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ENGLISH

 

TORQUE

 

SPECIFICATIONS

 

METRIC

 

TORQUE

 

SPECIFICATIONS

 

 

 

 

 

6.2

 

BOLT

 

TORQUE

 

CHECKING

 

BOLT

 

TORQUE

 

The

 

tables

 

shown

 

below

 

give

 

correct

 

torque

 

values

 

for

 

various

 

bolts

 

and

 

cap

 

screws.

 

Tighten

 

all

 

bolts

 

to

 

the

 

torques

 

specified

 

in

 

chart

 

unless

 

otherwise

 

noted.

 

Check

 

tightness

 

of

 

bolts

 

periodically,

 

using

 

bolt

 

torque

 

chart

 

as

 

a

 

guide.

 

Replace

 

hardware

 

with

 

the

 

same

 

strength

 

bolt.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Torque

 

figures

 

indicated

 

above

 

are

 

valid

 

for

 

non-greased

 

or

 

non-oiled

 

threads

 

and

 

heads

 

unless

 

otherwise

 

specified.

 

Therefore,

 

do

 

not

 

grease

 

or

 

oil

 

bolts

 

or

 

cap

 

screws

 

unless

 

otherwise

 

specified

 

in

 

this

 

manual.

 

When

 

using

 

locking

 

elements,

 

increase

 

torque

 

values

 

by

 

5%.

 

*

 

Torque

 

value

 

for

 

bolts

 

and

 

cap

 

screws

 

are

 

identified

 

by

 

their

 

head

 

markings.

 

 

6.3

    

HYDRAULIC

    

FITTING

 

 

TORQUE

 

 

Tightening

 

Flare

 

Type

 

Tube

 

Fittings

 

*

 

1.

 

Check

 

flare

 

and

 

flare

 

seat

 

for

 

defects

 

that

 

might

 

cause

 

leakage.

 

2.

 

Align

 

tube

 

with

 

fitting

 

before

 

tightening.

 

3.

 

Lubricate

 

connection

 

and

 

hand

 

tighten

 

swivel

 

nut

 

until

 

snug.

 

4.

 

To

 

prevent

 

twisting

 

the

 

tube(s),

 

use

 

two

 

wrenches.

 

Place

 

one

 

wrench

 

on

 

the

 

connector

 

body

 

and

 

with

 

the

 

second

 

tightens

 

the

 

swivel

 

nut

 

to

 

the

 

torque

 

shown.

 

5.

 

The

 

torque

 

values

 

shown

 

are

 

based

 

on

 

lubricated

 

connections

 

as

 

in

 

rears.

 

Bolt

 

Diameter

 

"A"

 

Bolt

 

Torque*

 

 

8.8

 

(N.m)

    

(lb-ft)

 

10.9

 

(N.m)

         

(lb-ft)

 

M3

 

M4

 

M5

 

M6

 

M8

 

M10

 

M12

 

M14

 

M16

 

M20

 

M24

 

M30

 

M36

 

.5

                

.4

 

3

               

2.2

 

6

                  

4

 

10

                

7

 

25

               

18

 

50

               

37

 

90

               

66

 

140

             

103

 

225

             

166

 

435

             

321

 

750

             

553

 

1495

           

1103

 

2600

          

1917

 

1.8

             

1.3

 

4.5

             

3.3

 

9

                

7

 

15

              

11

 

35

              

26

 

70

              

52

 

125

             

92

 

200

           

148

 

310

           

229

 

610

           

450

 

1050

          

774

 

2100

         

1550

 

3675

         

2710

 

Tube

 

Size

 

OD

 

(in.)

 

Nut

 

Size

 

Across

 

Flats

 

(in.)

 

Torque

 

Value

 

(N.m)(lb-ft)

 

Recommended

 

Turns

 

To

 

Tighten

 

(After

 

Finger

 

Tightening)

 

(Flats)

        

(Turn)

 

3/16

 

1/4

 

5/16

 

3/

 

1/2

 

5/8

 

3/4

 

7/8

 

7/16

 

9/16

 

5/8

 

/

 

6

 

7/8

 

1

 

1-1/4

 

1-3/8

 

8

              

6

 

12

             

9

 

16

            

12

 

24

                          

 

46

            

34

 

62

            

46

 

102

            

75

 

122

            

90

 

1

                 

1/6

 

1

                 

1/6

 

1

                 

1/6

 

/6

 

1

                 

1/6

 

1

                 

1/6

 

3/4

                 

1/8

 

3/4

                 

1/8

 

Bolt

 

Diameter

 

"A"

 

Bolt

 

Torque*

 

SAE

 

2

 

(N.m)

 

(lb-ft)

 

SAE

 

(N.m)

 

(lb-ft)

 

SAE

 

(N.m)

    

(lb-ft)

 

1/4"

 

5/16"

 

3/8"

 

7/16"

 

1/2"

 

9/16"

 

5/8"

 

3/4"

 

7/8"

 

1"

 

8

           

6

 

13

        

10

 

27

        

20

 

41

        

30

 

61

        

45

 

95

        

60

 

128

       

95

 

225

      

165

 

230

      

170

 

345

      

225

 

12

        

9

 

25

          

19

 

45

          

33

 

72

          

53

 

110

         

80

 

155

       

115

 

215

       

160

 

390

       

290

 

570

       

420

 

850

       

630

 

17

            

12

 

36

            

27

 

63

            

45

 

100

           

75

 

155

         

115

 

220

         

165

 

305

         

220

 

540

         

400

 

880

         

650

 

1320

        

970

 

Summary of Contents for BXH-5x10

Page 1: ...Victory Tractor Implements WOOD CHIPPER USER MANUAL Owner s Manual BXH 5x10 BXH 7x12...

Page 2: ...ractor Implements at the contact information below Only this location is authorized to make repairs to the product or provide for the replacement of defective parts which will be done at no charge wit...

Page 3: ...on the 3 Point Hitch Wood Chipper and in the manual When you see this symbol be alert to the possibility of personal injury or death Follow the instructions in the safety message Why is SAFETY importa...

Page 4: ...is equipment is a SAFE operator It is the operator s responsibility to read and understand ALL Safety and Operating instructions in the manual and to follow these Most accidents can be avoided A perso...

Page 5: ...not readable or is missing Location of such safety signs is indicated in this manual 4 Never use alcoholic beverages or drugs which can hinder alertness or coordination while using this equipment Cons...

Page 6: ...actor and machine quickly in an emergency Read this manual and the one provided with tractor 6 Train all new personnel and review instructions frequently with existing workers Be certain only a proper...

Page 7: ...o the Operator over a long term basis may cause permanent total hearing loss NOTE Hearing loss from loud noise from tractors chain saws radios and other such sources close to the ear is cumulative ove...

Page 8: ...y installation operation adjustment maintaining repairing removal or moving Do not allow long hair loose fitting clothing or 9 Periodically tighten all bolts nuts and screws and check that all electri...

Page 9: ...lic system are kept in good condition and are clean 2 Before applying pressure to the system make sure all components are tight and that lines hoses and couplings are not damaged 3 Do not attempt any...

Page 10: ...evice to the lifting bracket on top of the frame 8 Remove pallet and place machine on the ground 9 Release feed hopper transport latch and lower hopper into the working position Stow anchor latch 10 T...

Page 11: ...ound Do not point discharge at people animals or buildings Rotor can expel wood chips fast enough to cause injury 4 1 TO THE NEW OPERATOR OR OWNER The 3 Point Hitch Wood Chippers are designed to chip...

Page 12: ...angled material before resuming work 5 Lubricate all grease fittings B After operating for 10 hours 1 Repeat steps 1 through 5 listed above 2 Go to the normal servicing and maintenance schedule as def...

Page 13: ...ft d Measure the dimension between the locking grooves on the tractor PTO shaft and the machine input shaft e Measure the same dimensions on the compressed driveline f If the compressed driveline dime...

Page 14: ...ft arms to bring them to the required height b Back up until the pins are above the claws c Use the turnbuckle on the top link to adjust the position of the top claw d Raise the 3 point hitch until th...

Page 15: ...eld in place by clamping bolts on each side Loosen the clamps move the deflector and tighten the clamps Position as desired b Spring Loaded BX62 BX92 The deflector is spring loaded up and held in plac...

Page 16: ...n your pocket and wait for all moving parts to stop before removing material and or unplugging Inspect machine for damaged or loose parts before resuming work Never use alcoholic beverages or drugs wh...

Page 17: ...cy occurs Correct emergency situation before starting engine and resuming work a Manual Feed Slowly slide the wooden material into the feed hopper and move it into the rotor Do not push the material w...

Page 18: ...stationary blade that acts as a stop for the moving rotor blades Machine is shown with guard opened or rotor cover opened for illustrative purposes only Do not operate machine with guard opened or cov...

Page 19: ...the area of bystanders especially small children b Stop the engine remove the ignition key and place it in your pocket and wait for all moving parts to stop before unplugging c Pull the material out...

Page 20: ...en chipping brush or twigs Decrease the speed when chipping hard solid material or when the engine is being pulled down 25 Personal Protective Equipment PPE Each person must wear appropriate personal...

Page 21: ...e 4 10 STORAGE Store the unit in an area away from human activity Do not permit children to play on or around the stored machine Store the unit in a dry level area Support the frame with planks if req...

Page 22: ...ten all bolts nuts and screws and check that all electrical and fuel connections are properly secured to ensure unit is in a safe condition When completing a maintenance or service function make sure...

Page 23: ...n relative to the driving components The driveline should telescope easily and the guard turn freely on the shaft at all times Annual disassembly cleaning and lubrication is recommended to insure that...

Page 24: ...XH 5x10 BXH 7x12 Rotor blades 4pcs 4pcs Rotor size 25 28 rotor weight 125lbs 185lbs chipper capacity 5 inch 7 inch hydraulic flow 3 6gpm 3 6gpm chipper housing opening 5 X10 7 x12 discharge hood rotat...

Page 25: ...until snug 4 To prevent twisting the tube s use two wrenches Place one wrench on the connector body and with the second tightens the swivel nut to the torque shown 5 The torque values shown are based...

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