Owner's Manual
13.If any situations occur which are not covered in this manual, be careful and use
common sense. Swiftly turn off the chipper and then contact us for further advice
on your situation.
Chipper Operation
The wood material to be chopped enters the cutting chamber through the feed Hopper.
The movement of the blade against the anvil produces a scissor cutting effect on the
wood instead of impacting directly against it. Once the material is chopped, it is thrown
out radially by the rotor vanes through the chipper neck discharge.
Never start the engine in closed spaces or a poorly ventilated area. The engine’s
exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide, a gas that is both odorless and deadly.
1. Make sure the Quick Lock knob is completely closed and tight.
2. Move the Choke lever to the Choke Position if the engine is cold.
3. Move the Fuel lever, to the ON position (pos I ).
4. Firmly hold the recoil handle, pull the recoil slowly until you feel a resistance, the
pull the rope fast in one swing.
5. If the engine doesn't start. Repeat again until the engine starts.
6. Once the engine starts to crank, quickly move the choke lever to the Open
position.
7. If for any reason the rotor stops spinning, the engine loses power, or a foreign
material is preventing the normal operation of the engine. Turn off the engine as
indicated below.
Stopping the engine.
1. Move the throttle to the turtle or slow position, so it runs idle.
2. WAIT for the chipper disc to be fully stopped.
3. Turn the fuel lever to the OFF position (pos O ).
Clutch Operation:
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