4090 Woodchipper
Operating Instructions
Owners Manual
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When a larger branch is being feed, pay close attention to engine
and rotor RPMs. If the RPMs slow, pull back the branch to allow
the woodchipper to recover RPMs. Once the woodchipper is
operating at full RPMs, the rest of the branch can be fed into the
infeed chute.
Do not attempt to pull back branches that are beyond the lip of
the infeed chute. Branches this far into the chipping cycle will feed
through as the amount of wood remaining is manageable.
9. Continue chipping as needed. Always be vigilant of your
surroundings on the worksite and on the material being fed into
the 4090 woodchipper.
If any abnormal noises or movements are observed, stop the
woodchipper immediately by pushing the emergency stop switch.
Contact Split-Fire immediately concerning the issue.
Once chipping has been completed, follow these shutdown steps:
1. Allow the woodchipper to run under no load for 1-2 mins. During
that time verify that the infeed chute is totally empty. If there are
any remnants, use a forked push stick to clear the infeed chute.
This will allow the woodchipper to clean itself out and run under
no load.
2. Slow the engine RPM to an idle. Once the engine has lowered
RPMs to an idle, the throttle control can be moved to the stop
position.
3. The emergency stop can be actuated to prevent any false starts.