Deutscher GARDEN CHIPPER 750, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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The followinG insTruCTions apply when The uniT has noT been assembleD.
Tools required:
• Two13mm ring / open ended spanners.
(or one 13mm spanner plus a ratchet wrench and 13mm socket)
• One open ended 17mm spanner.
1.
noTe:
Do not put oil into the engine until the unit is assembled.
2. After lifting the box from the pallet, remove the loose contents from around the chipper.
There should be:
a. Two wheels.
b. An axle assembly
c. The discharge chute
d. A plastic bag containing this manual, two axle ‘E’ clips and four 16mm axle washers,
two 10mm nyloc nuts and two 10mm washers for the hopper, and two 8mm bolts plus
two 8mm nyloc nuts and four 8mm washers for attaching the discharge chute. There is
also an M8 x 20 bolt plus an 8mm spring washer and an 8mm flat washer for securing
the discharge chute.
3. Place a 16mm washer on each end of the base frame axle then put the two wheels on the
axle followed by another washer on the outside of each wheel. Push the 2 ‘E’ Clips into the
grooves in the ends of the axle.
4. You will need a second helper for this stage. Remove the four 8mm bolts that are through the
brackets attached to the wooden pallet. With assistance, lift the chipper from the pallet and
lower it onto the axle assembly, with the four upstanding tabs located between the front and
rear plates of the chipper. See below.
5. Secure the chipper to the base frame using the four 8mm bolts and nuts that were securing
it to the pallet.
6. Attach the hopper to the infeed chute using the two 10mm nuts (17mm spanner) and two
10mm plain washers. NOTE: The large ‘
DEUTSCHER
’ decal on the hopper should be
on the engine side, see photo on the front of this manual.
INITIAL ASSEMBLY
Plastic belt guard
Infeed chute