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TYPICAL HYDRAULIC RELIEF PRESSURE SETTINGS

TYPICAL HYDRAULIC FLOWS AND RPM SETTINGS

(Approximate, For Reference Only, Engine At Full RPM)

HYDRAULIC SECTION

CAUTION!

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES OVER-SET THESE RELIEF PRESSURES, BECAUSE IT WILL
CAUSE DAMAGE TO COMPONENT PARTS AS WELL AS HYDRAULIC PARTS.

NOTE: These Typical Hydraulic Flows And Relief Pressure Settings Are With The Engine At Full RPM. All
Settings Are Subject To Change!

MODEL 65
MODEL 65 CHIPBOX

HYDRAULIC SECTION

Equipment

Model

Pump GPM

GPM Top

Feedwheel

RPM

IF Equipped

Main Relief

PSI

Feed Relief

PSI

Disch.

Rotate PSI

Disch.

Flipper PSI

Front Stab.

PSI

Chipbox

Cylinder PSI

2-Knife

3.25

31 - 32

1500

900

400

2200

-----

3-Knife

4.75

44 - 45

1500

900

400

2200

-----

65 PTO

2-Knife

540 RPM

3.25

29 - 30

1500

900

400

-----

65 PTO

3-Knife

540 RPM

4.25

38 - 39

1500

900

400

-----

65 PTO

2-Knife

1000 RPM

N/A

1500

900

400

-----

65 PTO

3-Knife

1000 RPM

N/A

1500

900

400

-----

Chipbox

2-Knife

3.25

31 - 32

1500

900

400

2500

Chipbox

3-Knife

4.75

44 - 45

1500

900

400

2500

Summary of Contents for BRUSH BANDIT 65

Page 1: ...TS Name of Manufacturer Serial Number Assembly of Clutch Model No _________________ Serial No _________________ DEALER Name ____________________ Address __________________ City State _________________ Phone No _________________ Delivery Date ______________ Engine Make ______________ Serial No _________________ Clutch Make _______________ Model _________ S N _______ PRINTED 5 01 65 MANUFACTURED BY ...

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Page 15: ...understands that the wooden pusher paddle must be used to push small debris into the chipper and that they are not to reach or kick debris into the infeed hopper area of the machine 6 _______ Customer understands the purpose of and how to operate the last chance device and if used the machine has been operated in an unsafe manner and never attempt to override any shut down devices 7 _______ Custom...

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Page 17: ...ne equipment as ordered ___________________________________________________ 5 Did all welds appear to be of high quality ________________________________________________ 6 Was the overall machine to your liking __________________________________________________ 7 What problems have you experienced __________________________________________________ 8 Have any components regularly loosened that caus...

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Page 19: ... PAGES INTRODUCTION WARRANTY 2 SAFETY PROCEDURES 7 SAFETY DECALS 11 EQUIPMENT OPTIONS 17 CONTROLS 24 START UP PROCEDURES 28 OPERATING PROCEDURES 31 MAINTENANCE 33 HYDRAULIC SECTION 41 CHIPPER SECTION 46 LUBRICATION 47 ELECTRICAL SECTION 48 REPLACEMENT PARTS SECTION 49 INFEED HOPPER COMPONENTS 50 CHIPPER COMPONENTS 52 HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS 54 FRAME ACCESSORY COMPONENTS 58 PTO CHIPPER COMPONENTS 62 F...

Page 20: ...nd familiar with the operating procedures as defined in this manual WARNING It is the responsibility of the owner or employer to insure that the operator is trained and practices safe operation while using and servicing the machine It is also the owner s responsibility to provide and follow a regularly scheduled preventative maintenance and repair program on the chipper using only factory approved...

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Page 22: ...Bandit PRINTED 5 01 PAGE 6 SERVICE RECORD DATE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT MODEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX SERVICE RECORD ...

Page 23: ...you are working inside the chipper If for some reason the disc would start to turn it would simply hit the lock pin DANGER Do not work inside the mouth of the chipper or around the feedwheels until you have installed the yoke lock pin to keep the top feedwheel in the raised position DO NOT attempt to operate this machine without proper training and becoming very familiar with the operator s manual...

Page 24: ...per hood open under any circumstances DO NOT slam the chipper hood to the open position This will cause damage to the hinge If your hinge has become damaged by slamming the hood to the open position Replace The Hinge Immediately If the hinge has become damaged it will cause misalignment of the hood the chipper disc may then hit the hood and cause a serious accident Never turn the chipper disc by h...

Page 25: ... amount of cost it is a good practice to set and follow a scheduled preventative maintenance program It will eliminate many possible problems and down time Before starting the machine take a minute to check a few things The chipper should be in an area restricted from people passing by This area around the chipper must be free of all objects that can obstruct your movement when working with the ch...

Page 26: ...ttach it securely to the towing vehicle Once secured to vehicle locate tongue jack and secure it in the transport position Always hook safety chains to vehicle by crossing them under the tongue allowing enough slack to avoid binding when making turns Check brakes and highway lights make sure that they are all operating properly Make sure that the discharge pipe is in the transport position pointed...

Page 27: ...ial into the infeed hopper always feed from the side of the infeed tray and then turn away from material and walk away as wood feeds in Chippers should be fed from curbside right side whenever possible Anytime operator is near infeed hopper HE MUST be within easy reach of feed control devices Always be in a position to activate the Forward Off Reverse Control Bar DANGER DO NOT use any body part or...

Page 28: ...BE ON MACHINE DURING OPERATION IF ANY DECALS BECOME DAMAGED REPLACE IMMEDIATELY MODEL 65 SAFETY DECALS 64 43 11 28 40 60 5 9 12 19 52 17 53 8 42 58 15 30 50 1 2 1 2 59 7 20 27 48 47 3 6 39 51 62 55 64 44 32 38 16 31 34 45 14 15 30 1 2 46 41 56 22 26 29 35 36 4 10 13 33 21 15 25 49 54 57 61 63 18 37 ...

Page 29: ... Optional OOB 230 Do Not Over Work Engine 11 OOB 242 Notice Remove This Guard 12 OOB 243 Notice Owners Responsibility 13 Optional OOB 244 Notice Protect Main Throttle 14 OOB 272 Motor Coupler Guard 15 OOB 275 Grease Daily 16 OOB 277 Notice Proper Bearing Lubrication 17 OOB 278 Notice Hydraulic Oil Tank 18 OOB 289 Push To Reverse 19 OOB 2002 Distributed By Bandit Industries 20 OOB 2003 Notice The O...

Page 30: ...ING OPERATION IF ANY DECALS BECOME DAMAGED REPLACE IMMEDIATELY MODEL 65 CHIPBOX SAFETY DECALS 1 2 41 56 1 2 52 35 36 10 60 8 42 6 7 15 58 1 2 8 18 37 61 50 45 30 39 47 55 62 48 59 43 3 4 25 8 13 37 46 14 15 44 9 17 53 11 21 22 43 1 5 13 19 24 1 2 1 2 3 10 28 29 38 32 42 44 12 16 23 26 20 25 27 54 58 63 30 31 34 49 51 57 61 ...

Page 31: ...ng Keep Lug Nuts 42 OBR 451 Danger Failure To Follow 43 OBR 454 Danger Failure To Comply 44 OBR 456 Danger Before Moving 45 OBR 458 Danger Moving Parts 46 OBR 460 Danger Operation Tips 47 OBR 463 Danger Feed Plate Anvil Bolts 48 OBR 464 Warning Failure To Perform 49 For 1 2 x 4 x 7 1 4 Knives OBR 467 Warning This Chipper Disc 50 OBR 469 Warning Maintaining Your Brush 51 Optional OBR 471 Warning Do...

Page 32: ...n up from improper adjustment This will cost the owner of this machine over 1 000 to repair A well maintained correctly adjusted clutch should function properly for over three years THE OWNER IS RESPONSIBLE TO REPLACE ANY REMOVED OR DAMAGED DECALS You may also purchase decals in another language Mail the translated decals you require to PARTS DEPARTMENT 6750 MILLBROOK RD REMUS MI 49340 We will con...

Page 33: ...ne has decreased RPM s Engaging the push button and pushing the throttle control in will exert too much strain on the cable NOTICE MODEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX EQUIPMENT OPTIONS DO NOT OVERWORK THIS ENGINE This machine is powered by an engine that is capable of chipping 3 to 4 diameter brush with sharp chipper knives The machine will chip large diameter material as long as the operator uses cau tion ...

Page 34: ...tofeed Bandit Part Number 900 2903 56 TP8 GREEN TO AUTOFEED HYDRAULIC SOLENOID VALVE TP10 TP9 GREEN TP7 RED TO 12VDC TP6 BLACK TO GROUND TP5 WHITE TO ALTERNATOR A C SIGNAL TP1 WHITE BLACK RED GREEN RED LED TP2 T P 3 TP4 MODEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX EQUIPMENT OPTIONS ...

Page 35: ...e autofeed and key switch must be on Light is on when signal to feed solenoid is made This will NOT show if solenoid or wiring is shorted Features of the E 287 Speed Switch Hour Meter and Tachometer all in one package Push button programmability no computer connection required LED indicates output activation Quick connect for faster and easy installation Fits standard tachometer hole size for easy...

Page 36: ...ber of hours that have been put on the engine Determining the proper PPR pulses per revolution value If a magnetic pickup is being used the PPR is determined by the number of teeth on the ring gear For example it there are 152 teeth on the ring gear then the proper PPR value would by 152 If an alternator is being used for the signal contact your dealer to obtain the proper PPR value During program...

Page 37: ...uttons 7 Press SET button to save desired minimum RPM rate Unit goes to normal operating mode displaying the current engine speed RPM Unit briefly displays the word OFF followed by a number indicating the current maximum RPM rate the engine will reach before deactivating the feed stop solenoid feedwheels on when red LED is off NOTE The maximum RPM rate must be HIGHER than the minimum RPM rate Prog...

Page 38: ... of 12 16 Volts DC to ground The feedwheels should not be turning 1 Select DC volts on the multimeter 2 Put the red lead on the multimeter to the red lead supplying power to the speed sensor If there is no voltage a Check the 7 5 amp in line fuse and replace if bad b Check the switch It is in series with the fuse and turns on the speed sensor c Check the wires to the quick connectors on both sides...

Page 39: ...2 Hydraulic coil bad 13 Hydraulic coil not grounded properly 14 Not adjusted properly 15 Perkins engine not wired correctly 16 Chipper belts loose 17 Clutch slipping not adjusted correctly APPROXIMATE DIGITAL AUTOFEED SETTINGS FOR REFERENCE ONLY MODEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX EQUIPMENT OPTIONS Engine Type Deutz 30 45 65 75 83 Kohler 25 H P Honda 20 H P Perkins 103 10 23 1 2 H P Perkins 103 15 33 H P Wi...

Page 40: ...LL NORMAL WEAR REQUIRES PERIODICAL ADJUSTMENT OF PIVOT TENSION FEED CONTROL HANDLE SHOULD PIVOT WITH LITTLE EFFORT BY HAND OR WITH A PULL ON LAST CHANCE CABLES CORRECT OPERATION OF FEED CONTROL HANDLE FOR ALL CHIPPERS DESIGNED TO BE HAND FED IF YOU ARE IN THE AREA OF INFEED HOPPER ALWAYS BE PREPARED TO OPERATE AND WITHIN EASY REACH OF FEED CONTROL HANDLE USE THE 1 JAM NUT TO ADJUST CONTROL HANDLE ...

Page 41: ...ck Chipper Belts 2 Engine Controls Adjusters Pump Sheave 3 Discharge Deflector Adjuster Motor Coupler 4 Swivel Discharge Optional Autofeed Control 5 Feedwheel Control Bar All Bolts Nuts 6 Engine Throttle Adjuster Lug Nuts 7 Hydraulic Control Valves Knives Hardware 8 Wooden Push Paddle Not Shown MODEL 65 CONTROLS 1 3 2 4 7 5 8 6 ...

Page 42: ...nts LOCATION SHOWN NOT SHOWN 1 Foot Pad Jack Chipper Belts 2 Engine Controls Adjusters Pump Sheave 3 Hydraulic Control Valves Motor Coupler 4 Swivel Discharge Optional Autofeed Control 5 Feedwheel Control Bar All Bolts Nuts 6 Engine Throttle Adjuster Lug Nuts 7 Wooden Push Paddle Not Shown Knives Hardware 1 6 2 4 3 7 5 ...

Page 43: ...turn the handle the opposite way CONSULT THE ENGINE MANUFACTURER S MANUAL FOR SPECIFIC CONTROLS FOR TYPICAL DIESEL ENGINES 1 Ignition Switch With Preheat The typical diesel engine may have a preheat system to assist in starting the engine during cold weather To activate the preheat system continue to hold the ignition key in the Preheat position for 15 to 20 seconds then attempt to start the engin...

Page 44: ...ts Check the condition of the knives anvil hardware and fan blades Carefully rotate the chipper disc by hand to insure proper anvil clearance After closing chipper hood reinsert the hood pin and padlock make sure hood pin is tight and secure Make sure the chipper hood engine disable plug is installed correctly and the spring lock for hood pin springs back to the correct operating position Check an...

Page 45: ...safety equipment hard hat gloves eye protection ear protection etc 3 Inspect replace axle dust caps or grease axles per axle MFG manual Inspect and adjust brakes as needed per axle MFG manual 4 Check the entire machine for any loose parts or components Check for loose nuts or bolts torque tighten or replace 5 Check hydraulic pump and motor shaft for fit and tightness 6 Check the infeed hopper for ...

Page 46: ...tly adjust and grease per PTO manufacturers manual recommendations 25 Block tires and tongue for stability before operation 26 Maintain and service the Last Chance Stop system so it is always operational if needed 27 Remember to check EVERYTHING on the checklist THIS CHIPPER IS EQUIPPED WITH HEAVY DUTY 1 2 THICK CHIPPER KNIVES MUST KEEP KNIVES SHARP CHIPPING WITH DULL KNIVES WILL OVERSTRESS KNIFE ...

Page 47: ...N THE FEED WHEELS WHILE SMALLER PIECESARE GOING THROUGH THE SMALLPIECES WILL PARTIALLY OPEN THE FEED WHEELS WHICH ALLOWS EASIER ACCESS FOR THE LARGER DIAMETER WOOD 4 DO NOT LUG THE ENGINE ON LARGE DIAMETER MATERIAL LISTEN FOR THE ENGINE IF IT STARTS LOSING RPM STOP THE FEED WHEELS FOR A FEW SECONDS TO ALLOW RECOVERY OF ENGINE RPM 5 KEEP THE TOP WHEEL SPRINGS ADJUSTED ONLY TIGHT ENOUGH TO KEEP THE ...

Page 48: ...justed only tight enough to keep the feedwheel teeth from slipping on the material DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN This will overwork the hydraulic system and make it difficult to feed larger material Always start the larger end base end of the log or branch into the feedwheel first Keep the engine R P M s up whether you are chipping brush or round wood Lower R P M s will cause weak throwing power and can caus...

Page 49: ...ELS 9 CHECK AIR CLEANER PRECLEANER CLEAN AS NECESSARY 10 CHECK AND MAINTAIN HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL AT 7 8 FULL 11 CHECK FOR ANY POSSIBLE OIL OR FUEL LEAKS 12 ALL CHIPPER RELATED BEARINGS PURGE DAILY WITH GREASE 13 CHECK CLUTCH FOR PROPER ENGAGEMENT TENSION AND LUBRICATION FREQUENTLY ADJUST AND GREASE PER PTO MANUFACTURER S MANUAL 14 CHECK SAFETY DECALS REPLACE IF DAMAGED OR MISSING 15 PROPERLY TORQUE...

Page 50: ...heck the condition of your knives 2 Check chipper hood hinge 3 Check hood lock pin and padlock 4 Check entire machine for loose parts or components 5 Check and or adjust belt tension 6 Check and secure all guards 7 Check and torque set screws and or clamp bolt on hydraulic motor connection Make sure both pump and motor are fully inserted into shaft 8 Check engine oil coolant levels and correct eng...

Page 51: ...ct tighten repair or replace Chipper Bearings Infeed Belt Side X Grease daily Fuel Lines and Tanks X Check for leaks repair or replace Feedwheel Bearings X Grease daily Clutch X Lubricate adjust per Manufacturer s Manual Safety Decals Engine Gauges X Replace immediately if damaged Knife Bolts Nuts X Torque set to 70 80 ft lbs Inspect Replace Axle Dust Caps X Or grease axles per MFG Manual Inspect ...

Page 52: ...p and then glaze over Once they slip you must replace them Maximum of 3 8 deflection with approximately 14 to 16 lbs of force 6 Check to make sure all guards are in place and secured 7 Check engine oil and coolant levels Follow the engine manufacturer manual recommen dations for fluid levels You MUST follow specific ENGINE MFG manual recommendations for radiator coolant additives correct engine sp...

Page 53: ...djust brakes as needed per axle MFG manual 17 Check Chipper disc assembly for elongated bolt holes secure welds torqued bolts excessive wear and impact cracks if problem found contact chipper manufacturer WEEKLY MAINTENANCE 1 Check anvil clearance tightness and wear Measure the anvil clearance at the top and bottom of the knife anvil by using a feeler gauge the clearance should be 045 to 065 from ...

Page 54: ...ts Belt Side 5 8 11 NC 150 Chipper Bearing Bolts Infeed Side 1 2 13 NC 70 Chipper Shaft Bearing Retainer 5 8 11 NC 150 Feed Plate Anvil 1 2 13 NC 65 75 Feedwheel Bearing Set Screws 3 8 24 NF 20 Engine Hold Downs 3 8 16 NC 35 Engine Hold Downs 1 2 13 NC 60 Wheel Lug Nuts 1 2 20 NF 90 Knife Bolts 1 2 13 NC 70 80 Self Locking Nut RS Hydraulic Motor 3 4 NUT 150 170 Before tightening bolts be sure you ...

Page 55: ...out of the open outlet end of the pipe Then two people must remove the pipe Do not attempt this with one person because the pipe can fall causing injury 5 Never allow one person to turn the chipper wheel when someone else is working inside the chipper housing More than likely the wheel will turn hard then loosen causing it to turn faster If another person is anywhere near the cutter wheel they may...

Page 56: ...or mis adjusted brakes cause irregular brake activation RECOMMENDED BRAKE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE PER AXLE MANUFACTURER The proper clearance between the shoe and drum surfaces will be set up initially from our factory to assure proper operation during the normal break in period No further adjustment will be necessary until the vehicle completes the recommended break in period of 200 miles Since all b...

Page 57: ...DEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX HYDRAULIC SECTION Equipment Model Pump GPM GPM Top Feedwheel Feedwheel RPM IF Equipped Main Relief PSI Feed Relief PSI Disch Rotate PSI Disch Flipper PSI Front Stab PSI Chipbox Cylinder PSI 65 2 Knife 3 25 3 25 31 32 1500 1500 900 400 2200 65 3 Knife 4 75 4 75 44 45 1500 1500 900 400 2200 65 PTO 2 Knife 540 RPM 3 25 3 25 29 30 1500 1500 900 400 65 PTO 3 Knife 540 RPM 4 25 4...

Page 58: ...ic system clean and do not increase the feedwheel hydraulic pressure beyond 1500 PSI you will get the maximum use and life out of your Bandit chipper If you encounter a problem it will more than likely be located in the relief valve or something as simple as belts slipping check these first MAINTAIN FEEDWHEEL HYDRAULIC PRESSURE AT 1500 PSI HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS FEEDWHEEL HYDRAULIC MOTOR The hydraul...

Page 59: ...ydraulic motor to control valve and plug that hose 3 Leave all other hydraulic hoses connected 4 Install pressure gauge in port left open from the disconnected hose on the control valve 5 Start engine and engage control handle to normal operating position 6 Adjust engine to full throttle to activate reading on pressure gauge 7 Pressure gauge should read maximum 1500 PSI ONLY RUN ENGINE FOR 4 5 SEC...

Page 60: ...not at all 2 Worn hydraulic motor 2 Replace 3 Pump worn 3 Replace 4 Relief pressure off 4 Reset to 1500 PSI 5 Pinched or damaged hydraulic hose 5 Replace 6 Feedwheel valve control valve 6 Replace worn leaking internally 7 Low hydraulic oil level 7 Fill 7 8 full minimum 8 Plugged oil screen 8 Replace 9 Binding such as worn bearings etc 9 Repair 10 Control lever improperly shifting valve 10 Readjust...

Page 61: ...nspect for damage and blow out relief hole with air 6 Reassemble set and maintain feedwheel hydraulic pressure at 1500 PSI Checking for 1 Disconnect the hose from the feedwheel motor to the feedwheel valve defective pump 2 Install this same hose into flow meter and hose from meter to valve 3 Start engine and adjust to full throttle with the control handle pulled forward in normal working position ...

Page 62: ...rial does not produce good chip quality 2 Chipper Knife Hits Anvil A Check the anvil clearance at the top and bottom of the knife by using a feeler gauge the clearance should be 045 to 065 from the highest knife B Check the chipper front bearing retainer cap for tightness SEE TORQUE CHART 3 Discharge Plugs or Does Not Throw Chips Properly A Lugging engine on large material keep engine RPM up B Obs...

Page 63: ...O manufacturers manual HYDRAULIC RESERVOIR TANK Completely change oil and flush tank anually Change hydrauilc oil suction screen every 400 hours or 3 months Change hydraulic oil filter AFTER FIRST 10 HOURS OF OPERATION Then change hydraulic oil filter every 400 hours or 3 months thereafter Maintain hydraulic oil level 7 8 full See hydraulic oil requirements below Check hydraulic oil level in tank ...

Page 64: ... 2902 54 Push Out Lens Replaceable 1157 Light Bulb Optional Heavy Duty Tail Light Covers 980 0507 91 RIGHT TURN RED WIRE RT S GD LT TM A RUNNING LIGHTS BLACK WIRE GROUND WHITE WIRE ELECTRIC BRAKES BLUE WIRE LEFT TURN GREEN WIRE MODEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX ELECTRICAL SECTION BATTERY BREAKAWAY SWITCH BLACK BLACK TO BLUE WIRE OF MAIN CABLE WIRE MAIN CABLE 6 6 2 2 2 J 4 2 W B BL R G ELECTRIC BRAKES LICE...

Page 65: ...ial Number Model Number of Chipper ENGINE COMPONENTS Engine Size Engine Serial Number Engine Spec Number CLUTCH COMPONENTS Name of Manufacturer Serial Number Assembly Number of Clutch Bandit Industries Inc reserves the right to make changes in models size design installations and applications on any part without notification MODEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX REPLACEMENT PARTS ...

Page 66: ...Bandit PRINTED 5 01 PAGE 50 MODEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX INFEED HOPPER COMPONENTS 20 ...

Page 67: ...ssembly 10 900 4903 99 Feedwheel Coupler Pin 11 a 626 0001 69 Feedwheel Coupler RS Motor Tapered Shaft b 626 0001 54 Feedwheel Coupler RE Motor Straight Shaft 12 900 7900 38 Rubber Feedwheel Coupler Guard 13 980 0124 98 Feedwheel Torque Arm 14 900 3908 64 Feedwheel Hydraulic Motor 15 626 0500 25 Feedwheel Assembly 16 926 1001 62 Feedwheel Teeth 17 626 0001 80 Hydrauilc Control Arm 18 a 626 0001 12...

Page 68: ...Bandit PRINTED 5 01 PAGE 52 MODEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX CHIPPER COMPONENTS Knife Bolt Must Be Installed Through The Knife Nut As Shown 25 ...

Page 69: ...00 68 Chipper Hood Hinged Half 11 626 0500 40 Chipper Hood Stationary Half 12 a 986 0501 98 Discharge Assembly Model 65 77 Long New Style b 922 0500 03 Discharge Assembly Model 65 63 Long Old Style c 986 0501 85 Discharge Assembly Handcrank Swivel Model 65 77 Long d 910 0500 34 Discharge Assembly Model 65 Chipbox 13 980 0509 26 Discharge Deflector 14 980 4901 83 Deflector Height Adjuster Spring 15...

Page 70: ...Bandit PRINTED 5 01 PAGE 54 MODEL 65 HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS TYPICAL MODEL 65 HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC 1 2 3 4 5 7 P T Sol 6 T P 6 b 6 c 6 a ...

Page 71: ... Tank Strainer 3 a 900 3900 10 Hydraulic Tank Filter b 900 3900 09 Hydraulic Tank Filter Mount 4 900 3909 89 Feedwheel Control Valve 5 a 900 3908 64 Hydraulic Motor RS 24 Tapered Shaft b 900 3907 14 Hydraulic Motor RE 24 Straight Shaft 6 a 900 3907 56 Autofeed Block W Solenoid No Main Relief b 900 3908 21 Autofeed Cartridge Only SV1 10 C 0 00 c 30534 12 Volt Autofeed Solenoid Only 7 a 900 3907 49 ...

Page 72: ...Bandit PRINTED 5 01 PAGE 56 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS TYPICAL MODEL 65 CHIPBOX HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC T P 4 b 4 a 4 c 1 2 3 5 6 11 P T Sol 4 7 8 10 9 9 ...

Page 73: ...Strainer 3 a 900 3900 10 Hydraulic Tank Filter b 900 3900 09 Hydraulic Tank Filter Mount 4 a 900 3907 56 Autofeed Block W Solenoid No Main Relief b 900 3908 21 Autofeed Cartridge Only SV1 10 C 0 00 c 30534 12 Volt Autofeed Solenoid 5 900 3909 89 Feedwheel Control Valve 6 a 900 3908 64 Hydraulic Motor RS 24 b 900 3907 14 Hydraulic Motor RE 24 7 900 3905 44 Selector Valve 8 900 3901 42 Chipbox Lift ...

Page 74: ...Bandit PRINTED 5 01 PAGE 58 MODEL 65 FRAME ACCESSORY COMPONENTS ...

Page 75: ...901 57 530 X 12 Rim And Tire d 900 5903 08 185 X 14 Tire Optional e 900 5903 06 185 X 14 Rim Optional f 900 5903 09 185 X 14 Rim And Tire Optional 8 a 900 5902 45 2200 LBS No Brake Axle b 900 5902 46 3500 LBS No Brake Axle Optional c 900 5902 47 3500 LBS Electric Brake Axle Optional 9 900 2903 93 Flat Dial Sight Gauge For Hydraulic Tank 10 626 0500 73 Hydraulic Tank 11 626 0500 74 Hydraulic Tank M...

Page 76: ...Bandit PRINTED 5 01 PAGE 60 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX FRAME ACCESSORY COMPONENTS ...

Page 77: ...uge 5 626 0500 73 Hydraulic Tank Assembly 6 900 1903 01 Turntable Roller Bearing 7 900 2903 93 Fuel Tank Flat Dial Sight Gauge 8 626 0500 71 Fuel Tank Assembly 9 626 0500 72 Fuel Tank Mount 10 900 5904 15 Turntable Spindle And Hub Assembly 11 910 0500 31 Curb Side Door Assembly 12 910 0500 32 Door Lock Handle Assembly 13 910 0500 30 Road Side Door Assembly 14 a 900 5904 20 Tire And White Spoked Ri...

Page 78: ...Bandit PRINTED 5 01 PAGE 62 MODEL 65 MODEL 65 CHIPBOX PTO CHIPPER COMPONENTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 ...

Page 79: ...10 1902 27 910 1902 27 Drive Shaft Bushing 9 910 1902 22 910 1902 22 Power Drive Sheave 10 900 1902 65 900 1902 65 Chipper Sheave Bushing 11 900 1902 64 900 1902 64 Chipper Sheave 12 900 1903 30 900 1903 30 Rear Chipper Bearing 13 626 0500 29 626 0500 29 Discharge Hood 14 626 0500 31 626 0500 32 Chipper Disc Not Shown 15 a 900 9902 02 900 9902 02 1 2 X 4 X 7 1 4 Chipper Knife New Style Not Shown b...

Page 80: ...sembly onto the feedwheel shaft 11 Install the correct tapered pin through the coupler and feedwheel motor 12 Hammer the pin into the coupler to secure the coupler and feedwheel shaft PRESS TOOL FOR COUPLER PIN REMOVAL CAUTION Always wear proper safety equipment and take caution with tapered pin when attempting to remove The use of this tool will assist in the removal of tapered pin in feedwheel c...

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