Victory BXH-5x10, Owner'S Manual

on

the

top

link.

The

chipper

should

always

be

level

on

the

ground

in

its

working

position.

11.

To

unhook

from

the

tractor,

reverse

the

above

procedure.

Always

park

the

machine

in

a

dry,

level

area.

If

vandalism

is

a

problem,

remove

the

PTO

driveline

and

store

in

a

secure

place.

4.

7

CONTROLS

All

controls

are

conveniently

positioned

next

to

where

the

operator

would

stand

when

feeding

the

machine

to

provide

easy

operation.

Review

this

section

to

familiarize

yourself

with

the

location

and

function

of

each

control

before

starting.

1.

Hydraulic

Feed

Control

Lever:

This

lever

is

positioned

to

extend

around

the

feed

hopper

and

provides

access

from

all

sides.

It

is

only

available

when

the

chipper

is

equipped

with

the

optional

hydraulic

feed

hopper.

Pull

the

control

all

the

way

out

to

engage

the

feeding

system.

Push

in

slightly

to

the

first

detent

to

stop

the

feeding

system.

Push

the

control

all

the

way

in

to

reverse

the

feeding

system.

NOTE

Use

the

typical

flow

divider

next

to

the

control

valve

to

set

the

feeding

spread.

2.

Deflector

Position:

Each

discharge

hood

is

equipped

with

a

deflector

on

the

end

to

place

the

chips

exactly

where

desired.

There

are

2

types

available:

a.

Manual

Clamp

(BX42):

The

deflector

is

held

in

place

by

clamping

bolts

on

each

side.

Loosen

the

clamps,

move

the

deflector

and

tighten

the

clamps.

Position

as

desired.

b.

Spring-Loaded

(BX62/BX92):

The

deflector

is

spring-loaded

up

and

held

in

place

by

a

chain.

Release

the

chain

from

its

anchor

bracket

and

move

the

deflector

to

its

desired

position.

Secure

chain

in

its

anchor

bracket.

3.

PTO

Control:

If

you

are

not

familiar

with

the

location

of

the

PTO

control

on

your

tractor,

review

your

tractor's

Operator's

Manual.

Always

engage

the

PTO

control

slowly

when

the

engine

is

running

at

low

idle

RPM.

Disengage

the

PTO

control

slowly

at

low

RPM

to

allow

the

machine

to

slow

and

stop

before

engaging

the

PTO

brake.

Remember

the

PTO

drives

the

rotor.

When

the

PTO

is

engaged

the

rotor

will

also

start

to

turn.

4.

Flow

Control

Valve:

This

manually-set

flow

divider

allows

the

operator

to

set

the

flow

through

the

circuit

from

0%

to

100%

by

dumping

the

excess

flow

back

to

the

tractor.

A

scale

on

the

face

of

the

valve

is

numbered

from

0

to

10

to

define

the

percent

of

flow

from

0

to

100%

flowing

into

the

circuit.

The

hydraulic

feed

circuit

is

equipped

with

a

flow

divider

so

the

operator

can

adjust

the

feeding

speed

appropriate

for

the

operating

conditions.

Loosen

the

lock

and

move

the

pointer

arm

to

the

desired

position.

Tighten

the

lock

bolt.

Adjust

in

small

increments

as

a

small

change

can

result

in

a

large

change

to

feeding

speed.

Manual

Clamp

Spring-Loaded