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Hakki Pilke 38 Easy
Original
Version 6
The output conveyor has an automatic
debris removal device. It separates debris
and sawdust from the processed
firewood.
The following issues significantly affect
the operation of the debris removal
device: the angle of the discharge
conveyor, the speed of the belt and the
distance of the separation plate C from
the upper roller of the conveyor. In other
words, the debris separation result is
better the steeper the angle (however, no
more than 40 degrees), the lower the
speed and the longer the distance
between the separation plate C and the
upper roller. The distance of the
separation plate C is optimised at the
factory in conjunction with the testing of
the machine. However, the adjustment
can be changed, if necessary.
Figure 26.
The optimal running speed for the belt can be determined by trying different settings. The split logs should
only just pass over the plate. The adjustment plate can be adjusted with the separation plate screws B.
Note! The operator must ensure that the distance between the debris discharge opening and the pile of
debris that accumulates under it is at least 20 cm.
4.6.
After use
1.
After you have finished making firewood, stop the output conveyor, shut down the machine and
remove the firewood from the splitting groove and conveyor.
2.
Ensure that the machine has not been damaged.
3.
Place the output conveyor into a position that allows the conveyor and log splitter to be moved
safely off the processed firewood.
4.
Clean the log splitter.
If you will not be using the splitter for a while, do the following:
5.
As necessary, use your tractor's hydraulics or a forklift to hoist the log splitter and carefully move it to
a location where you can place the input and output conveyors as well as the working platform into
their transport and storage positions.
6.
Place the conveyors into the transport and storage position.
7.
Clean and maintain the machine.
8.
Store the splitter according to the instructions in Section 10.
