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Wallenstein BXC34 Operator'S Manual Download Page 18

Familiarization

BXC34 / BXC34 Bundle

Wood Chipper

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4.5 Machine Components

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Machine components

1.  Feed hopper
2.  Operator's Manual tube
3.  Discharge chute
4.  Hood-deflector knob
5.  Hood deflector
6.  Engine
7.  Support stand
8.  Clutch handle

9. Wheel (1 of 2) (4.10-3.50-4NHS LRB

tires)

10.  Twig breaker
11.  Jockey wheel
12.  Jockey-wheel handle
13.  Jockey-wheel clevis hitch
14.  Jockey-wheel handle grip
15.  Snap pin

16.  Rotor
17.  Rotor knife (1 of 2)
18.  Ledger knife (location)
19.  Rotor housing
20.  Safety flap
21.  Handle (1 of 2)

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Summary of Contents for BXC34

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL WoodChipper Serial number 1C34424 and up BXC34 BXC34 Bundle Part Number Z97110_En Rev Jun 2022...

Page 2: ...s 22 6 1 Operating Safety 22 6 2 Pre Start Checklist 23 6 3 Machine Break In 23 6 4 Engine Operation 24 6 5 Start the Machine 27 6 6 Stop the Machine 27 6 7 Emergency Stop 27 6 8 Set Up the Machine 28...

Page 3: ...brake drive system The BXC drive system is designed to replace the traditional belt tensioning system Features include a longer belt life and a braking clutch that quickly and safely stops the rotor...

Page 4: ...t Rotor turns freely and the knife clearance is correct All cutting edges are sharp and in good condition Discharge chute and deflector move freely Drive belt is aligned and the tension is correct All...

Page 5: ...serial number of your Wallenstein product when ordering parts or requesting service or other information The product information plate location is shown in the following illustration Fig 1 Product in...

Page 6: ...operation of a control Product Decals indicate machine model and serial number and other important information VIN NLV MODEL Manufactured by Wallenstein Equipment Inc 7201 Line 86 Wallenstein ON N0B2...

Page 7: ...against unsafe practices CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices IMPORTANT...

Page 8: ...nd know how to use the contents Keep a fire extinguisher available for use should the need arise and know how to use it Wear the appropriate PPE when operating servicing or maintaining the machine Thi...

Page 9: ...s ability to do the job or to do it safely is in question STOP 2 6 Safe Condition References are made to safe condition throughout this manual Safe condition means putting the machine in a state that...

Page 10: ...rs Operators should review these topics at the start of each season The following sign off form can be used to record the completed training The design and manufacture of this product conforms to the...

Page 11: ...y hazards are present in the work zone To keep people safe from hazards follow these important guidelines Establish a work zone perimeter and mark it with safety cones The perimeter should be a minimu...

Page 12: ...d a new safety sign must be applied W100 Practicing good safety means becoming familiar with safety signs decals and warnings and being aware of situations that require alertness The top panel or left...

Page 13: ...BXC34 Bundle Wood Chipper Safety Signs Safety 13 3 1 Safety Sign Locations Numbers correspond with the Safety Sign Explanations on page 14 02003 2 7 8 4 4 5 5 6 6 Fig 3 Safety sign locations front and...

Page 14: ...Safety Signs BXC34 BXC34 Bundle Wood Chipper Safety 14 02005 3 9 1 4 4 Fig 4 Safety sign locations back and top...

Page 15: ...o 87 decibels at close range Noise exposure over 85 dB on a long term basis can cause severe hearing loss Exposure over 90 dB on a long term basis may cause permanent total hearing loss 4 Warning Risk...

Page 16: ...Safety Signs Always replace safety signs that are missing or have become illegible Replacement safety signs are available from your authorized distributor dealer parts department or Wallenstein Equipm...

Page 17: ...new operator to become familiar with control functions and machine responses 3 When the new operator is familiar and comfortable with the machine they can proceed with the work 4 3 Work Site Familiari...

Page 18: ...Manual tube 3 Discharge chute 4 Hood deflector knob 5 Hood deflector 6 Engine 7 Support stand 8 Clutch handle 9 Wheel 1 of 2 4 10 3 50 4NHS LRB tires 10 Twig breaker 11 Jockey wheel 12 Jockey wheel h...

Page 19: ...eview the safety operating and maintenance instructions in the engine manual W019 5 1 1 Throttle Control and Fuel Shutoff The throttle control and fuel shutoff lever has the following functions Fast E...

Page 20: ...engine see Start the Machine on page 27 01734 Fig 9 Rewind start handle 5 2 Hood Deflector The discharge chute has a deflector on the end to direct wood chips Use the hand knobs on each side to chang...

Page 21: ...ngaged Power from the engine does not transfer to the drive belt The drive belt and the rotor come to a stop it takes approximately five seconds for the rotor to come to a full stop after you move the...

Page 22: ...and loose parts before resuming operation Read and understand this manual before starting the machine Review all safety instructions annually Park the machine in a clear location on dry level ground D...

Page 23: ...good repair Make sure that the operator and spotter are not wearing loose fitting clothing or jewelry and long hair is tied up Make sure that there are no bystanders inside the work zone and the spott...

Page 24: ...spill until the fuel evaporates Do not create any sources of ignition in the spill area Do not choke the carburetor to stop the engine Whenever possible gradually reduce the engine speed before stopp...

Page 25: ...illage If there is not enough fuel in the tank add fuel For instructions see Add Fuel to the Engine 01778 Fig 13 Fuel cap 6 4 3 Add Fuel to the Engine WARNING Never smoke or vape while working with fu...

Page 26: ...Complete one of the following If the oil level is correct continue with step 7 If the oil level is low add oil until the oil level is at the full upper mark For instructions see Add Oil to the Engine...

Page 27: ...e position 3 Move the choke control to the Open position 4 Move the throttle control to the Fast position 5 Firmly grip the starter cord handle 6 Pull the starter cord out slowly until you feel resist...

Page 28: ...and is attached to a tow vehicle a Apply the tow vehicle s parking brake b Turn off the key and remove it from the ignition c Block the wheels 4 Remove all debris from the feed hopper to prevent a jam...

Page 29: ...chute 3 Tighten the strap on the bag around the discharge chute to secure it 4 Make sure that the zipper on the bottom of the bag is closed 6 10 2Remove a Mulch Collector Bag When the mulch collector...

Page 30: ...een the opening and the rotor 3 Pull all of the material out of the discharge chute Use a stick to reach in and loosen material that is jammed in the discharge chute 4 Start the machine to see if the...

Page 31: ...ion see the BXC34 Bundle video at WallensteinEquipment com 1 Stop the machine For instructions see Stop the Machine on page 27 2 Hold onto the jockey wheel handle grips 3 Pull the machine to the requi...

Page 32: ...n or damaged parts 6 Complete one of the following If the machine will be in storage for one to three months add stabilizer to the engine fuel and drain the carburetor If the machine will be in storag...

Page 33: ...achine For instructions see Stop the Machine on page 27 2 Wait for all moving parts to stop 3 Disconnect the engine spark plug wire and keep it away from the spark plug Follow good shop practices Keep...

Page 34: ...49 100 38 80 27 60 15 40 4 0 18 20 29 A B C D E 01802 A SAE 30 Below 40 F 4 C the use of SAE 30 results in hard starting B 10W 30 Above 80 F 27 C the use of 10W 30 may cause increased oil consumption...

Page 35: ...e belt condition See page 37 Check the ledger knife sharpness See page 42 Check the twig breaker for damage See page 43 Check the drive belt tension See page 38 Check the ledger knife sharpness See pa...

Page 36: ...one pump of grease to each rotor bearing every 100 hours of operation or annually Use a hand held grease gun for all greasing Apply one pump per location Wipe each grease fitting with a clean cloth b...

Page 37: ...e Drive Belt IMPORTANT After the drive belt is replaced set the correct tension and align the engine and rotor sheave The machine has a clutch mounted on the engine shaft that drives the rotor sheave...

Page 38: ...tment loosen do not remove the four bolts two on each side that secure the engine mount to the machine frame 3 Turn the drive belt tension bolt to adjust the drive belt tension Clockwise to increase t...

Page 39: ...ways to correct the drive belt alignment If the engine is not square to the chipper frame turn the engine on the mount For instructions see Align the Engine on page 39 If the rotor sheave has moved in...

Page 40: ...he hub and the sheave so that they can move on the shaft Turn in both bolts evenly in 1 4 turn increments 5 Lightly tap the sheave hub with a block of wood to move it in or out on the shaft until it a...

Page 41: ...amount of material is removed from each knife to maintain the correct rotor balance Observe the rotor knife performance during operation The rotor knives need to be sharp for the best performance Kee...

Page 42: ...replaced rotate or replace both knives If the knives are being sharpened sharpen both knives evenly 8 Install each rotor knife with the leading edge out Apply blue Loctite to the bolt threads 9 Use a...

Page 43: ...the ledger knife forward toward the rotor knives Hand tighten the bolts 3 Turn the rotor until one of the rotor knives is directly aligned with the ledger knife Use the ledger knife clearance gauge t...

Page 44: ...pressure after every 100 hours of operation or annually 9 11 Wash the Machine IMPORTANT Using harsh chemicals can damage the machine finish Do not use gasoline diesel fuel or thinners for cleaning IMP...

Page 45: ...e 29 The discharge chute is obstructed Clear all debris from the discharge chute Unusual machine vibration while operating The ledger knife is broken or missing Inspect the ledger knife Replace the le...

Page 46: ...The drive belt is loose or worn Inspect drive the drive belt Adjust the tension or replace the drive belt as required For instructions see page 38 The material being chipped is poor quality The mater...

Page 47: ...e material of construction Hardened tool steel Feed system Manual gravity Material maximum diameter 3 in 8 cm Material discharge Blower with positional hood deflector Tires 4 10 X 3 5 rubber Dimension...

Page 48: ...a thread locker increase torque values by 5 Bolt grades are identified by their head markings Imperial Bolt Torque Specifications Bolt Diameter Torque SAE Gr 2 SAE Gr 5 SAE Gr 8 lbf ft N m lbf ft N m...

Page 49: ...inal purchase receipt with any claim This warranty does not cover the following 1 Normal maintenance or adjustments 2 Normal replacement of wearable and service parts 3 Consequen al damage indirect da...

Page 50: ...pecifications 34 Oil Add 26 Level check 26 Specifications 34 Rewind start handle 20 Safety 24 Throttle control 19 Equipment safety guidelines 9 F Familiarization 17 New operator 17 Operator orientatio...

Page 51: ...ons 15 Locations 13 Replace 16 Serial number location 5 Service and maintenance 33 Belt drive 37 Fluids 34 Ledger knife 42 Lubricants 34 Maintenance schedule 35 Rotor knife 41 Safety 33 Tire maintenan...

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