WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON 25, D. C., 27 June 1945 TM 5-4358 is published for the information and guidance of all concerned. [AG 300.7 (29 Aug 45)] BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR: OFFICIAL: J. A. ULIO Major General The Adjutant General DISTRIBUTION: Active Army: G. C. MARSHALL Tech Svc (1); Tech Svc Bd (1); AFF (3); OS Maj Comd (2); MDW (2); Log Comd (2) ; A (5) ; Brig 5 (1); Regt 5 (1); FT (1); Sch 5 (50); USMA (2); PMS & T 5 (1); Gen Dep (2) except Columbus (10); Dep 5 (10); POE (3); OSD (3); Engr Dist (1); Mil Dist (1); T/O & E's: 5-157A (2); 5-267A (2); 5-279 (2); 5-357 (2); 5-367 (2); 5-387A (1); 5-621T. NG: One copy to T/O & E units only as listed above. ORC: One copy to T/O & E units only as listed above. For explanation of distribution formula, see SR 310-90-1. A MALLSAW chain cuts faster and wears itself less if kept sharp. Sharpen it as soon as it starts to get dull and avoid the necessity of grinding much metal off the teeth. Keep your sharpener set up in a convenient and well lighted place. Many operators find it advisable to point the teeth of their MALL chain saws with a file at least twice a day when cutting on production. This can be done quickly in the woods. However, about every other day, the chain should be sharpened on a sharpener to get all the teeth alike again. By doing this, the operator will continue to keep the teeth of the chains in good condition. This machine is arranged to operate on a bench or on its own legs. In order to assemble the machine onto its legs, first slip the legs through the holes in the triangular shaped tool rack and lock in place. Stand in erect position and set machine on top, slipping legs into their sockets and locking. |