Technical data
Engine design:
Max. output
Capacity:
Revolutions (knife):
Branch diameter:
Crushing system:
Tank capacity:
Oil tank:
Dimensions L x W x H in mm:
Noisiness:
Weight app.:
Order No.:
Assembly and first putting into operation
ATTENTION: There must be NO fuel in the appliance during
assembly!
Take the screws supplied (pic. 2a) and assemble the legs (pic.
2b).
Take the screws supplied (pic. 2c) and assemble the chassis.
If not already assembled, assemble the feeding hopper to the
appliance (pic. 3).
For this purpose, you must insert the gasket supplied between the
hopper and body and tightly screw together with the screws and
check nuts supplied (pic. 3a).
Assemble the handle for travelling on the feeding hopper (pic. 4).
Use the screws supplied (pic. 4a) for this.
Assemble the side shifting part (pic. 5) on the appliance. Insert
the shifting part on the screws and firmly screw on (pic. 5a) with
the check nuts supplied.
First putting into operation
Place the crusher on an even, clean and dry basis
Motor oil filling (10W40), for this, screw the filling screw (pic. 6a)
out and fill the oil up to the final engine oil filter screw thread. Now
insert the dipstick and pull out again, by this you can find out the
oil level according to the marking (pic. 7a).
Fuel up the tank (unleaded petrol), pic. 8 schematically shows the
neck for tank fuelling, pic. 8a shows the maximum fuel level.
Engine starting
•
Open the fuel cock (pic. 9a) – in the arrow direction
•
Press the choke lever down (pic. 10a) – in the arrow
direction
•
Start the engine: main switch position in pic. 11a
•
Ensure safe crusher standing and slowly pull the starter
cable with perceivable resistance pic. 12)
(the reverse starter shaft carrier is now fitted in and prevents
motor damage due to slipping through)
•
Now pull strongly the starter cable, the engine should start
after 3-5 attempts (if no, repeat the procedure)
•
When the engine starts and runs slightly warm shift the
choke lever back to the operating position (pic. 13a)
•
The engine revolutions can be set through regulation on the
gas lever (pic. 14a).
Engine stopping
•
Turn the main switch off to stop the engine: main switch
position (pic. 15a)
•
Now close the fuel cock (pic. 16.a) – in the arrow direction
Crushing
ATTENTION: Ensure, if possible, DRY crushed material! Too wet
crushed material necessarily leads to blockage and subsequent
cleaning or maintenance!
Always keep your hands out of reach of the engine oil filters!
4-stroke OHV
-1
4.8 kW at 3,600 a min
196 cm³
-1
2,000 a min
max. 76 mm
3 hammer mechanisms
2 double rotary knives
3.6 l
0.6 l
1,060 x 780 x 1,350 mm
L
115 dB
WA
73,4 kg
94360
The petrol branch crusher offers the following two basic functions:
1.
EITHER: crushing of leaves, branches, underbrushes and
tiny loppings through the feeding hopper:
- Slowly and carefully insert the crushed material to the top
feeding hopper and use a rod (pic. 22) for this
- Do not add too much material to the feeding hopper and do not
push the material to the feeding hopper too strongly!
2.
OR: crushing of branches up to maximum diameter of 76
mm
- Ensure safe poise and stand sideways to the crusher (pic. 23)
- Remove tillers and leaves from branches you want to crush
- Always first insert the branches to the side shifting part with a
stronger end (young branches can be crushed easier than the
old ones)
- Push the branches to the side shifting part slightly, the crushing
mechanism will automatically pull in the crushed material–
please apply only reasonable pressure if necessary!
ATTENTION:
Never use both crushing functions at the same time!
For protection of the environment and persons around you, always
reduce the engine revolutions when the machine is not used to full
output or when you go for other material.
You must do the following before machine moving, transport,
cleaning or maintenance:
•
switch off the engine
•
wait until all movable parts safely stop
•
let the engine cool down
•
pull out the socket plug
Inspections and maintenance
Any repair must in all cases be only executed by trained authorised
staffs.
The socket plug needs to be pulled out before any changeover,
setting or maintenance of the appliance.
The hammer mechanisms can only be serviced by authorised or
servicing staffs!
Safety instructions for inspections and maintenance
- Make sure petrol or oil did not run out – wear protective gloves at
work near the knives!
Treatment, maintenance, repair, storage
General instructions, follow especially the safety instructions!
Regular maintenance is necessary to ensure faultless work of
your crusher.
The feeding hopper, ejection hole and knives must especially be
carefully maintained to prevent damage or injuries whatsoever.
Do the following before maintenance beginning:
- pull out the socket plug,
- stand up the machine safely,
- wait until the engine cools down.
Safety instructions for inspections and maintenance
Only a regularly maintained and treated appliance can be a
satisfactory aid. Insufficient maintenance and care can lead to
unforeseen accidents and injuries.
Work only when the appliance is cooled down and serviceable!
Feeding hopper cleaning
Clean the crusher and especially the feeding hopper after each use!