OneStart

Menu

Wallenstein BXM32 Operator's Manual

Also see for BXM32: Manual

Page 1 preview
Page 2 preview
Page 3 preview
Page 4 preview
Page 5 preview
Page 6 preview
Page 7 preview
Page 8 preview
Page 9 preview
Page 10 preview
Page 11 preview
Page 12 preview
Page 13 preview
Page 14 preview
Page 15 preview
Page 16 preview
Page 17 preview
Page 18 preview
Page 19 preview
Page 20 preview
Page 21 preview
Page 22 preview
Page 23 preview
Page 24 preview
Page 25 preview
Page 26 preview
Page 27 preview
Page 28 preview
Page 29 preview
Page 30 preview
Page 31 preview
Page 32 preview
Page 33 preview
Page 34 preview
Page 35 preview
Page 36 preview
Page 37 preview
Page 38 preview
Page 39 preview
Page 40 preview
Page 41 preview
Page 42 preview
Page 43 preview
Page 44 preview
Page 45 preview
Page 46 preview
Page 47 preview
Page 48 preview
Contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. WARRANTY
  3. INSPECTION REPORT
  4. SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION
  5. INTRODUCTION
  6. SAFETY
  7. GENERAL SAFETY
  8. EQUIPMENT SAFETY GUIDELINES
  9. SAFETY TRAINING
  10. PREPARATION
  11. O PERATING SAFETY
  12. STORAGE SAFETY
  13. SIGN-OFF FORM
  14. SAFETY SIGN LOCATIONS
  15. PANEL SAFETY SIGNS
  16. OPERATION
  17. MACHINE COMPONENTS
  18. MACHINE BREAK-IN
  19. CONTROLS
  20. DRIvELINE DIMENSION
  21. MOUNTING
  22. QUICK HITCH MOUNTING
  23. FIELD OPERATION
  24. STARTING PROCEDURE
  25. CHIPPING OPERATION
  26. SHREDDING OPERATION
  27. UNPLUGGING
  28. SHEAR PIN
  29. TRANSPORTING
  30. STORAGE
  31. SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
  32. SERvICE ILLUSTRATION
  33. SERvICE RECORD
  34. MAINTENANCE
  35. DRIvELINE MAINTENANCE
  36. SHEAvE ALIGNMENT
  37. CHIPPER / SHREDDER CHAMBER
  38. LEDGER BLADES
  39. TWIG BREAKER
  40. SHREDDER KNIvES
  41. CHOPBLOCK
  42. TROUBLE SHOOTING
  43. ACCESSORIES
  44. SPECIFICATIONS
  45. BOLT TORQUE
  46. INDEX
Wallenstein BXM32 Operator's Manual Manual pdf 38 page image
387.3 CHIPPER / SHREDDER CHAMBER:The chipper / shredder chamber house the cutting / chopping blades, and need to be sharp for the ma-chine to perform as expected. Periodic inspection is recommended. Keep the blades sharp to reducethe amount of power required during operation. Watch the sharpness of the blades when processingmaterial with a lot of sand, soil or dirt mixed with it. Reverse or sharpen the blades if the cutting edgebecomes dull. Twig Breaker & Chop Block should be inspected for gouges or damage.7.3.1 ROTOR BLADES:The rotor is equipped with 2 blades spaced evenly to keep the rotor in balance. If one needs to bechanged, the one opposite should also be changed.It is recommended that the rotor blades be removed from the rotor when sharpening. Always sharpenthe blades at a 45° angle to provide the best cutting effect as it meets the stationary blade. Be sure totighten the blade mounting bolts to their specified torque when re-installing the blades to the rotor.1. Disengage the PTO, stop the engine, remove the ignition key and place it in your pocket and waitfor all moving parts to stop .2. Remove the bolt that securesthe upper rotor housing, andcarefully open the rotor hous-ing.3. Manually rotate chipper rotorplate so that the blade is fullyexposed4. Remove the bolts that hold therotor blade to the rotor, removethe blade.5. Rotate the blade and reinstallor replace with new or re-sharpened blade.6. Ensure the blade is properlyoriented, with the leading edgeout. The blade is designed to fitinto the rotor one way only. Seediagram for proper installation.7. Tighten down bolts as specifiedin the torque chart8. Repeat steps for remaining blades.Rotor BladeRotor BladeBolts2 x BXM324 x BXM42Machine is shown with guard removedfor illustrative purposes only. Do notoperate machine with guard removed.WARNINGFig. 22 ROTOR BLADELeading EdgeProper orientationof Rotor Blade
/ 48
Related manuals for Wallenstein BXM32
Wallenstein BXMT3213 Operator's Manual first page preview
Wallenstein BXMT3213 Operator's Manual
This manual is suitable for:
BXM32BXM42
Product
Menu
Learn More
Menu
Legal
Menu
Copyright © 2024 OneStart. All Rights Reserved