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Ravenger 1950 Wood Chipper and Shredder

E&OE

Operation

The product is NOT supplied with engine oil, although traces of oil from the

manufacturing process may be present. It is essential to add adequate engine

oil of the correct type to the engine before use – see

Checking and Changing

Engine Oil

Failure to add engine oil will void the product warranty

. • Always wear suitable

protective clothing and equipment when using the machine. • Inspect the machine before each use and

check for wear or damage. If the machine is damaged, have it inspected and repaired at an authorized

service centre before using it again. • If you experience excessive vibration or noise or noticeably

reduced performance from the machine during operation, this is an indication of possible wear or

damage. It is recommended to have it inspected and repaired at an authorized service centre before

using it again. • Be aware that once the engine is running, the cutting blades will be rotating and parts of

the machine may be extremely hot. • Ensure that the machine stands firmly on the ground and is not

tilted in any way or otherwise unstable. • In order to avoid serious injury or damage by chips thrown

from the output chute, onlookers, animals and structures should be at least 15m (36') away from the

output chute (debris can be thrown up to 12m from the machine).

Chipping and Shredding

Do NOT overload the machine by feeding overly large material into it, or at a rate that

creates unnecessary loads. For some wood types that are particularly hard, you may

have to reduce the size of the material being chipped. • Never hold on to material as it is being drawn

into the machine – always release the material. • Do not attempt to chip or shred tough fibrous plant

material such as flax or vines. • When chipping material large material, process one branch at a time. •

Do NOT force material into the chipper. • Do not attempt to chip or shred branches bigger than 120mm

diameter. • Branches greater than 30mm diameter that are growing out of a branch being chipped

should be cut off and chipped separately. • For roots, always remove any attached dirt, stones etc

before chipping. • Do not attempt to chip or shred any material other than suitable wood types. • Do not

attempt to remove materials from the machine or attempt to un-jam it while the machine is running.

1.  Ensure that the input and output chutes are properly attached and free of obstructions.
2.  Start the engine, allow it to warm up, then run at full speed.
3.  Drop or feed the material to be chipped into the input chute. There is no need to "push" it in – once

the material makes contact with the blades it will be pulled into the machine.

4. When finished, stop the engine, turn off the fuel tap etc. Wait until the machine completely stops

before moving, cleaning the machine etc

Clearing Jammed Blades

It is possible that the machine blades become jammed. This is usually

caused by attempting chip material that is too large. To clear jammed

material:

1. Stop the engine immediately.

2. Pull the spark plug lead from the spark plug to prevent

accidentally starting the engine or ignition from possibly

occurring.

3. Remove the input and output chutes and ensure that the

chutes are free of obstructions.

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