DEAR CUSTOmER 1 DEAR CUSTOmER We thank you for the trust you place in us and wish you the best of success in your endeavours. We invite you to read these instructions for use thoroughly, since familiarity with the machine, accura- te adjustments and careful maintenance will guarantee the user’s safety and the continuous ope- ration of the machine on busy workdays.
After operation, check the condition of the machine, particularly its attachment and connection points. THE VOLUME OF THE OPERATION SITE IS OVER 85 DB. ALWAYS USE EAR PROTECTORS DURING CHIPPING. 3.2 DWEll TImES The Junkkari chipper’s dwell times are as follows: Loaded seconds Unloaded seconds 3.3 TRANSPORTATION AND TRANSfER...
SAfETY INSTRUCTIONS 3.4 UNIVERSAl DRIVE SHAfT − Always switch the power take-off drive when leaving the tractor cabin. − Ensure that the PTO shaft’s safety tubes do not rotate with the shaft inside. Carefully attach the Check chain. − When the machine is transported on public roads, the driver should ensure that the PTO has been swit- ched off.
WARNING STICKERS, SAfETY COmPONENTS AND SERIAl NUmBER PlATE 4 WARNING STICKERS, SAfETY COmPONENTS AND SERIAl NUmBER PlATE BEWARE OF THE FEED ROLLERS BEWARE OF THE DRIVE SHAFT...
WARNING STICKERS, SAfETY COmPONENTS AND SERIAl NUmBER PlATE USE EAR PROTECTORS BEWARE OF WOODCHIPS SAFETY DISTANCE -Feed in with green ”IN” button -Stop feed with red ”OUT” button and reverse feed by holding the button -Yellow bar around the infeed chute and red button above the chute work as emergency stop 4.1 SERIAl NUmBER PlATE OPERATING INSTRUCTION...
OPERATING ENVIRONmENT 5 OPERATING ENVIRONmENT 5.1 INTENDED USE The purpose of a chipper is to produce chips from trees which are suitable to be fed into the chipper’s feed orifice based on their diameter and other measurements. The wood material must be clean. Dust, sand or soil quickly wear down the blades.
The discharge chute directs the chip flow to the desired destination. 6.2 NO-STRESS fEATURE In Junkkari woodchipper there is always a no-stress feature. Purpose is to prevent chocking which can happen with big hard materials when tractor is not oversized. The idea is to set the certain RPM level for the disc, and if RPM goes below that, the feeding will stop.
TRANSPORTATION, HANDlING AND STORAGE 7 TRANSPORTATION, HANDlING AND STORAGE (IMPORTER, CENTRAL FIRM, DEALER) 7.1 TRANSPORTATION − Terms of delivery are ex works unless otherwise mutually agreed. − The purchaser (distributor) shall agree with the Manufacturer on the date upon which the product is ready for delivery at the factory.
ImPlEmENTATION ImPlEmENTATION 8.1 PREPARATIONS PRIOR TO OPERATING The customer shall prepare the chipper prior to operating. If the chipper is delivered with its discharge spout removed, the spout shall be mounted onto the machine. When taking the chipper into use the customer should ensure that all the safety panels are in place, that no foreign materials are left in the feed orifice and that the disc rotates freely.
UNIVERSAl DRIVE SHAfT UNIVERSAl DRIVE SHAfT NIVERSAL DRIVE SHAFT TYPE HJ 172 Implementation The universal drive shaft should have the capacity to transmit power at a rate of 50 kW at a nominal speed of 540 rpm and to sustain a torque of 900 Nm. The shaft should be fitted with an overrunning clutch and an overload clutch.
ADJUSTmENTS 10 ADJUSTmENTS PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AS THE CONDITION OF THE BLADES AND THEIR CORRECT ADJUSTMENT ARE CRITICAL TO THE OPERATION OF THE CHIPPER. 10.1 BlADE SETTING ADJUSTmENT The blade setting (A) may be adjusted within the range of 3 to 15 mm. The smaller the blade setting, the smal- ler the chips the chipper produces.
ADJUSTmENTS 10.2 fEEDING DEVICE SPEED ADJUSTmENT The rotational speed of the feed rollers in G/GT/GTC models chippers must be synchronised with the cutting speed of the blades. If the feed roller rotational speed is too high in relation to the blade cutting speed, the feed rollers will dig into the stems that are fed in the machine.
OPERATION 11 OPERATION The material to be chipped should be pre-treated where necessary. Large tree branches, roots and boughs should be removed to fit the wood into the feeding orifice. It is recommended that the wood be placed near the chipper to avoid carrying it long distances.
mAINTENANCE 12 mAINTENANCE READ THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS Always ensure that the PTO is disengaged and that the engine is stopped before carrying out cleaning, lubrication, assembly or adjustment work. Remove the ignition key to prevent the tractor or the machinery from starting up accidentally.
TROBlESHOOTING CHART 13 TROBlESHOOTING CHART FAULT CAUSE REMEDY The chipper does not draw in Dull blades. Sharpen and refit blades as wood Incorrect sharpening angle. per manual instructions. Blade fitted the wrong way. Uneven chip size. Blade clearance (B) is too lar- Adjust blade clearance as per ge.
WITHDRAWAl fROm SERVICE 14 WITHDRAWAl fROm SERVICE READ THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Withdrawing the product from service is the responsibility of the product’s end user or the person or company who owns the product at the time the decision has to be made. The disposal of the machine and the mana- gement of the various resulting waste materials are governed in all countries by national laws, instructions and regulations which are to be complied with.
TERmS Of WARRANTY 15 TERmS Of WARRANTY The warranty period is 24 months provided that the machine is used for its intended agricultural purposes. 2. In municipal, industrial or professional contract work or similar uses, the warranty period is six months. 3.
lIABIlITY 16 lIABIlITY The manufacturer shall not be responsible for any damages arising from the use of the machine in any man- ner contrary to law, safety regulations or the instructions laid out in this manual. As situations unforeseen in the instructions or regulations may arise during the use of the machine, the operators are advised to act according to general safety regulations and directives relating to machinery.
Jan Tapanainen Managing director Tarmo Kukkola is authorized to collect the technical construction file of the machine. Tarmo Kukkola R&D Manager Junkkari Oy, Pohjanmaanväylä 1661, 62375 Ylihärmä, Finland Tel +358 (0)10 480 2534 Mob +358 442 898 979 tarmo.kukkola@msk.fi www.junkkari.fi...
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