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2. Connect the battery to a charger accord-   

    ing to the manufacturer’s instructions and    

    charge at 10 amperes for 50 minutes, or 

    2-9 amperes for 2 hours (depending on 

    capability of the charger).

Installation:

1. Make sure the cable terminals and any 

    hold-down parts are clean. If the battery is 

    a replacement and the connectors and 

    hold-down parts have been used before; 

    clean them with a wire brush.

2. Place the battery in the box with the

    terminals on the side nearest the tongue,

    and secure the battery in position with

    hold-down parts provided.

3. Connect the cables to the proper

    terminals, connecting the UNGROUNDED

    cable first. Do not over-tighten. Apply a

    commercial battery anti-corrosion material

    or petroleum jelly to the terminals to

    minimize corrosion.

SAFETY WARNING!

•  

Battery electrolyte can cause se- 

 

vere burns if handled improperly.  

 

Observe all poison/danger warnings  

 

on electrolyte cartons and on the

 battery.

•  

Wear splash-proof goggles and

 

protective clothing when adding

 

electrolyte to batteries.

•  

Avoid contact of electrolyte with  

 

skin, eyes, or clothing.

•  

Keep batteries and electrolyte OUT

 

OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

•  

If electrolyte is spilled or splashed  

 

on the body, IMMEDIATELY FLUSH

 

WITH WATER.

•  

If electrolyte comes into contact  

 

with the eyes, FLUSH WITH 

 

WATER FOR 15 MINUTES AND GET  

 

PROMPT MEDICAL ATTENTION.

•  

If electrolyte is taken internally,

 

DRINK LARGE QUANTITIES OF

 

WATER OR MILK, FOLLOWED WITH

 

MILK OF MAGNESIA, BEATEN   

 

EGGS, OR VEGETABLE OIL.

SAFETY WARNING!

•  

The battery can produce explosive

 

gases. Ventilate when charging or

 

using in an enclosed space.

•  

DO NOT produce sparks from cable

 

clamps, tools or other sources.

•  

DO NOT allow flames or smoking in

 

the vicinity of the battery.

•  

Shield eyes when working near the

 battery.

•  

Keep the vent caps tight and level.

Blower Attachment

1. Remove blower and directional spout from

    boxes.

2. Remove rear shaft guard and safety door

    from Chipper/Shredder.

3. Mount blower attachment to Chipper/

    Shredder using safety door hinge pin,

    secure blower to unit using 4 - 5/16” x 3/4”

    bolts and 5/16” nylock nuts.

4. Install belt shield mount tab on top bolt of

    bearing using 1/2” lock nut.

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Summary of Contents for 5400

Page 1: ...Chipper Shredder R R R R 5 12 Parts Manual 1800 5400...

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Page 3: ...in injury to you or others Whenever this symbol is used please pay very close attention to the information presented and make sure you fully understand If you do not contact your dealer or Harper Ind...

Page 4: ...y No product or part may be returned for warranty consideration without prior approval from Harper Industries This warranty does not apply to parts subjected to misuse abuse alteration improper or ina...

Page 5: ...uel Tank Drive Sheaves Belts Bearings Shields Trailer Hitch Jack Stand Chipper Chute Shredder Hopper Discharge Assembly CS 5400 PTO Powered Model CS 1800 Gas Powered Model Engine Battery Blower Attach...

Page 6: ...finish is extremely strong and resists chipping and cracking Power Gas Powered Model 18 hp Honda engine standard PTO Powered Model 540 RPM from 18 to 30 HP tractor Warranty may be void if used on trac...

Page 7: ...in operation Always keep proper balance and foot ing never overreach If a foreign object should strike the cutting mechanism of the machine and cause an unusual noise or vibration shut the PTO engine...

Page 8: ...ut Gasoline fumes are heavy and will sink to the lowest point collecting and becoming more and more hazardous 1 part gasoline in 20 parts air will ex plode easily and violently Never store the equipme...

Page 9: ...e Chipper Shredder CS 1800 Gas Powered Model Engine Be certain to provide adequate ventila tion if an engine must be run indoors exhaust fumes are dangerous Periodically clean chopped material away fr...

Page 10: ...idle for warm up Engine Choke Lever The choke lever is used in cold starting situations Refer to engine manual for starting instruc tions Key Switch The key switch is used for starting the engine Fue...

Page 11: ...the tractor to begin operation SAFETY WARNING Keep pants and loose clothing away from PTO shaft and all other shafts pul leys and belts Never operate the Chipper Shredder be yond the suggested 540 PT...

Page 12: ...rotective clothing when adding electrolyte to batteries Avoid contact of electrolyte with skin eyes or clothing Keep batteries and electrolyte OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN If electrolyte is spilled or spl...

Page 13: ...es The factory installed standard dis charge grate has 1 diameter holes Installing a discharge grate with small er diameter holes can increase fine ness of the shredded material Discharge grates with...

Page 14: ...Powered Model 1 Obtain and wear safety goggles before operating the Chipper Shredder 2 Check feed housings for children pets and foreign objects before operating 3 Before operating fill the tank with...

Page 15: ...f the shredder should become plugged refer to the service section of the manual before clearing plugged material Branches or material that cause plugging or slow opera tion should be fed at a slower p...

Page 16: ...use automotive belts Do not over tighten belts Excessive tension can cause premature bearing and belt failure Use a straightedge to check alignment across the faces of pulleys after ad justing belt t...

Page 17: ...lt and draw engine back until there is up and down play in the belt Use a straightedge and check for proper alignment 4 Tighten four engine bolts and replace safety shield SAFETY WARNING Before workin...

Page 18: ...nto the chipper the knives eventually become dulled slowing chipping time and making it harder to produce chips It is recommended that chipper knives be sharpened every 5 to 10 hours of use Removal 1...

Page 19: ...E The serrated shredder knives can be rotated four times and re sharpened Removal 1 Remove the nine 5 16 bolts that fasten the top and bottom housings together 2 Remove the pin that fastens the top of...

Page 20: ...ne may be low on oil The Honda Engine is equipped with Oil Alert automatic shut off Air breather may be clogged Problem What to Check Belts Slip Tension adjustment Load may be excessive Knives may be...

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Page 23: ...Chipper Shredder R R Table of Contents PARTS SECTION CS 1800 Chassis Rotor Drive Hitch Hopper CS 5400 Assembly Option Blower Attachment Rotor 1800 Decals 5400 Decals 22 23 24 25 26 28 31 32 33...

Page 24: ...Chipper Shredder R R 20 CS1800 CHASSIS 945005 945005 MUFFLER KIT 18HP HONDA 510345 510345 510345 22...

Page 25: ...Chipper Shredder R R 21 CS1800 ROTOR DRIVE 23...

Page 26: ...Chipper Shredder R R 22 CS1800 HITCH 24...

Page 27: ...Chipper Shredder R R 23 CS1800 HOPPER 25...

Page 28: ...Chipper Shredder R R CS 5400 ASSEMBLY 24 26...

Page 29: ...007 1 CHIPPER KNIFE KIT 16 940030 1 ROTOR SHAFT 17 915050 1 PTO FRONT BELT SHIELD 18 915048 1 PTO UPPER HALF MAINFRAME 19 905008 1 SHREDDER KNIFE KIT 20 915049 1 PTO LOWER HALF 21 942009 1 TAPER LOCK...

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Page 31: ...058 BLOWER ASSEMBLY 10 900039 REAR DOOR HINGE PIN 11 915059 VAC IMPELLER ASSEMBLY 12 942028 VAC IMPELLER TAPER LOCK 13 942027 BLOWER DRIVE SHEAVE 14 940112 TAPER LOCK BUSHING 1610 x 1 5 IK 15 942026 B...

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Page 33: ...4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ITEM 5 8 9 7 1 2 3 4 10 6 905007 CHIPPER KNIFE KIT 1 2 ITEM CHIPPER KNIFE BOLT 5 16 18 X 1 0 HHCS 4 1 2 NOTE Replace shredder knives and spacers in the same manner they are removed This...

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