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Hakki Pilke 35 Falcon

Translation

Version 10

Hakki Pilke

Falcon 35

FIREWOOD PROCESSOR

– Instructions for assembly, operation and maintenance
– EC Declaration of Conformity
– Safety instructions
– Guarantee terms

MAASELÄN KONE OY

Valimotie 1, FI-85800 Haapajärvi

tel.+358 (0)8 7727300,

info@

hakkipilke

.fi

www.hakkipilke.fi

ENGLISH

The operator must read and understand these

instructions before operating the machine!

Summary of Contents for 35 Falcon

Page 1: ...for assembly operation and maintenance EC Declaration of Conformity Safety instructions Guarantee terms MAASEL N KONE OY Valimotie 1 FI 85800 Haapaj rvi tel 358 0 8 7727300 info hakkipilke fi www hakk...

Page 2: ...aulics connections accessories 15 3 Operating the machine 16 3 1 Controls and functions of the machine 16 3 2 Before using the machine 16 3 3 Performing a test run on the machine 17 3 4 Feeding and sa...

Page 3: ...ing and cleaning 37 4 15 Storage 37 4 16 Maintenance table 37 5 Failures and remedial measures 38 5 1 Cause effect table for failures and their removal 38 5 2 Jamming of the cutting blade 39 5 3 Jammi...

Page 4: ...waste Sand nails or other impurities in the wood may damage the machine The maximum diameter of the logs to be split is 35 cm This limit must not be exceeded When estimating the diameter of the log y...

Page 5: ...en designed solely for making firewood The machine must be placed in the transport position whenever it is moved When transporting the ma chine on a public road it must be equipped with additional lig...

Page 6: ...safety footwear and work gloves Do not wear any loose items or clothing Always grab the piece of wood or log from the side Lifting point for a forklift Beware of moving parts Beware of the cardan shaf...

Page 7: ...chine is 10 metres Risk of crushing The maximum permitted angle of the conveyor is 40 Do not walk under the conveyor The maximum speed for the cardan shaft is 500 rpm The rotation direction is in the...

Page 8: ...g transport and ensure that all necessary parts are included in the package In the event of any defects or damage contact the retailer immediately Remove any cable ties and strap supports attached to...

Page 9: ...nveyor in the operating or transportation position Place the in feed conveyor in the oper ating position as follows Ensure that sufficient room is available to lower the in feed conveyor approx 2 m Re...

Page 10: ...lder C to lock the sup port leg in place Figure 2 Figure 4 Placing the out feed conveyor in the operating or transport position Place the out feed conveyor in the operating position as follows 1 Ensur...

Page 11: ...feed conveyor in the transport position as follows 1 Turn off the machine 2 Release lock D Figure 8 and lower the conveyor to the lowest possible position with the winch 3 Turn support bar C Figure 7...

Page 12: ...re 5 When using the cardan shaft observe any instructions provided by the manufacturer of the shaft The machine requires 7 5 kW of power which must be taken into account with regard to the capacity of...

Page 13: ...en starter button on the front section of the machine Use the red button to turn off the machine If the electric motor rotates in the wrong direction i e the machine makes an ab normal noise and the h...

Page 14: ...of people in order to prevent any accidental contact with the controls Check all the connecting devices of the tractor and the fire wood processor before connecting them Never use faulty equipment The...

Page 15: ...HakkiFeed log tables can be connected in series with the machine s in feed conveyor In this case the in feed rollers function automatically in synchronisation with the in feed conveyor when logs are...

Page 16: ...up down push the lever forward backward In feed conveyor control right left push the lever to the upper right and upper left E Out feed conveyor speed control Turning the knob anti clockwise increase...

Page 17: ...d wait until the electric motor operates at full speed 6 Activate the machine s splitting motion by lowering the saw bar fully into the lower position and lifting it back up using lever D Figure 11 Th...

Page 18: ...lever D back which activates the saw chain and lowers the saw bar Figure 11 5 Return the saw bar to the raised position by pushing lever D Figure 11 forward which automatically ac tivates the splitti...

Page 19: ...nnecessarily move the saw bar into the lower position Instead the splitting function can be activated much faster using this lever The machine s splitting motion can be interrupted by pushing control...

Page 20: ...adjuster F Figure 11 The optimal speed for the cleaning out feed conveyor belt can be determined by trying different settings The split logs should only just pass over the plate The separa tion plate...

Page 21: ...e the firewood from the splitting channel and conveyor 2 Check that the machine has not been damaged 3 Place the out feed conveyor into a position that allows the conveyor and firewood processor to be...

Page 22: ...u have disconnected the machine from its power source always ensure that the machine is completely inactive before performing any other measures 4 2 Adjusting the log length The Hakki Pilke Falcon fir...

Page 23: ...e space under the blade of firewood Figure 20 right The machine guard must be opened or the machine must be disconnected from its power source for the duration of cleaning or blade replacement so that...

Page 24: ...the split ting valve turns from the splitting position to the reverse position Figure 18 If the stroke is too short for example i e the splitting cylin der does not go sufficiently close to the split...

Page 25: ...g things significantly affect the operation of the debris removal de vice the angle of the out feed conveyor the speed of the belt and the distance of separation plate C Figure 20 from the upper rolle...

Page 26: ...r source 2 Open the guard 3 Loosen the flange bolts B 4 Fully loosen the adjustment screw A for blade chain tension 5 Remove the old saw chain 6 Install the new saw chain and en sure that the cutting...

Page 27: ...ion 4 7 Re placing and tightening the saw chain 2 Remove flange bolts 2 pcs and remove the flange fastening plate A 3 Remove the saw bar from the groove 4 Place the new flange against gear wheel B twi...

Page 28: ...hy draulic oil tank this will al low the oil to drain more easily 3 Open drain plug B and drain the oil into a suitable con tainer 4 Open the cover of hydraulic filter C and replace the filter 5 Tigh...

Page 29: ...gh filling hole A until the oil surface is level with the level inspection hole B 4 Finally close caps A and B Figure 25 4 10 Conveyor maintenance Replacing and tensioning the in feed conveyor belt Re...

Page 30: ...belt un der the log press around the rear roller and finally behind the conveyor 8 Connect the joint by insert ing pin A Figure 26 into the joint 9 Turn the conveyor back to the operating position an...

Page 31: ...yor is in the operating position An excessively tight belt may be damaged more easily and it places unnecessary strain on the conveyor bearings Replacing the out feed conveyor plates The out feed conv...

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Page 34: ...l can be adjusted with adjustment screw F Figure 41 When the screw is tightened less oil is fed to the saw chain and vice versa If the pump needs to be bled detach adjust ment screw F entirely from th...

Page 35: ...age the machine or render it hazardous to operate If the relief valve settings need to be changed do it as follows loosen the locking nut and tighten or loosen the hex socket screw as needed when the...

Page 36: ...36 41 Hakki Pilke 35 Falcon Translation Version 10 Figure 43 Figure 44 Figure 45 Figure 47 Figure 46...

Page 37: ...covered and stored in a sheltered location or indoors Before prolonged storage the machine must first be cleaned then washed according to Section 4 14 and lubricated according to Section 4 11 4 16 Ma...

Page 38: ...ns in Section 4 10 Replacing and tightening the belt of the out feed conveyor 2 Clean the relief valve Figure 46 or replace it as necessary The cutting motion does not fully cut the log 1 The saw chai...

Page 39: ...venly sharp will always drag towards the blunter side which will make cutting a thick log impossible On the other hand sawing with an evenly dull chain is inefficient and the saw chain must be sharpen...

Page 40: ...ller or the manufacturer Repair under guarantee requires that the customer can reliably prove that the guaran tee is valid 5 The guarantee does not include standard adjustments user guidance care main...

Page 41: ...inland Name and address of the person who is authorised to compile the technical file Name Timo Jussila Address Valimotie 1 FI 85800 Haapaj rvi Finland The aforementioned person assures that Hakki Pil...

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