Controls & Major Components
OPERATING CONTROLS
Your new chipper/shredder has been designed for both ease of use and lasting reliability, and features a simplified control system that requires just two operating controls.
These two operating controls, the Choke and the Throttle, are conveniently located on the chipper/ shredder engine where they can be easily adjusted to start and run the unit under a variety of operating condi- tions.
Choke
The choke controls the fuel to air ratio, and helps make cold starts easier by providing a rich, easily ignited fuel mixture.
C. Bag
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D. The Support Leg And Wheels
The sturdy support leg and
E. Fan/Rotor Housing
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The throttle controls engine speed, and allows you to | |||||||
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conserve fuel when idling, or to run the unit at maximum |
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speed for optimal chipping and shredding performance. | F. Engine |
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MAJOR COMPONENTS |
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The major components of your chipper/shredder a e: | which has been provided with your unit, for additional | ||||||
important information. | |||||||
• Shredder Hopper |
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• Discharge Chute |
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• Bag |
| • | Shredding Hamme s | The rugged chipper cone helps guide tree limbs and | |||
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• The Support Leg & Wheels | Chipper Knives | branches directly into the chipper knives, and it’s unique | |||||
• Fan/Rotor Housing |
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Each of these major components serves a sp cific func- | aggressive chipping action. | ||||||
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tion on the chipper/shredder. Please take a mom nt and | Shredding Hammers (Not shown) | ||||||
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familiarize yourself with the name, location, and function |
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of these components so that you will better understand | The unique design of the patented | ||||||
the safety and operating instructions provided in this | gular shredding hammers and “J” hammers helps pull | ||||||
manual. See figure 6. |
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| material into the shredding chamber, and increases vol- | ||
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A. Shredder Hopper |
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| The revolutionary design of these triangular hammers | |||
The durable, | |||||||
also provides 300% more shredding power than conven- | |||||||
makes shredding convenient, yet holds a full size load of | tional fixed rectangular hammers, and since they can be | ||||||
material for maximum processing capability. |
| rotated, their 6 different useable cutting edges help | |||||
B. Discharge Chute |
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The discharge chute ejects the material out of the chip- | Chipper Knives (Not shown) | ||||||
per/shredder, delivering processed materials to a specific |
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area. The pivoting deflector shield directs debris down, | Our chipper/shredder line also features high quality, pre- | |
while allowing soft materials to be ejected freely from the | ||
sharpened again and again to extend their useful life for | ||
machine. | ||
many seasons to come. | ||
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