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WARNING
As you plan your location consider the saw discharge area.
The saw will project dust,chips and debris at least 10 feet from
machine. This material can caused injury or damage to the eyes.
Insure your discharge conveyor will deposit the wood into a safe
area, which could potentially fall or avalanche into someone or
something which would cause damage or personal injury.
The following steps must be taken for each initial set-up:
1) Check all the safety decals, gauge, fluid levels and the
condition of saw. Replace or replenish as needed.
2) Check for any broken or worn parts, chains or hydraulic
components. Repair or replace as needed.
3) Make sure daily maintenance is up-to-date on engine. Refer
to engine manual for daily maintenance instructions.
4) Check for any loose nuts and bolts. Watch for any dangling
components or hose. Tighten as needed.
5) Check all the guarding. Make sure each one is totally
functional and intact. Replace or repair any damages.
6) Place your machine in a level spot. Point your discharge
conveyor into safe location. Insure that your saw discharge is
also pointing in a safe direction.
7) Lower your front stabilizer leg before lowering the jack.
Securely pin the stabilizer leg at the correct height. After
stabilizer leg is secured, lower jack until it raises the machine
and unhook the hitch from vehicle. After vehicle is removed
from the area, lower the machine with the jack until stabilizer
leg is bearing approximate equal amount of weight.
8) Double check that the machine is level and stabilized in all
four corners.
9) Remove canvas covers from controls and engine.
WARNING
Failure to remove cover from engine before starting engine
will ruin cover and potentially harm the engine and machine .
10) Make sure everything is clear of the discharge conveyor.
Totally remove the two/four stabilizer brackets from the
conveyor. Unhook the safety chain up by the winch and make
sure chain is not able to snag anywhere on the machine.
11) Carefully lower the conveyor by the cable winch until wheels
on upper section rest on the ground and the winch cable has
some slack.
12) Go around the back and pull the upper section away from the
machine until all slack is taken out of
the machine.
13) Before lowering the conveyor again,
completely remove belt holder pin.
14) Lower the conveyor again until there
is slack in the cable. Repeat step (12). After repeating these
steps a few times the conveyor should roll out by itself.
15) After conveyor is lowered all the way,
securely latch the upper section to the
lower section.
BEWARE!
Make sure
latch handle is fully retracted.
16) Raise the conveyor to proper operating
height. Do not exceed the angles shown below.
17) Hook conveyor safety chain to the hook beside the winch.
Lower cable winch until the weight is on the safety chain.
BEWARE!
Never operate the machine without the safety
chain properly hooked.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Remove Pin
Latch
Securely
Maximum height angle
Minimum height angle
Always Use Safety
Chain On Conveyor