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Wallenstein BXM Series Manual

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Contents
  1. Foreword
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Delivery Inspection Report
  4. Serial Number Location
  5. Types of Decals on the Machine
  6. Safety
  7. Why Safety is Important
  8. Safe Condition
  9. Welding Safety
  10. Sign-Off Form
  11. Safety Signs
  12. Safety Sign Explanations
  13. Replacing Damaged Safety Signs
  14. Familiarization
  15. Machine Components
  16. Attaching to Tractor
  17. PTO Shaft, Sizing
  18. PTO Shaft, Installing
  19. Controls
  20. Chipper Feed Hopper
  21. Operating Instructions
  22. Pre-operation Checklist
  23. Chipping Operation
  24. Shredder Operation
  25. Clearing a Plugged Chipper
  26. Transporting the Chipper
  27. Troubleshooting
  28. Storage
  29. Service and Maintenance
  30. Maintenance Schedule
  31. PTO Shaft Maintenance
  32. Twig Breaker (BXM42 only)
  33. Ledger Knife
  34. Chop Block
  35. Shredder Knives
  36. Sheave Alignment
  37. Specifications
  38. Common Bolt Torque Values
  39. Warranty
  40. Alphabetical Index
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BXM32, BXM423-point Hitch Chipper-ShredderControls276. ControlsBefore starting to work, all operators should be familiar with thelocation and function of all controls.6.1 PTO ControlWARNING!Risk of entanglement in rotating drive line!Stay clear of the PTO shaft when the chipper isoperating. Do not operate chipper with PTO shaftcover removed. Keep hands, loose clothing, andlong hair away from drive line while it is rotating.W064The PTO on the tractor drives the chipper rotor. There is nocontrol on the chipper to engage/disengage the rotor, or controlrotor speed. Engaging the PTO starts the rotor to turn.• Always engage the PTO control slowly with the tractorengine rpm at low idle.• Disengage the PTO control slowly with the tractor enginerpm at low idle so the rotor slows to a stop before engagingPTO brake.6.2 Discharge ChuteCAUTION!Risk of injury from ejected wood chips. Chipperrotor can expel wood chips fast enough to causeinjury or damage. Direct chute discharge awayfrom work area, people, animals, and objects. W024The discharge chute has a spring-loaded latch handle thatallows the chute to be positioned at any angle, then locked intoposition with the latch.1. Lift the latch handle up until the chute lock pin disengages.2. Use the handle to turn the chute, then release to latch it.Make sure the chute locks into position at the next nearestlock point.00896Fig. 21 – Discharge Chute6.3 Discharge Chute DeflectorThe discharge chute is used to direct the wood chips.• Loosen both hand knobs, adjust the hood to the preferredangle then tighten the knobs.00897Fig. 22 – Chute Deflector6.4 Shredder Feed Gate LeverCAUTION!Risk of personal injury! Do not overload theshredder by placing material into the feed hopperlarger than the size stated on the decal.Machine damage could also result. W063
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