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Operator’s Manual Victory BX510H

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Version 2.0

Features:

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Four reversible hardened steel knives plus one counter knife.

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Easy rotor access by just opening the flywheel cover shell.

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Safety stop bar (handle)/reverse.

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Quick hitch compatible (for CAT I only, check your dimensions).

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Fold-up input chute for storage.

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Nylon wraps protect hydraulic hoses.

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26ʺ Diameter rotor; 120 lb. (electronically balanced).

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Variable Infeed speed up 78 ft./min. (depending on PTO rpm).

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Heavy-Duty steel shaft bearings.

Performance:

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You can operate the woodchipper between 540 to 1,000 rpm, thus shredding between 9 to 16
times per second utilizing four hardened steel cutting knives (8¼ ”) against one bed/counter
knife. Combined with the hydraulic infeed system, woodchipping is now efficient and easy.

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The large opening of the infeed chute (26ʺ x 34ʺ) allows for reliable and professional wood
chipping without concerns.

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The compact BX510H is suitable for your small to mid-sized tractors between 18 to 50 HP,
utilizing your CAT I 3-Point Hitch.

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The high-quality hydraulic motor powers the infeed roller, avoiding wood jams by switching
direction and speed.

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Victory’s BX510H machine complies with all safety standards and is CE tested following the
2006/42/EC machine directives.

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Summary of Contents for BX510H

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual BX510H WOODCHIPPER With Hydraulic Infeed System VERSION 2 0 EN 2022 ...

Page 2: ...actorimplements com E mail address sales etractorimplements com Phone 562 534 8182 Manual info These are the original instructions The English language is binding No part of this documentation may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of Victory Tractor Implements History of changes Operator s Manual Version Date Chapters Description V1 0 2021 First edition V2 0 May 2022 All Edi...

Page 3: ...nded Operating Conditions 10 2 10 Tools Parts and Accessories for assembling and adjusting 10 3 SAFETY INFORMATION 11 3 1 Introduction 11 3 2 Generally Applicable Safety Rules 11 3 3 Personal Protective Equipment 12 3 4 General Safety Rules for Machines 12 3 5 Additional Safety Rules for Woodchippers 13 3 6 More Safety Tips for Safe Operation 14 3 6 1 Use Safety Lights and Devices 14 3 6 2 Transpo...

Page 4: ... Shaft s Extended Length 36 5 7 2 Checking the PTO Shaft s Interference 37 5 7 3 Adjusting the Discharge Chute 38 5 7 4 Turning the discharge chute 38 5 7 5 Aligning the Discharge Deflector direction 38 6 HYDRAULICS LUBRICATION 39 6 1 Bearing Lubrication Guide Based on Environmental Conditions 39 7 OTHER ACTIVITIES 40 7 1 Order Parts 40 7 2 Cleaning Flywheel Housing 40 8 MAINTENANCE ADJUSTMENT AND...

Page 5: ...ning Requirements 54 9 2 2 Environment 55 9 3 List of Consumables 55 10 SPARE PARTS AND WEARING PARTS 55 10 1 Wearing Parts 55 11 EXPLODED VIEW DRAWINGS 57 11 1 Torque Specifications 70 12 FLYWHEEL KNIFE CARE 71 12 1 How long will my Woodchipper Knives last 71 13 VICTORY TRACTOR IMPLEMENTS WARRANTY 72 14 SPECIFICATIONS FEATURES PERFORMANCE 73 ...

Page 6: ...series New Holland Massy Ferguson GC series Mahindra Max series and more The Victory BX510H series woodchipper is compact yet built to withstand commercial use The aggressive hydraulically powered infeed roller grabs and pulls material into the chipper head using a powerful hydraulic motor The motor is powered by the woodchipper s self contained hydraulic pump and tank 1 2 Type Plate The type plat...

Page 7: ...34 8182 to speak to one of our representatives Owner Assistance If customer service or spare parts are required please contact Victory Tractor Implements at 562 534 8182 Victory has trained technicians spare parts and equipment needed to service the device The parts on your machine are specially designed replace these parts always with genuine Victory parts Please reference your order number or se...

Page 8: ...l safety is a priority By reading it you will become aware of the dangers and hazards of operating this machine 2 2 Manual Update Reason for raising the Operator s manual to version 2 0 n Editorial update according to Standard IEC 82079 n Graphics and layout improved 2 3 Explanation Documentation Chapter 3 Introduction and Chapter 4 Safety is essential for anyone working on the machine n For opera...

Page 9: ...ns WARNING This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in death or severe injury or machine damage This ORANGE symbol indicates All WARNING notifications CAUTION This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury This YELLOW symbol indicates All CAUTION notifications NOTICE This Notice symb...

Page 10: ... 9 Intended Operating Conditions n Ambient temperature 0 to 40 C n Temp transport Storage 10 up to 40 C n Lighting Normal ambient lighting 2 10 Tools Parts and Accessories for assembling and adjusting n Adjustable wrench 1 max n 18 mm socket n 17 mm socket n 6 mm Allen key bit socket n Torque wrench n Awl Pick n New knife nuts M10 with Nylon lock n PTO Shear bolts n Tape measure n Feeler gauge 0 0...

Page 11: ...ntended use see operating instructions n Other activities such as service and maintenance This distinction is because operators must meet other safety requirements than the technical service staff n The operator performs the daily cleaning and maintenance work described in the operating instructions 3 2 Generally Applicable Safety Rules This list contains general safety measures which must be comp...

Page 12: ...e work area around the equipment is smooth clean and free from any obstacles Keep in mind that a dangerous situation can always arise n Always wear safety glasses and protective shoes when carrying out the operation n Long hair is not allowed n Never wear loose or torn clothing Permanently remove jewelry n When lifting heavy parts use a hoist or ask for help to prevent personal injury n Ensure tha...

Page 13: ... Woodchippers n The operator should be familiar with all functions of the unit n Operate implement from the driver s seat only n Children under the age of 16 should NEVER operate or be near the woodchipper during operation n Do not operate the Woodchipper while under the influence of drugs or alcohol as severe injury or death could result n Bystanders must keep a safe distance from an operating wo...

Page 14: ...he discharge chute away from doorways sidewalks or areas obstructing your view Point the chute downwind when possible This will keep the chips from blowing back in the operator s direction 3 6 1 Use Safety Lights and Devices n Driving on public roads slow moving tractors self propelled equipment and towed implements can create a hazard They are challenging to see especially at night n Use flashing...

Page 15: ...on to fire extinguishers and emergency exits n Permanently remove spilled liquids immediately to prevent them from slipping n Hydraulic liquids should not get into the ground or in surface water n Avoid high pressure fluids hazards Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing severe injury n Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before disconnecting hydraulic lines n Never try to ...

Page 16: ...errunning clutches to prevent inertial loads from overpowering the tractor Hazard Reduction The second step in specifying a safe driveline application is to strive to eliminate as many hazards as possible n On a driveline with torque limiting or overrunning devices specify that this device is positioned at the end of the driveline near the implement n To implement connections that require bolts or...

Page 17: ... tractor s master shield and adversely affect the performance of the driveline n Advise the user of locations of genuine original equipment spare parts You can obtain further information about driveline specifications and safety from your driveline supplier and the following ASME standards and engineering practices n S203 Rear power take off for agricultural tractors n S205 Power take off definiti...

Page 18: ...ean and legible n Replace all damaged or missing decals or labels To order new ones call Victory Tractor Implements n Some new equipment installed during repair requires safety labels to be affixed to the replaced component as specified When ordering new components ensure the correct safety labels are included in the request DANGER decal READ THE OPERATOR S MANUAL BEFORE OPEATION MAINTENANCE AND R...

Page 19: ...ER decal TURNING COMPONENTS Danger of being caught by rotating parts WARNING decal WARNING FOR HIGH PRESSURE HYDRAULIC FLUID WARNING decal MAX OPERATING PTO SHAFT SPEED 540 rpm DANGER decal ROTATING KNIFE BLADES Keep Hands and Feet away WARNING decal EMERGENCY STOP ...

Page 20: ...nintended or unexpected events related to an activity s quality These events have severe harmful consequences up to and including death This includes any accident that directly or indirectly results in device damage and personal injury to one or more persons n Concerning this woodchipper calamities arise when unauthorized persons use the machine Never lend the woodchipper without the Operator s ma...

Page 21: ... on the following pages for a smooth 30 minute setup assembly WARNING Read and understand all assembly instructions before assembling the BX510H Unpack and inspect the infeed bin to ensure nothing is in the chipper head before applying power NOTICE Before shipping the woodchipper to you the following service is done in our warehouse Bearings are greased knives are installed adjusted and the bolts ...

Page 22: ...he PTO shaft is correct When mounting keep the woodchipper as close to the tractor as possible n Always keep the PTO shaft as straight as possible Your PTO shaft will be more efficient and have a longer life if you use it straightforwardly An angle smaller than 25 degrees is acceptable STEP 1 n Remove the top of the crate frame by removing the bolts that secure the top to the frame base STEP 2 n R...

Page 23: ... the lower holes n Secure the lock pin with the R shaped cotter pin STEP 4 n Remove the R shaped cotter pin from the locking bracket 1 and release the over center clamp 2 to enable mounting of the feed roller spring STEP 5 n Install the spring as shown n Close the over center clamp and secure it with the R shaped cotter pin ...

Page 24: ...g the 3 point hitch n Secure all connecting points with Linchpins STEP 7 n Or if you have one you can connect the woodchipper using your category 1 Quick hitch STEP 8 n Lift the chipper out of the shipping crate base and position the device onto a level surface NOTE Save the frame for future use during transport ...

Page 25: ...amber n Rotate the flywheel by hand to ensure no obstructions are in the flywheel chamber The knives are VERY sharp n Visually inspect for any obstructions n Close the cover and reinstall the retaining bolt WARNING Wear heavy leather gloves and use extreme caution Never operate the woodchipper with the flywheel chamber open STEP 10 n Fill the oil reservoir with 5 gallons of 15W40 motor oil Do not ...

Page 26: ...sizing the shaft locate the grease nipples on the shaft s universal joints and pump several shots of high quality grease into the grease nipples NOTICE Ensure that the grease nipples are screwed in tightly Occasionally dried paint may cover the end of the fitting on the shaft Remove this by scraping the paint off with a knife before injecting grease into these nipples ...

Page 27: ... 14 n Install the PTO shaft NOTE One end of the shaft has a shear bolt attach this end to the woodchipper STEP 14 The PTO shaft has two chains on the shield n Secure the chain to the tractor and implement This will prevent the shield from spinning during operation ...

Page 28: ...t n The safety bar will activate the flow control valve and it has three detent positions The center position is neutral Pull back on the safety bar toward the hopper opening to engage the feed rollers and push forward on the lever to reverse the feed rollers At this time move the safety bar so that the valve is in the center position n Start your tractor s engine While idle engage the power take ...

Page 29: ...lts and loose hose fittings at this time Some hydraulic fittings are left slightly open for shipping purposes n It is important to remember to adjust the speed of the infeed roller when you start working Start with the lowest rate first 1 and then increase the speed incrementally until you find the best speed for the material you are running and the hp of your tractor Once you have found the prope...

Page 30: ...Operator s Manual Victory BX510H Page 30 of 74 Version 2 0 ...

Page 31: ...perators manual for the tractor Follow all safety and maintenance guidelines in this manual when dealing with the PTO DO NOT operate the woodchipper for any purpose other than what it is meant for DO NOT operate the woodchipper unless all safety guards and protection plates are in place DO NOT leave the machine unattended while it is running CAUTION Keep your hands away from all moving components ...

Page 32: ... Bracket operates the hydraulic controls via its IN OUT STOP function You can use the safety handle around the top of the infeed hopper to stop the infeed drum movement n Push the handle down to stop infeed drum rotation n Pull the handle up to start the infeed drum rotation 5 4 Preparation before operating n Inspect the whole BX510H visually and check all vital components like hoses and their con...

Page 33: ... shaft is no more than 25 degrees from the centerline n The chipper must rest on solid ground before operating DO NOT operate while raised by the three point hitch n Start the chipper slowly idle with the PTO engaged Gradually increase engine RPM until the tractor PTO speed is 540 RPM not 540 engine RPM The woodchipper running speed is 540 RPM Lower RPM can damage the woodchipper if material jams ...

Page 34: ...n usual feed roller shaft broken the main bearing house broken the main bearing working loose and the flywheel or knives hitting the case or bed knife feed roller not feeding n When sharpening the knife blades keep angle A at a 37 39 angle Round knife blades will not pull the material into the cutting head See section Flywheel Knife Sharpening Instructions in this manual n The best way to tell if ...

Page 35: ... the PTO shaft s inner yoke implement end onto the input shaft Secure the PTO shaft with the yoke locking device 5 Slide the PTO shaft s outer yoke tractor end over the tractor output shaft Secure the PTO shaft with the yoke locking device 6 If the PTO shaft does not fit between the tractor and implement skip to the instructions to Shorten Driveline Length 7 Move the PTO shaft back and forth to en...

Page 36: ...ation on the inner driveline shield 3b Measure 1 B dimension back from the inner driveline universal joint shield and make a mark at this location on the outer driveline shield 4 Remove the drivelines from both the tractor and implement 5 Measure from the end of the inner shield to the scribed mark X dimension Cut off the inner shield at the mark Cut the same amount off the inner shaft X1 dimensio...

Page 37: ...aft Attach the outer driveline yoke to the tractor s output shaft 4 Move the yoke ends of the driveline back and forth to ensure they are secured to the tractor and implement shafts Re attach any loose end 5 Raise and lower the implement to find the maximum extended PTO shaft length Check to ensure that the PTO shaft s overall length does not exceed the full recorded size in step 2 6 If needed set...

Page 38: ...sting the discharge chute you can determine where the woodchips end 5 7 4 Turning the discharge chute n Unlock handle 1 to turn the discharge chute in the desired position is reached 5 7 5 Aligning the Discharge Deflector direction Move handle 2 until the desired position from the discharge deflector is ...

Page 39: ...ed ranges In a clean dry environment adding more grease to the bearing is not required for at least 500 hours of use This is counter intuitive to many people with older equipment who pump grease into the bearings daily Modern high quality bearings are made from better steel alloys and provide higher tolerances increased rubber seal compounds and better quality lubricants These recommendations are ...

Page 40: ...e parts you must always have the following information n Machine name n Machine serial number n Part name n Part number You can find the machine name and serial number in the EC Declaration of Conformity in chapter 1 of this Manual or on the CE Type plate MANDATORY Always replace stickers that come loose also markings or numbers that are damaged or removed from the equipment If stickers or marking...

Page 41: ...at secures the top half of the flywheel cover to the bottom half STEP 3 n Open the cover and remove any debris that is causing the jam Wear heavy leather gloves and use extreme caution when working around the knives n Close the cover and secure it with the retaining bolt n Re attach the PTO shaft ...

Page 42: ...ult in machine failure and costly repairs or voided warranty Do not touch the fluid if you spot any leaking from hoses pipes or other parts it is dangerous and can lead to burns Provide adequate protection around moving or rotating parts paying attention to the risk of pinching Do not grease or oil the implement while it is in operation Only use genuine or equivalent parts Always use proper and go...

Page 43: ...ular inspection of the hydraulic system is in everyone s interest downtime due to overdue maintenance is always more expensive n Scheduled inspections at set times after a certain number of hours of operation checking crucial components preventively can avoid costly repairs and downtime n To avoid skipping certain parts a good practice is to follow the direction of the oil Starting at the reservoi...

Page 44: ...draulic system Key on hydraulic pump sheared The high pressure relief valve is stuck open Fill the tank with 15W40 motor oil Let sit for one day for air to work its way out Replace key Call Victory Support for personal assistance adjusting this Not chipping clean or chip deflector plugging Flywheel knives are dull Chipper s head is turning too slowly Sharpen or replace knives Check that PTO speed ...

Page 45: ...10H Page 45 of 74 Version 2 0 8 4 Changing the Oil Filter STEP 1 n Remove the hydraulic line from the tank STEP 2 n Remove three screws that secure the filter assembly STEP 3 n Remove the filter assembly and replace the oil filter ...

Page 46: ...d act accordingly 8 5 Flywheel Knives and Bed Knife Changing Adjusting DANGER Use extreme caution when working in the flywheel area Avoid contact with the flywheel knives The knives are incredibly sharp Wear heavy leather gloves 8 5 1 Flywheel Knives Changing Adjusting STEP 1 n Detach the PTO shaft from the woodchipper ...

Page 47: ...e the retaining bolt that holds the top of the flywheel housing cover in place STEP 3 n Open the lid to expose the flywheel Fully open the coer as shown STEP 5 n Insert and secure the lock pin as shown to prevent the flywheel from rotating while you are working on the knives ...

Page 48: ... mm Allen socket wrench and a 17 mm socket wrench at the backside to remove the four knife bolts n Remove the knife Be careful not to drop the fasteners into the flywheel chamber n Clean the knife blade recess surface properly n Place a new or sharpened knife n Mount and hand tighten the fasteners including washers STEP 8 n Use a torque wrench attached to the 17 mm socket and apply a 40 lbs ft tor...

Page 49: ... is correct 0300 n If the distance is too close damage to the knives can occur by contacting the bed knife n Some material can pass through the chipper without shearing if the distance is too large This can cause the discharge chute to plug n If you need to adjust the gap refer to bed knife changing adjusting in this Chapter 8 5 2 n Rotate the flywheel by hand for two or three revolutions to ensur...

Page 50: ...0 8 5 2 Bed Knife Changing Adjusting Now that the knife cover is open you can start the adjust or replace procedure for the bed knife STEP 1 n Release the spring at the front side of the infeed bin STEP 2 n Remove the infeed bin lock pin out of the lower hole ...

Page 51: ... Page 51 of 74 Version 2 0 STEP 3 n Raise the infeed bin away as shown STEP 4 n In the raised position insert the locking pin in the upper hole n Secure the pin with the R shaped cotter pin for safety STEP 5 n Raise the infeed roller ...

Page 52: ...TEP 7 n Use an awl to remove any debris impacted in the hex recess of the flat socket cap screws securing the bed knife n Take care to clean the bolt heads thoroughly to ensure the Allen key bit socket fits appropriately If not you may strip the heads out n Remove the three nuts on the underside of the bed and take out the bed knife ...

Page 53: ... each blade and the bed knife is correct 0300 n If the distance is too close damage to the knives can occur by contacting the bed knife n Move the bed knife in the correct position that is possible because of the slotted mounting holes in the frame n Once in the correct position use a torque wrench attached to the 17 mm socket and apply a 40 lbs ft torque n DO NOT over torque the bolts knife break...

Page 54: ... or jolting Essential Rules for Storage n Before storage check knives for wear and sharpen or replace if necessary n Inspect the woodchipper for loose damaged or worn parts and adjust or replace them Do not forget to check the safety decals Replace any worn decals Alternatively cover with a tarp to reduce exposure and prevent weather damage n Clean off any dirt or dust accumulated on the woodchipp...

Page 55: ...ions are also subject to wear and tear Keeping a limited number of crucial parts in stock is advisable to avoid costly downtime The installation mainly includes unique and complex components that you should always replace with similar ones such as controllable pumps and motors proportional valves electronic controls etc Order spare parts by referring to the parts list and the hydraulic diagram if ...

Page 56: ...y BX510H Page 56 of 74 Version 2 0 Wearing parts for the woodchipper n Knives n Oil filter n Knives set Flywheel knives Bed knife and fasteners set n Oil filter NOTE Always use new nuts with nylon locking when replacing knives ...

Page 57: ...Operator s Manual Victory BX510H Page 57 of 74 Version 2 0 11 EXPLODED VIEW DRAWINGS VICTORY BX510H Exploded View All Parts ...

Page 58: ... LHP 1 Hitch pin Lower Cat 1 2 21 Ml 2x1 75 NYLOCK M12x1 75 Nut Nylon lock 5 22 TM 1 22 Scraper weldment 1 23 RP 3 5X75 R shaped cotter pin 3 5x75 mm OAL 2 24 TM 1 24 Flywheel rotation lock pin 1 25 TM 1 25 Base weldment 1 26 M10x1 5 NYLOCK M10x1 5 Nut Nylon lock 9 27 M10x1 5x30 HHCS M10x1 5x30 Hex head cap screw GR 8 8 12 28 Ml 0x1 50x30 FHCS FT M10x1 50x30 Flat socket cap screw 5 29 M10 NFW M10 ...

Page 59: ... M10x1 5 NYLOCK Nut M10x1 5 Nylon lock 16 3 M10 FW M10 Flat washer zinc 16 4 TM 2 4 Chipper flywheel without knives 1 5 TMCR 12 Knife Chipper flywheel knife 6 6 M10x1 50x35 FHCS FT M10x1 50x35 Flat socket cap screw GR 10 9 16 7 TM 2 7 Flywheel spindle shaft 1 8 M12x1 75x40 FHCS FT M12x1 750x40 Flat socket cap screw GR 10 9 2 9 M12x1 75x50 FHCS FT M12x1 750x50 Flat socket cap screw GR 10 9 4 ...

Page 60: ...Operator s Manual Victory BX510H Page 60 of 74 Version 2 0 VICTORY BX510H Exploded View Infeed Hopper ...

Page 61: ... 1 19 TM 3 19 Safety bar weldment 1 20 M8x1 25X20 HHCS M8x1 25x20 Hex head cap screw GR8 8 zinc 4 21 See Hydraulic Sys Expl view Directional control valve Hydro gear 1 22 M10x1 5 NUT M10x1 5 Hex nut zinc 1 23 TM 3 23 Connecting screw rod 1 24 M8x1 25 NUT M8x1 25 Hex nut zinc 2 25 TM 3 25 Joint bearing M8 Heim joint Female 1 26 M8x1 25x35 SHCS M8x1 25x35 Socket head cap screw 1 27 M8x1 25x60 HHCS M...

Page 62: ...Operator s Manual Victory BX510H Page 62 of 74 Version 2 0 VICTORY BX510H Exploded View Discharge Chute ...

Page 63: ...5 JAM NUT M8x1 25 Jam nut zinc 4 6 M8x1 25x20 BHCS M8x1 25x20 Button head socket cap screws 4 7 TM 4 7 Discharge Chute weldment 1 8 M6x1 0x20 HHCS M6x1 0x20 Hex head cap screw GR8 8 zinc 6 9 M6 FW M6 Flat washer zinc 16 10 TM 4 10 Center spacer 1 11 TM 4 11 Chute retainer plate 1 1 12 M6 1 0 NYLOCK M6x1 0 Nylon lock nut 8 13 TM 4 13 Chute retainer plate 2 1 14 TM 4 14 Chute rotator lock lever 1 15...

Page 64: ...M 5 1 Hydraulic oil tank 1 2 TM 5 2 Rubber gasket 1 3 TM 5 3 Tank filler breather assembly 1 4 9500 08 Bonded seal 3 4 ID 1 1 16 OD 1 5 WMBH TM 2 51 Hex oil tank drain plug M16 1 5 2 6 TM 5 6 Filter flange 1 7 M22x1 5 FLT Suction filter M22x1 50 1 8 M6 SLW M6 Med split lock washer zinc 3 9 M6x1 0x12 SHCS M6x1 0x12 Socket head cap screw 3 ...

Page 65: ... mounting bracket 1 3 TM 6 3 Rubber cushions 2 4 BS 815 Bonded seal 13 16 ID 1 1 4 OD 1 5 9500 08 Bonded seal 3 4 ID 1 1 16 OD 1 6 6400L 10 10 Fitting long 6400L 10 JIC 10 ORB 1 7 6400 06 08 Fitting 6400 06 JIC 08 ORB 1 8 M10 FW M10 Flat washer zinc 4 9 M10x1 5 NYLOCK M10 1 5 Nut Nylon lock 2 10 M10x1 5x35 HHCS M10 1 5x35 Hex head cap screw GR 8 8 2 11 K 15625x 750 Shaft key 5 32x5 32x3 4 long 1 ...

Page 66: ...er Arm Pos Part number Description Qty 1 TM 7 1 Infeed roller safety shield Left 1 2 TM 7 2 infeed roller swing arm weldment Left 1 3 UCFL204 20 Bearing UCFLU204 20 mm 1 4 M10x1 5 NYLOCK M10 1 5 Nut Nylon lock 2 5 M10 FW M10 Flat washer zinc 2 6 M10x1 5x40 HHCS M10x1 5x40 Hex head cap screw GR 8 8 2 ...

Page 67: ... 1 2 TM 8 2 infeed roller swing arm weldment Right 1 3 See Hydraulic syst Expl view Hydraulic infeed motor 1 4 M12x1 75x45 HHCS FT M12x1 75x 45 Hex head cap screw GR8 8 zinc 2 5 M12 FW M12 Flat washer zinc 2 6 M12x1 75 NYLOCK M12 1 75 Nut Nylon lock 2 7 M10x1 5 NUT M10x1 50 Hex nut zinc 1 8 TM 8 8 Rubber bumper head bolt M10 55 1 9 TM 8 9 Indexing pin M10 1 10 TM 8 10 Motor adapter 2 ...

Page 68: ...Operator s Manual Victory BX510H Page 68 of 74 Version 2 0 VICTORY BX510H Exploded View Hydraulic System ...

Page 69: ... JIC 90 deg 6 JIC 90 deg 52 OAL 1 8 6600 06 06 06 Swivel nut branch Tee 6600 06 06 06 Steel 1 9 155160A In feed hydraulic motor Danfoss SAE 1 10 6400 06 10 Fitting 6400 06 JIC 10 ORB 2 11 2PF18L Hydraulic Pump 1 12 BS 815 Bonded seal 13 16 ID 1 1 4 OD 1 13 6400L 10 10 Fitting long 6400L 10 JIC 10 ORB 1 14 TM 9 14 Hose 10 JIC 90 deg 18 mm banjo 11 OAL 1 15 BNJB18X1 5Lx38 M18x1 5x38 Hollow banjo bol...

Page 70: ...he table below gives the correct torque values for various bolts nuts and cap screws Tighten all bolts to the torques specified unless otherwise noted Check the tightness of bolts periodically using this bolt torque chart as a guide Replace fasteners with the same length and grade of bolt ...

Page 71: ... are made of high quality steel they are not indestructible All chippers will perform better when chipping fresh green clean limbs n The moisture in the limbs lubricates the knives and reduces friction n Do not attempt to chip rotten wood it will plug your woodchipper P n You can chip dry material this will wear the knives faster than fresh green material n Use your best judgment on this type of m...

Page 72: ...els grease points and driveline shafts Claims under this Warranty should be made directly to Victory Tractor Implements and all warranty adjustments must be made through an authorized Victory dealer Victory reserves the right to make changes in materials or design of the product at any time without notice This Warranty shall not be interpreted to render Victory liable for damages of any kind direc...

Page 73: ...x1 n Min rotation speed 540 rpm n Max rotation speed 1000 rpm n Hopper opening 26 x 34 n Chipper Feed in opening 5 x 10 n Max branch diam 5 n Infeed drum Hydraulically driven n Infeed speed 0 78 ft min at 540 rpm n Infeed drum direction Reversible n Safety handle Feed Reverse Stop function n Hydraulic oil tank 4 Gallon n Oil type 15W40 Engine oil n Discharge chute 270 degrees rotatable n Chute def...

Page 74: ...rate the woodchipper between 540 to 1 000 rpm thus shredding between 9 to 16 times per second utilizing four hardened steel cutting knives 8 against one bed counter knife Combined with the hydraulic infeed system woodchipping is now efficient and easy n The large opening of the infeed chute 26ʺ x 34ʺ allows for reliable and professional wood chipping without concerns n The compact BX510H is suitab...

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