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Pro Replacement Blade Instructions

Hedge Shears

NOTE: Do not discard any hardware while disassembling the tool. All pieces will be needed for reassembly.

CAUTION: For your protection, wear gloves, as well as ANSI-approved safety glasses during this operation.

Tools needed:

Flat screwdriver

13 mm (½”) wrench or socket wrench

Directions:

1. Lay the tool flat on your work surface, with the nut facing up.

2. Pry black protective cap off nut.

3. Remove nut.

4. Remove bolt completely. Wiggle the handles to loosen, if needed. The two

handles will come apart, but the blades will stay together.

5. Remove both dull, used blades.

6. Replace blades with the serrated blade up.

7. Align blades in handles and reinsert bolt.

8. Place other handle on top, ensuring the flat sides of the bolt align with the

handle.

9. Replace spring washer with concave side down.

10. Tighten nut until blades are secure, ensuring handles open and close

comfortably.

11. Replace black cap (optional).

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Fiskars® Pro Replacement Blade Instructions Hedge Shears NOTE: Do not discard any hardware while disassembling the tool. All pieces will be needed for reassembly. CAUTION: For your protection, wear gloves, as well as ANSI-approved safety glasses during this operation. Tools needed: Flat screwdriver 13 mm (½”) wrench or socket wrench Directions: 1. Lay the tool flat on your work surface, with the nut facing up. 2. Pry black protective cap off nut. 3. Remove nut. 4. Remove bolt completely.
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Pruner NOTE: Do not discard any hardware while disassembling the tool. All pieces will be needed for reassembly. CAUTION: For your protection, wear gloves, as well as ANSI-approved safety glasses during this operation. Tools needed: Flat screwdriver 7 mm (9/32”) wrench or socket wrench 14 mm (9/16”) wrench or socket wrench Directions: 1. Starting with the tool unlocked and open, use the 7 mm wrench to loosen the small screw and release the retainer plate. 2. Pull spring out of the black pocket. 3.
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Saw NOTE: Do not discard any hardware while disassembling the tool. All pieces will be needed for reassembly. CAUTION: For your protection, wear gloves, as well as ANSI-approved safety glasses during this operation. Tools needed: 4 mm (5/32”) Allen wrench Directions: 1. Make sure the saw blade is closed. 2. Use the Allen wrench to remove the bolt. 3. Push nut and washer out the other side. 4. Remove dull, used blade. 5. Insert new blade, aligning the hole in the blade with the hole in the handle. 6.
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Lopper NOTE: Do not discard any hardware while disassembling the tool. All pieces will be needed for reassembly. CAUTION: For your protection, wear gloves, as well as ANSI-approved safety glasses during this operation. Tools needed: 18 mm (3/4”) wrench or socket wrench Directions: 1. Lay the tool flat on your work surface with the blade on the bottom and the bolts facing up. 2. Completely remove the two bolts that hold the blade on to the tool. 3. Flip the tool over and remove the corresponding nuts. 4.