Wallenstein BX36S, Руководство по эксплуатации

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BX36S
3PH Self-feed Chipper
Operation
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12.6 Starting Procedure
After following all operating safety and preparation
procedures, the chipper is now ready to operate.
1. Ensure all the chipper access covers are secured
2.
Inspect hydraulic connectors for positive
connection.
3. Start tractor and engage the PTO.
4. Increase engine speed to approximately half
throttle.
5.
Ensure machine is stable, with no unusual
vibration and proceed with work.
12.7 Stopping
CAUTION!
Be aware. Rotor continues to turn for a few
revolutions after the PTO is disengaged. Wait
for all parts to stop moving before opening any
machine access.
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1. Stop feeding material into the hopper.
2.
Place the feed control bar in neutral position.
3. Slow engine speed.
4. Place tractor hydraulic lever in OFF position.
5.
Disengage PTO.
6. Stop engine, remove ignition key and place in your
pocket. Wait for all moving parts to stop.
12.8 Stopping in an Emergency
If an emergency occurs:
• Activate the emergency PTO shutoff on the
tractor (if available) or disengage the PTO
• Shut off the engine
• Correct emergency situation before restarting
engine and resuming work.
12.9 Chipping Operation
BX Series Wood Chippers are strong, rugged
machines. They are built to provide consistent chipping
of logs.
CAUTION!
Be aware. Rotor continues to turn for a few
revolutions after the PTO is disengaged. Wait
for all parts to stop moving before opening any
machine access.
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Material size capacity
• BX36S – 3.5" (9 cm) diameter
• BX52S – 5" (13 cm) diameter
• BX72S – 7" (17 cm) diameter
• BX102S – 10" (25 cm) diameter
IMPORTANT! Do not place metal, bottles, cans,
rocks, glass or other solid material into the
wood chipper. If that happens, stop the machine
immediately for a detailed inspection.
If opening up any guards for inspection, always put the
machine in
Safe Condition
. See Safe Condition on
page 9.
Inspect machine for damaged or loosened parts.
Repair or replace parts as required before resuming
work.
1.
Delimb large branches and trees and feed them in
ONE
at a time.
2. Be aware of the size and shape of the material.
Knotty, curved branches and logs can move in
unpredictable ways as they pass through the
feed rollers. Large curved pieces should be cut to
smaller straighter sections.
3. Very small diameter branches / limbs can be held
together in a bundle and feed in simultaneously.
4.
Place short branches on top of longer ones, to
avoid reaching into the hopper.