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TIGER Chipper Shredder CS9-392V & CS9-392VRT Owners Manual (P/N   ) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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spark plug and proceed as follows: 

 

1.

 

Inspect for damage. 

 

2.

 

Replace or repair any damaged parts. 

 

3.

 

Check for and tighten any loose parts. 

 

4.

 

Do not attempt to repair the machine unless you are competent to do so. 

 

 

Avoid feeding short, stubby pieces of wood into the machine, as they tend to bounce and spin in the infeed chute. 
Feed these  short  pieces together with longer  pieces. After  becoming familiar with the machine, prune  to suit  its 
capabilities. 

 

Because the chipper is self

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feeding and has a large infeed opening, the machine can be stalled with branches that 

are too big for processing. You will have to hold these branches back and feed the machine with care until you are 
familiar  with  its  capacity.  Cutting  large  pieces  into  short  lengths  approx.  300mm  long  will  help  feeding  without 
stalling.

 

Feed  limbs  and  branches  through  butt  end  first,  leaving  the  bushy  head  on. This  helps  guide  the  limb  down  the 
infeed chute, reduces spinning and the occurrence of ejection of small pieces back up the infeed chute. Some side 
branches may require pre

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cutting so that the branch will ‘self

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feed’ more efficiently. 

 

While operating the machine keep a wooden stick handy, approx. 60 mm diameter x 600 mm long. This stick will be 
useful for pushing in short, brushy and very leafy materials and to keep the infeed chute clear. 

 

It is always advisable to process freshly cut materials, as wooden branches get very hard and springy when dried 
out. They are then more awkward to handle and the knives will become blunt much quicker. 

 

The chipper can clog up with soft, wet or fibrous materials. However, if you feed soft materials intermittently with 
branches, there should be no problem, as the wood chips tend to clean out any residue left in the machine. 

 

If the machine becomes clogged, shut off the engine and disconnect the spark plug wire and ensure rotor height 
has stopped spinning before opening chipping chamber and cleaning debris. 

 

Do not overload the chipper. If the rotor is slowing down, feed the material in slower. 

 

We do not advise washing or water blasting the machine. Brush, blow or wipe clean. 

 

The  engine is fitted with oil alert and will not start if the oil level in the sump is too low. It may also stop if it is 
operated on a steep slope. 

 

Keep all guards and deflectors in place and in good working condition. 

 

Do  not  tamper  with  the  engine  governor  settings  on  the  machine;  the  governor  controls  the  maximum  safe 
operating speed and protects the engine and all moving parts from damage caused by overspeed. Seek authorized 
service if a problem exists. 

 

Keep the engine clean of debris and other accumulations to prevent damage to the engine or possible fire. 

 

Do not transport this machine while the engine is running. 

 

Shut off the engine whenever you leave the work area. 

 

 

WARNING! Do not open the housing unless the engine and cutting disk are completely stopped. 

 

WARNING! Do not operate the machine wearing loose clothing. 

 

 

Stalks,  leaves,  palm  fronds,  vines,  bark,  roots,  garden  cuttings,  hay,  dry  manure  and  vegetable  matter  can  be 
processed. Do not process soil, sand, stones, gravel, metal or bone. 

 

The maximum capacity is 90mm diameter branches. Depending on the type  and hardness of wood, you need to 
limit  the  material  to  smaller  lengths.  Paper  and  cardboard  can  be  processed.  A  better  result  is  obtained  if  the 
material is wet prior to processing. 

 

Summary of Contents for Tiger CS9-392V

Page 1: ...V CS9 392VRT Owners Manual P N page 1 TIGER CS9 392V CS9 392VRT Road Towable Owners Manual Distributed in New Zealand by STEVENS GROUP PH 0508 STEVENS or 64 9 275 0443 EMAIL sales stevensgroup co nz W...

Page 2: ...Hazards Risks 6 Operation Starting Procedure 6 Shutdown Procedure 6 Operation 6 7 Maintenance Service Maintenance Schedule 8 Chipper Blade Re Sharpening 8 9 Shredder Knife Maintenance 9 Anvil Adjustm...

Page 3: ...cord this number and the Engine Serial number below Machine Serial Number ________________________________________________________________ Engine Serial Number ________________________________________...

Page 4: ...d axle from box Fasten axle to chipper body using fasteners supplied in axle shaft Remove Infeed chute from box Slide Infeed chute down into place then fix with nyloc nut as supplied on unit Tighten h...

Page 5: ...engine to cool before refuelling Do not smoke Never refuel the machine indoors Never store the machine or fuel container inside where there is an open flame such as a water heater If fuel is spilled d...

Page 6: ...n the cutting disk Then increase the engine to full speed Shutdown Procedure 1 Push the throttle control lever to the idle position 2 Turn the switch to STOP 3 The rotor will gradually come to a stand...

Page 7: ...og up with soft wet or fibrous materials However if you feed soft materials intermittently with branches there should be no problem as the wood chips tend to clean out any residue left in the machine...

Page 8: ...a new edge if there is one or remove for sharpening To remove the blades open the discharge chute and remove the external cover located on the chassis below the infeed chute With a 17mm ring spanner...

Page 9: ...damaged the knives can be turned around to present a new edge if this has not been done previously If both edges on the knives are used replace the knives Remove M6 x 30 bolt and nyloc nut Turn or rep...

Page 10: ...392VRT Owners Manual P N page 10 Wear parts Anvil Part Number 1619 QTY per Unit 1 Chipper Blade Part Number CP10010052 QTY per Unit 2 Shredder Blade Part Number 070 007 060 QTY per Unit 6 Pulley Vee B...

Page 11: ...Blade Feed system Gravity Self Feed Gravity Self Feed Infeed Chute Large Single Infeed Chute Large Single Infeed Chute Wheels Pneu Wheel Tyre PWW200 166T 13 x 5 Wheel Tyre Engine Vanguard 13 Gross HP...

Page 12: ...TIGER Chipper Shredder CS9 392V CS9 392VRT Owners Manual P N page 12 Side View Blade Anvil Set Up Top View Blade Anvil Set Up CS9 392V Blade Anvil Diagrams 3D View Blade Anvil Set Up...

Page 13: ...TIGER Chipper Shredder CS9 392V CS9 392VRT Owners Manual P N page 13 CS9 392V Belt Tension Replacement 3D View Belt Tension Front View Belt Tension 3D View Belt Replacement...

Page 14: ...R Chipper Shredder CS9 392V Belt Replacement Remove top 2 hex bolt to remove belt cover Remove 4 hex bolts and nyloc nuts to remove the Vanguard 13 HP Engine Once engine is unscrewed the pulley belts...

Page 15: ...nsure all pulleys are inline by placing a straight edge across the face of them to make sure the top and bottom pulleys are aligned Assembled Pulley System CS9 392V Diagrams shows correct pulley assem...

Page 16: ...machine serial number shall be accepted for warranty purposes Where neither is available and Stevens Group does not have any record of the purchaser s details the warranty period shall be calculated f...

Page 17: ...llision theft etc Any normal wear or deterioration such as that of sliding or rotating parts caused under normal operating conditions For example normal wear pivot points rod ends and bearings Any dam...

Page 18: ...on of the chipper shredder Commissioning Checklist Registration Trouble Shooting Problem Probable Cause Suggested Remedies Rotor does not turn Obstructed discharge Use branch or similar object to clea...

Page 19: ...TIGER Chipper Shredder CS9 392V CS9 392VRT Owners Manual P N page 19 Accessory Guide Optional Draw Bar Kit Optional Road Towable Base...

Page 20: ...R Chipper Shredder CS9 392V CS9 392VRT Owners Manual P N page 20 Distributed in New Zealand by STEVENS GROUP PH 0508 STEVENS or 64 9 275 0443 EMAIL sales stevensgroup co nz WEBSITE www stevensgroup co...

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