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Illus. #

Component #

Item Description

Qty.

34

700020005

TRUSS HEAD SELF-TAPPING 
SCREW, #14 x 5/8

5

35

717520005

HEX HEAD CAP SCREW, 
5/16-18 x 3-1/4”

2

36

710220005

LYNCH PIN

1

37

703200005

ROLL PIN, 3/16 x 3/4”

4

38

703100005

KEY, 1/4” SQUARE x 1-7/8”

1

39A

802022135

FLANGETTE, INNER

1

39B

702000005

FLANGETTE, OUTER

1

40

709920005

PUSH NUT, 5/8”

2

41

800070435

DANGER DECAL

3

42

800070445

CAUTION DECAL

1

43

800070450

OPEI CERTIFICATION DECAL

1

44

800070455

SERIAL NUMBER TAG (CALL FACTORY) 1

45

800070845

1” SIZE LIMIT DECAL, 9 & 10 HP

1

46

810051999

ENGINE SPACERS HONDA 9 HP

2

Convenient kits also available...

PAT-CSVVAC-KIT VACUUM KIT (see page 8)

1

993090035

Y-HAMMER KIT w/ shafts, hardware

1

990000015

CHIPPER KNIFE KIT w/ hardware

1

990010395

DEFLECTOR KIT

1

990000455

PLASTIC HARDWARE KIT

1

990060010

SEMI-PNEUMATIC WHEEL KIT

1

703050005

ALLEN WRENCH, 3/16”

1

719050005

ALLEN WRENCH, 5/32”

1

920000005B

ASSEMBLY HARDWARE BAG,
for assembly out of the box

1

700000005

SAFETY GOGGLES

1

990070005

WARNING/CAUTION DECALS KIT

1

800070010

OWNER/OPERATOR MANUAL

PACK 3100/3090H

1

800070595P

PATRIOT WARRANTY CARD 
(CALL 1-800-798-2447)

1

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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST

The “Illus. #” refers to the numbered parts in the illustrations.  Use the Component #” 

and

the “Item Description”

when ordering.  “Qty.” refers to the total number of each part the machine is built with.  Items without an
“Illustration #” are available but not shown in the drawings.

Illus. #

Component #

Item Description

Qty.

1

825150090

HONDA 9 HP GX270 ENGINE

1

1

825150010XL 10 XL/C TECUMSEH, 1” SHAFT

1

2

300010690

ENGINE MOUNT HONDA-IG

1

2

300000580

PRO ENGINE MOUNT/AXLE

1

3

302010215

GRINDER HOUSING (Call Factory)

1

4

325002085

ROTOR TRI-PLATE 1" BORE

1

5

103009035

Y HAMMERS

6

6

204009045

HAMMER SHAFT

4

7

211009075

SPACER A (short, plain)

2

8

211009055

SPACER B (short w/ hole)

2

8B

265001895

ROLL PIN SLEEVE B

2

9

211009355

SPACER C (long w/ hole)

2

9C

265001905

ROLL PIN SLEEVE C

2

10

810009015

CHIPPER KNIFE

2

11

303010235

CENTER PLATE

1

12

302010255

FAN HOUSING

1

13

612010275

LEG

1

14

400010365

CHIPPER CONE CASTING

1

15

500050515

SHREDDER HOPPER, BLACK

1

16

1130103905A DISCHARGE DEFLECTOR

1

17

500050375A

CHIPPER CONE

1

18

114050345

HOPPER GUARD

1

19

700060405

COLLECTION BAG, 24” x 36”

1

20

709040010

SEMI-PNEUMATIC TIRE

2

21

708000005

BEARING, 1” BORE & LOCK COLLAR

1

22

706520005

HEX HEAD CAP SCREW, 5/16-24 x 3/4”

4

22

768520005

HEX HEAD CAP SCREW, 5/16-20 x 1” Gr.5

4

23

705520005

HEX HEAD CAP SCREW, 5/16-18 x 3/4” Gr. 5 

2

24

718520005

HEX HEAD CAP SCREW, 5/16-18 x 1-1/4”

4

24

751520005

HEX HEAD CAP SCREW, 5/16-18 x 1-3/4” Gr.5

2

25

705720005

BUTTON HEAD SOCKET CAP 
SCREW, 5/16-18 x 1/2”

7

26

768800000

FLAT HEAD SOCKET CAP SCREW, 
5/16-24 x 1”

4

27

715520005

HEX HEAD CAP SCREW, 3/8-24 x 4-1/2”

4

27

715530005

HEX HEAD CAP SCREW, 7/16-20 x 5” Gr. 8

1

28

716620005

LOCK WASHER, 3/8 SPLIT RING

4

28

704620005

LOCK WASHER, 7/16 

1

29

705620005

LOCK WASHER, 5/16 SPLIT RING

4

30

705320005

SERRATED FLANGE NUT, 5/16-18

23

31

707320005L

HEX HEAD REVERSIBLE LOCK
NUT, 1/4”-20

8

32

707720005

BUTTON HEAD CAP SCREW, 
1/4-20 x 3/4”

8

33

710620005

1/4” SAE FLATWASHER

8

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Summary of Contents for 10F-CSV

Page 1: ...O W N E R S OPERATOR S M A N U A L P P R R O O S E R I E S S E R I E S C S V S W I T H G A S E N G I N E S C S V S W I T H G A S E N G I N E S ...

Page 2: ... use beyond 90 days from the date of purchase neglect accident or improper maintenance of this machine voids this warranty The warranty does not cover parts that need to be replaced due to normal wear and tear Patriot Products Inc shall not be liable for any damages or injuries arising from our products defective or otherwise The Patriot Warranty gives you specific legal rights You may have other ...

Page 3: ...D BEFORE START ING SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY MAY RESULT DISCHARGE AREA Stay clear during operation ALWAYS ATTACH THE BAG BEFORE START ING The area marked by the dotted line is the SAFE OPERATING AREA CHIPPER CONE INLET COLLECTION BAG Must be attached before each use DISCHARGE CHUTE PUSH PULL HANDLE OUTBOARD BEARING No lubrication needed SHREDDER HOPPER CAUTION OPERATE YOUR GAS ENGINE OUTDOORS IN A W...

Page 4: ... defective within a three 3 year period from the date of purchase contact your place of purchase They will file your claim or they will direct you to a qualified Patriot Authorized Service Center You will be asked to produce a dated receipt for the product if it was not registered with the factory If the product or part is determined to be defective by a Patriot Authorized Service Center we will r...

Page 5: ...r and not sharpening the knives more often Forcing branches down the chipper when the knives are dull and not self feeding The occasional if accidental railroad spike brick 2 x 4 barbed wire and or gardening tool down the hatch routine CONTENTS SAFETY page 6 ASSEMBLY page 8 OPERATION page 11 HOWITWORKS page 12 MAINTENANCE page 13 WHATTODOWITHTHESTUFF NOWTHATIT SALLCHIPPED SHREDDED page 16 ILLUSTRA...

Page 6: ...ching the collection bag Before clearing debris from any inlet or outlet in the event of a clog Before removing debris from inside the chipper cone or shredder hopper Before refueling the gas tank or adding oil Before putting hands face fingers probes etc near moving parts Before children pets or bystanders come near Your Responsibilities Know how to stop the engine quickly Show others who will us...

Page 7: ...e or repair parts as needed and check fasteners for tightness before resuming work If there are still problems take it to a service shop Don t tamper with the engine speed governors They prevent rotating parts from over speeding and causing damage or injury Seek an authorized service mechanic should engine problems arise Do not put your hands or any other part of your body or clothing inside the c...

Page 8: ...cing away from the head of the bolt Insert the end of the screw through the hole under the discharge chute Screw on the remaining nut serrated side facing in this time Tighten with one 1 2 wrenches Use two wrenches if the bolt won t go in easily STEP 4 SEE YOUR ENGINE MANUAL FOR PROPER OIL LEVELS Oil and gas are poured into different parts of the engine Do not mix the oil and the gas Engines are s...

Page 9: ... Change the air filter regularly too If either of these two intakes become too dusty and dirty the engine overheats and may seize up Engine Controls Be careful before touching the muffler or other metal engine parts Even if the machine has been running just a few moments the engine and exhaust can get hot enough to cause a serious burn THE RABBIT Low or Idle When you are not shredding or chipping ...

Page 10: ...D Push one end of the hose firmly into the nozzle The nozzle has what is called a regressive fit Turn the nozzle a few times to adjust the angle of the nozzle THIRD Thread the other end of the hose into the adaptor about three inches You may need to tug it through from the other side FOURTH When you want to use the vac snap the adaptor into the hopper before you turn on the engine The adaptor only...

Page 11: ...r replace the chipper knives when you notice that they do not self feed very well Forcing debris into dull knives causes vibration and will eventually damage or destroy the rotor Shut down and empty the bag before it fills up and stalls the rotor Shredding SHREDDER HP CAPACITY TYPEOFDISCHARGE Leaves pine straw 9 10 1 dia x 36 Fine mulch greens to small plants flowers longer fingerling shreds bulbs...

Page 12: ...n to remove the bag until the engine is shut off and the rotor has stopped Chipping Waste fed down the chipper cone produces uniform coin sized chips Two sharp knives mounted on the rotor pass by the cone s solid base at more than 3750 RPM slicing the end of the branch into little chips The angle of the knives draws branches in as they are cut Eventually the knives become dull They must be removed...

Page 13: ...cts from chipper cone MAINTENANCE Servicing the Hammers Sharpening the Knives 1 Shut off the engine let the rotor stop disconnect the spark plug wire Remove the chipping cone assembly at its base with a 1 2 wrench To service the knives go directly to Step 8 on page 15 2 Disassemble the discharge deflector and the bag retaining bolt underneath the discharge chute using two 1 2 wrenches WARNING THE ...

Page 14: ...olt from the center of the rotor shaft When reassembling use a torque wrench to tighten this bolt to 45 ft lbs 6 Pull the rotor from the crankshaft by turning the rotor back and forth There may be some resistance Pull it off steadily making sure that the hammers clear the inner wall of the center plate When reassembling coat the exposed engine shaft and key with a liquid graphite or slip plate typ...

Page 15: ...k wise with a probe until a chipper knife appears in the hole First scrape out any pulp embedded in the heads of the screws Loosen the screws using the 3 16 Allen wrench provided with your unit Unscrew them by hand and remove the knife Rotate the rotor slowly and remove the second knife in this same way Sharpen the knives evenly at 30 angles A homeowner s bench grinder with a fine grit stone will ...

Page 16: ...ROWN 3 5 Some old leaves or twiggy brush on the bottom helps air enter the pile GREEN 3 5 Leafy non woody stuff Include grass clippings and kitchen scraps But no meat fat or dairy products SOIL OR COMPOST STARTER 1 This layer of micro organisms does the dirty work If you re so inclined a handful of granular fertilizer jump starts it feeding the organisms Wet the pile as needed to keep the center t...

Page 17: ...escription Qty 1 825150090 HONDA 9 HP GX270 ENGINE 1 1 825150010XL 10 XL C TECUMSEH 1 SHAFT 1 2 300010690 ENGINE MOUNT HONDA IG 1 2 300000580 PRO ENGINE MOUNT AXLE 1 3 302010215 GRINDER HOUSING Call Factory 1 4 325002085 ROTOR TRI PLATE 1 BORE 1 5 103009035 Y HAMMERS 6 6 204009045 HAMMER SHAFT 4 7 211009075 SPACER A short plain 2 8 211009055 SPACER B short w hole 2 8B 265001895 ROLL PIN SLEEVE B 2...

Page 18: ... 5 9 6 37 5 7 6 37 8 8B 5 9 9C 5 37 15 3 Several patents approved or pending page 18 CAUTION THE ROTOR WILL COAST EVEN AFTER THE ENGINE IS OFF MAKE SURE THE ROTOR IS FULLY STOPPED AND DISCONNECT THE SPARK PLUG WIRE BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE IF THE ROTOR IS STILL TURNING IT MAY CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY 37 ...

Page 19: ...s 12 30 36 30 13 21 39A 39B 27 30 28 21 14 17 41 32 31 30 33 32 washers screws 35 16 30 23 4 11 3 33 31 Several patents approved or pending page 19 CAUTION THE ROTOR WILL COAST EVEN AFTER THE ENGINE IS OFF MAKE SURE THE ROTOR IS FULLY STOPPED AND DISCONNECT THE SPARK PLUG WIRE BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE IF THE ROTOR IS STILL TURNING IT MAY CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY ...

Page 20: ...rews inside 33 Washers inside 31 Nuts outside Detail of the shredder hopper 32 33 31 27 29 page 20 set screw lock collar bearing CAUTION THE ROTOR WILL COAST EVEN AFTER THE ENGINE IS OFF MAKE SURE THE ROTOR STOPS TURNING THEN DISCONNECT THE PLUG WIRE FROM THE ENGINE BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY MAINTENANCE OR CLEAN OUT IF THE ROTOR IS STILL TURNING IT MAY CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY 32 Screw 33 Washer ...

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Page 24: ...nd or repair Damaged knives hammers or rotor Check the rotor for balance by watching it turn while slowly pulling the cord If it wobbles see a Patriot service center immediately Debris does not chip easily Throttle speed too low Engine problem Run at maximum throttle Dull or damaged knives Sharpen or replace immediately Wood is dead old takes more effort Alternate with green waste to keep knives c...

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