Snapper SAC55140BV Normal Care, Schedule, Servicing CHIPPER/SHREDDER, Loose Parts And Hardware

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Normal Care

SCHEDULE

Your chipper/shredder has been designed and produced by the industry’s leading manufacturer of outdoor power equipment to provide you with years of reliable operation.

Keeping your chipper/shredder in top running condition will prolong its life, and help you obtain optimum performance whenever you wish to chip or shred yard or garden waste.

Please read this normal care schedule, and observe these recommended care operating intervals to extend the life of your unit.

Normal Care Procedures - Perform Each Item At Use Interval Shown

ITEM

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5 Hrs

25 Hrs

100 Hrs*

 

 

 

 

 

Check For Loose Parts & Hardware

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Check Oil Level And Add As Req’d

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Change Oil

16

 

 

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Change Spark Plug

16

 

 

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Clean Engine Air Intake Area

16

 

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Clean/Oil Air Filter Element

17

 

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Inspect/Rotate Shredding Hammers

17

 

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Clean Cooling Fins

16

 

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Inspect/Sharpen Chipping Knives

17

 

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Lubricate Wheel Axles

18

 

 

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Check All Safety Labels

18

 

 

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Inspect Starter Rope/Handle

18

 

 

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Inspect Chipper Cone

18

 

 

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Inspect Shredder Hopper & Guards

18

 

 

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*Perform required care yearly or at 100 Hour intervals, whichever is less.

Unusual noise or vibration, decreased performance, or engine odor, requires immediate attention.

SERVICING THE

CHIPPER/SHREDDER

General

The following information will help you make the neces- sary checks and perform the procedures required to fol- low the normal care recommendations made for your chipper/shredder unit.

If you prefer, your local authorized dealer can make these checks and perform the required procedures for you.

Loose Parts And Hardware

Check the following areas, and tighten as required:

1.Chipper Cone & Cone Mounting

2.Shredder Hopper

3.Rotor Housing

4.Deflector Shield

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Contents OPERATOR’S Manual SeriesTable Of Contents Model IdentificationSetting UP Safety RulesGeneral Operating Location Safe Wearing ApparelOperating Safety Transporting and StorageService and Maintenance Safety DecalsAssembly Tools RequiredHardware Description Chipper ConeDischarge BAG HopperEngine OIL Operating Controls Controls & Major ComponentsMajor Components Model Specifications SpecificationsOptional Vacuum Kit Model 5/14 Model 8/14Description OperationSite Location START-UP Checks Before StartingOperating Instructions Properly Feeding Longer Materials For Shredding Proper Stance for ChippingMaterial Processing Shutting DownShredding ChippingWaste Materials Guide Operation Type of Waste Permitted Size LimitationsNormal Care ScheduleServicing CHIPPER/SHREDDER Loose Parts And HardwareChanging Oil Oil LevelChanging The Spark Plug Clean/Oil/Replace Air Filter Element Clean Engine Fins/Air Intake AreaInspect/Rotate Shredding Hammers Check Safety Labels Inspect/Sharpen Chipping KnivesLubricate Wheel Axles Inspect Starter Rope/HandleStorage Temporary StorageLong Term Storage Days Or LessTroubleshooting Troubleshooting & RepairSymptom Possible Cause Remedies Repair Engine ServiceShredding Hammers 2479 Chipping Knives Reassembling Shredder HammerChipper Knife Access Plug Deflector ShieldOptions & Accessories Options & AccessoriesTechnical Manuals Vacuum Attachment