lead

a

w

Manual

guides wh

e

P

ointer Rod

c

k of the fra

length and

t

n

retighten t

h

a

re

O NOT

k

s or

area aroun

d

r

, such as a

r

y

a face

w

ith the

ry.

d

battery wit

h

a

nd one neg

a

e

n cutting.

me edge to

t

o move the

h

e screw to

d

the

h

one

a

tive batter

y

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m

D

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ma

cut

t

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u

an

d

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n

the

b

effi

c

ww

w

bla

d

Ins

p

Ins

p

all

d



mond Bla

d

WARNI

N

O

NOT excee

d

a

ximum reco

m

t

ting. Excessi

v

u

se blade br

e

d

/or death.

n

g the prop

e

blade and i

m

c

iency, resul

t

w

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r

d

e types an

d

p

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g

the

B

p

ect each bl

a

d

amaged bl

a



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

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hole).



Darkne

s

blade.



A

defor

m



Segme

n



Core w

e



Bending



Uneven

d

es

N

G

d

the blade’s

m

mended sp

e

v

e blade spe

e

akage, resul

t

e

r blade (siz

e

m

proves cut

t

ting in lowe

r

oducts.co

m

d

additional

b

B

lad

e

a

de prior to

a

des. Inspe

c

nicks, and

d

g

ed and/or

d

s

s and/or di

s

m

ed blade c

i

n

t loss and/o

e

a

r

.

side-widths

.

e

ed when

e

ds can

t

ing in seriou

s

e

and type)

t

ing and op

e

r

costs. Ref

e

m

for a list of

b

lade infor

m

installation

a

c

t all blades

f

d

ents.

d

eformed ar

b

s

coloration n

i

rcumferenc

e

r segment

c

.

s

injuries

preserves

e

rato

r

e

r to

different

m

ation.

a

nd discard

f

o

r

:

b

or (center

ear edge o

f

e

.

c

racks.

16

CC6

5

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d

Ref

e

blad

reco

NO

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spe

e

req

u

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ft

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a

D

O

en

g

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fla

n

fall

W

e

en

v

5

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e Speed

e

r to the CC

6

e, or the bl

a

mmended

b

T

exceed th

e

d. DO NO

T

u

ires a lowe

r

ft

speed.

Fig

Figu

r

a

l

in

g

the Bl

a

WARNI

N

O

NOT instal

l

g

ine running

lure to prop

e

n

ge and bla

d

off of the s

a

CAUTIO

N

e

ar gloves a

n

v

ironment w

h

3

Concrete Sa

w

6

571 or CC

6

a

de packagi

n

b

lade speed

s

e

maximum

r

T

use a blad

r

speed than

ure 9: CC657

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r

e 10: CC6571

a

d

e

N

G

l

a blade wit

.

e

rly secure

t

d

e may cau

s

a

w.

N

n

d be alert t

o

h

en handlin

g

w

Manual

6

571-3 RP

M

n

g informati

o

s

when cutti

n

r

ecommend

e

e for cutting

the minimu

1

RPM Chart

-3 RPM Char

t

h the

t

he outer

s

e parts to l

o

the surrou

g

blades.

M

Chart, the

o

n for the

n

g. DO

e

d blade

that

m blade

t

o

osen or

nding

Use

with

A

pp

tigh

t

sec

u

me

a

Inst

a

sa

w

tas

k

nec

e

she

a

cha

n

req

u

Co

n

sa

w

in t

h

info

r

Re

m

Left

1.

R

(

h

f



2.

L

f

T

e

the 15/16”

c

the saw w

h

p

ly force to t

h

t

en the bolt

t

u

re the oute

a

surement c

a

ll the blad

e

w

; utilize the

m

k

. Adjust the

e

ssary, and

a

ve, blade

d

n

ging the bl

a

u

ires assis

t

n

tact techn

i

w

. Refer to t

h

e Diamond

r

mation.

m

ove Mount

e

Side of Saw

w

R

emove th

e

(

attached to

h

inge knuc

k

f

langes.

Figure 1

L

ift up the f

r

f

ront hinge

k

T

his preven

t

c

ombinatio

n

h

en installin

g

h

e opposite

t

o 125 ft-lb

(

r flange an

d

an be verifi

e

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W

e

on either t

h

most appro

p

engine gov

e

install the a

d

rive belts,

a

de size. C

h

t

ance from

i

cal suppor

t

h

e RPM Ch

a

Products’ P

e

d Blade Gu

a

w

ith 26” to 42

”

e

blade guar

d

blade guar

d

k

le to gain a

c

2: Lock Pin t

h

r

ont half of t

h

k

nuckles co

n

t

s the front

h

n

wrench th

a

g

/removing

a

end of the

w

(

169.5 Nm)

t

d

blade. Thi

s

e

d with a tor

q

W

rench

h

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lock pin fr

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b

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the blade

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