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Keep your balance.  Don’t overr

each.  Watch your step around the cord.

Disconnect the machine when it is not in use.  Make sur

e the switch 

is moved to OFF before plugging the unit back in.

Some Don’

ts

Do not attempt even a 

minor

clean-out of the hoppers or dischar

ge chute

while the rotor is turning!

Do not continue operating the chipper

-shredder-vac if unusual vibration 

or noise occurs.  Shut down, inspect for damage, replace or repair parts as
needed and check fasteners for tightness before resuming work.  If there
are still problems, take it to a PATRIOT Service Center.

Do not allow childr

en to operate this equipment.

Do not operate this equipment ar

ound children, pets or bystanders.

Don’t operate in slick, wet or congested ar

eas.

Don’t operate on paved or gravelled surfaces.

Don’t permit materials to build up in the collection bag.  The chips and

shreds may clog the discharge chute, resulting in stalling or even a kick
back of material out of the hoppers.

Do not put your hands or any other part of your body or clothing inside

the hoppers or discharge chute—or near any opening to moving parts!

Don’t transport the machine with the motor r

unning.

Don’t dump waste in the shr

edder using a trash or nylon bag.  It may get 

caught by the vacuum or the grinder, causing damage or injury.

Long-T

erm Care & Storage

Stor

e the chipper-shredder-vac out of

reach of children.  Do not leave it
plugged in.

The steel parts are finished with

a baked-on powder coating.  This
type of paint process is more durable
and more environmentally friendly
than sprayed-on paints.

Wash your machine—unplugged,

please—with a garden hose.  Soap
won’t hurt it either.

ASSEMBL

Y

First & Foremost

The parts you must assemble ar

e packed in the cardboard base beneath your

chipper-shredder-vac.  These parts 

must be assembled

befor

e any attempt is

made to start the motor!

The collection bag—which is to be used at all times—must be put on

before each operation.

Step by Step

If anything is dented, bent or badly scratched, now is the time to notify your

place of purchase.  The box should include:

• the 

chipper-shr

edder-vac

, with factory-installed motor

, wheels and 

shredder hopper;

• 

collection bag

;

• the 

chipper cone 

with 

chipper cone base.

• the 

fr

ont leg

(it’s supposed to be bent!); and,

• a 

bag of hardwar

e,

containing:

(5)  serrated flange nuts, 5/16-18
(1)  hex-headed cap screw, 5/16-18 x 3.25”
(1)  Allen wrench, 5/32” (for hopper maintenance only)
(1)  Allen wrench, 3/16” (for chipper knife maintenance only)

The lynch pin for the leg is already on the unit.  The vacuum kit is not

included with your unit.  It is packaged and sold separately.

You will need one 1/2” box end wrench for assembly.

W

ARNING: DO NOT OPERATE

THIS EQUIPMENT UNTIL (1)
IT IS COMPLETELY ASSEM-
BLED AND SERVICED, AND
(2) YOU READ AND UNDER-
STAND THIS MANUAL.  (3)
SIGN AND RETURN YOUR
WARRANTY REGISTRATION
CARD WITHIN 10 DAYS AND
TELL US WHAT YOU THINK
OF THE PATRIOT.

!

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Summary of Contents for Models with electric motor

Page 1: ...OWNER S OPERATOR S M A N U A L F O R M O D E L S W I T H E L E C T R I C M O T O R S The New Performance Standard...

Page 2: ...r place of purchase for evaluation Transportation charges on parts and whole units submitted for replacement under this warranty must initially be borne by you This warranty shall not be effective for...

Page 3: ...R WARRANTY REGIS TRATION CARD CAUTION PLUG YOUR ELEC TRIC UNIT INTO A SOCKET HAVING A GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER GFI AVOID RAINY OR MOIST CONDI TIONS KEEP CHILDREN AND PETS AWAY FROM ANY OPER ATING POWE...

Page 4: ...ore often without a line to itself POINT 3 This dedicated circuit must have sockets with Ground Fault Interrupters GFI look for small rectangular red buttons built into the socket The electric motor s...

Page 5: ...NTS SAFETY page 6 The Shut Down Procedure Some Do s Some Don ts Decal Maintenance Safety Maintenance Long Term Care Storage ASSEMBLY page 7 First Foremost Step by Step Vacuum Kit Assembly optional equ...

Page 6: ...e SHUT DOWN PROCEDURE If the cord is damaged SHUT DOWN and replace it with a new one before using the machine again Check all fasteners for tightness before each use Avoid damp locations Keep the cool...

Page 7: ...r vac out of reach of children Do not leave it plugged in The steel parts are finished with a baked on powder coating This type of paint process is more durable and more environmentally friendly than...

Page 8: ...ing away from the head of the bolt Insert the end of the screw through the hole under the discharge chute Screw on the remaining nut serrated side facing in onto the end of the bolt Tighten with a 1 2...

Page 9: ...ve the switch to OFF Notice we don t say to stop the chipper shredder vac Inertia causes the rotor to coast even after the power is shut off Don t mess with a moving rotor For your personal safety ple...

Page 10: ...ECOND Push one end of the hose firmly into the nozzle The nozzle has what is called a regressive fit Turn the nozzle to adjust the angle of the handle in your hand THIRD Thread the other end of the ho...

Page 11: ...ick branch Green debris exceeding the length limitations may wrap around the rotor and seriously plug up the machine Chip them Materials that are too thick may stall the machine and possibly damage th...

Page 12: ...he bag The knife is angled to draw limbs in as it cuts them Eventually the knife will become dull It must be removed and sharpened see page 13 The knife must be replaced when its cutting surface nears...

Page 13: ...E GUIDE Servicing the Hammers Sharpening the Knives 1 Shut off the motor let the rotor stop disconnect the plug Remove the chip per cone from the fan housing with a 1 2 box end wrench If you only wish...

Page 14: ...ove a stud Use a 1 2 wrench to remove the 5 16 bolt and two lockwashers from the center of the rotor shaft When reassembling replace both lockwashers and use a torque wrench to tighten this bolt to 27...

Page 15: ...oved slowly turn the rotor clock wise with a probe until the chipper knife appears in the hole Scrape out any pulp embedded in the heads of the screws Loosen the screws using the 3 16 Allen wrench pro...

Page 16: ...a service center immediately 4 Hammers broken or aren t swinging freely 4 Check hammers for debris or bent or damaged parts 5 Bent metal broken plastic internal damage 5 See a service center for repa...

Page 17: ...rown 3 5 Some old leaves or twiggy brush on the bottom helps air to enter the pile LAYER 2 Green 3 5 Leafy non woody stuff including grass clippings kitchen scraps but not meat fat or dairy products L...

Page 18: ...26 screws 12 30 36 30 13 21 39 30 14 21 17 41 35 16 30 23 4 11 3 Patents pending page 18 CAUTION THE ROTOR WILL COAST EVEN AFTER THE MOTOR IS OFF MAKE SURE THE ROTOR IS FULLY STOPPED AND DISCONNECT T...

Page 19: ...4 30800 079 2 ROTOR w 3 4 BORE 3 16 KEY WAY 1 5 10300 903 5 Y HAMMERS 6 6 20400 904 5 ELECTRIC MODEL HAMMER SHAFT 4 7 21100 907 5 SPACER A short plain 2 8 21100 905 5 SPACER B short w hole 2 9 21100...

Page 20: ...ng page 20 CAUTION THE ROTOR WILL COAST EVEN AFTER THE MOTOR IS OFF MAKE SURE THE ROTOR IS FULLY STOPPED AND DISCONNECT THE PLUG BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE IF THE ROTOR IS STILL TURN...

Page 21: ...inside 33 Washers inside 31 Nuts outside Detail of the shredder hopper 32 33 31 27 29 page 21 set screw lock collar bearing CAUTION THE ROTOR WILL COAST EVEN AFTER THE MOTOR IS OFF MAKE SURE THE ROTOR...

Page 22: ...ELECTRIC MODELS 80007 000 2 Illustrations by Robert F Schwengel 2002 Patriot Products Inc Pewaukee WI All rights reserved The Patriot and function logos are trademarks of Patriot Products Inc register...

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