DUUN VM360 User manual

Fire wood processor VM360
Instruction manual
7630 Åsen
Tlf. +47.7401 900
Fax [phone]
Foretaksnr, NO 980.400.212.mva

www.duun.no
Fire wood processor VM360 has a 12 month guarantee against defects in materials and
workmanship.
Parts that are not originally manufactured y Duun Industrier AS, for example shafts, earings
etc. are su ject to these suppliers’ guarantees and terms.
Parts that are considered to e wearing parts are not part of the asis of the guarantee - these
have een specified in a separate survey on the ottom part of this page.
In cases where a repair is considered to e covered y the guarantee, the representative must
inform the supplier’s representatives that the repair is intended executed on the asis of the
guarantee.
In this context, the following information must e recorded:
•Product name
•The product’s serial no. (see the machine identification pp. 6 and 7]
•Date of sale
•The product owner’s telephone no.
•Dealer with address, telephone no.
In case of such a repair, the supplier is presented with a claim within 3 weeks after the repair
date.
Replaced parts are to e kept until a decision has een made with reference to the claim and the
replaced parts are to e forwarded to Duun Industrier for assessment if so required.
As the employment of the product is eyond our control, we may only guarantee the quality and
do not accept lia ility for the product's general performance.
The guarantee lia ility assumes that the prescri ed maintenance has een carried out.
Duun Industrier reserves the right to modify the design and specifications and/or make
alterations and improvements without notification.
What is not included by the guarantee
•The guarantee does not cover economic loss as a consequence of interruptions.
•The guarantee does not cover consequential loss due to defects.
•The guarantee does not cover defects or damage caused y misuse and use that is not in
accordance with the instruction manual’s specifications and guidelines.
The following parts and material are considered as wearing parts and are not covered by
the guarantee:
.•The chain saw sword
•The saw chain
•The wood splitter knives
•The feeding conveyor
•Oil filter
•Hydraulic oil
•Filter cartridge for hydraulic oil
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Contents
1. Terms of guarantee P.2
2. Contents P.3
3. Technical data sketch P.4
4. Technical data text P.5
5. Machine identification Pp.6, 7
6. Introduction P.7
7. Safety illustrations P.8, 10 and 12
8. Safety text P.9, 11 and 13
9. Transport and handling efore use P. 14, 15
10. Preparations efore use P. 16, 17
11. Conveyor and output conveyor P. 18, 19
12. Settings efore use P.20, 21
13. Practical use P.22, 23
14. Cutting and splitting P.24, 25
15. Chain sharpening P.26, 27
16.Chain tightening and adjustment of the chain lu rication
+ gear ox and oil change P.28, 29
17.Maintenance and adjustment of the mechanism P.30, 31
18. Lu rication points and maintenance. P.32-33
19.Classification parts catalogue. P.35
20. Parts catalogue. P.36-39
21.Num er index. P.70-85
22.Declaration of Conformity P.87
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Technical data
Properties VM360
Net weight 660 kg
Length feeder conveyor A 2.234 mm
Length output conveyor-transporter B 4.028 mm
Sideways transporter + total 25 degrees to each side
Num er of positions for transporter D 7 pcs
Total width during transport 2.197 mm
Height to work ta le max min F 880-960 mm
Total width assem led 30 degrees trans 6.680 mm
Depth seen from the side 1.039/1.444 mm
Velocity drive shaft 540 rpm
Connection with olt fittings are standard Yes
Total height ready for transport E 2,495 mm
Diameter ventilation fan 254 mm
Required power PTO 540 rpm max 24 kW
Num er of oil pumps 3
Length of stroke wood splitting function 40 or 60 cm
Max cutting diameter logs 40 cm
Splitting force max speed 7 tons
Saw chain 0.325” divided up into 78 chain
link lengths, 1.6mm thickness
Drive of saw chain Hydraulic
Drive of input and output conveyor Hydraulic
Saw chain lu rication capacity container 5 litres
Saw chain lu rication Separate pump adjusta le
Oil tank volume 56 litres
Splitting knife 6-splitter is standard
Accessories Art. No.
2-splitter knife 14130047
4-splitter knife 14130109
6-splitter knife 14130077
Power shaft Weasler L=860 4 piece 2962156
Supporting legs with height adjustment 141309131
All specifications are approximate values.
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Machine identification
The machine num er and manufacturer is specified on the metal plate A
Make a note of the machine num er and the time of delivery month-year on the space elow.
Always indicate the machine num er in case of inquiries regarding service.
The machine is CE-marked – see nameplate B. This confirms that the machine has an execution
in accordance with EU’s machine directive.
Machine num er: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Delivery time,
month/year: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Introduction
We congratulate you on your purchase of the Duun fire wood processor VM360.
The product has a well developed service network for tractor driven machines. This provides
safety for service and supply of spare parts and contri utes to safe operations in demanding
conditions.
All Duun tractor driven machines are constructed and tested in close cooperation with the users
in order to produce well functioning and user friendly products.
In order to uphold the guarantees and that the machine is to function optimally during use, the
indicated descriptions of maintenance and practical use of the machine must e followed.
Please read this manual efore you start using the machine.
Duun Industrier AS
N-7630 Åsen
Tlf. 7401 59 00
Fax [phone]
e-mail: [email protected]
www.duun.no
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Safety
1. Instruction manual
All operators, mechanics and the owner must e well acquainted with the instruction in this
instruction manual efore the machine is taken into use.
You should always work with care when you employ agricultural machinery. Read and o serve
the safety instructions in this inder. Your safety is your responsi ility!
Be particularly aware of warning signs
with this sym ol it marks measures
that must e carried out in order to avoid accidents.
The sym ol appears in the instruction manual and on
warning signs on the machine.
2. Personal protection equipment
You should always wear hearing protection and protective goggles when using the wood
machine. Further, you should use protective footwear and sturdy work gloves during handling of
the machine and the materials.
3. The safety of the surroundings
Make sure that no-one not concerned are present in the area of work. We emphasize as strongly
as possi le that only one person is to handle the machine, i.e. operate the saw chain sword and
the splitter. No ody is to assist the main operator in the work area - risk of injury!
Never start the machine when there are people or animals close to the machine or the tractor.
Never stand etween the tractor wheels and the machine!
The machine’s rotating parts may cause severe injuries.
If other persons than the operator of the machine are present in the risk zone, the operator is to
explain the danger the machine involves.
4. Clothing and the drive shaft
Do not work in clothing that may e caught in the moving parts of the machine (for example
scarf, wide coats).
The tractor must e disconnected and the hand rake activated efore the shaft is connected to
the tractor’s power take-off. The drive shafts are always to e equipped with original protection
covers.
Damaged and worn covers are to be replaced immediately!
Make sure that all covers for the shaft are in good condition and correctly fitted. Never start the
machine when this is not in order. The locking chains for the plastic covers are always to e
fixed to the appropriate rackets in order to prevent the covers to rotate.
Safe connection and use.
Allow no ody to stay etween the machine and tractor when the machine is connected to the
tractor. The same applies during use of the machine. Make sure that the connection is carried
out in a safe manner.
6. Safety in case of interruptions and maintenance.
Remem er always to stop the tractor’s engine and remove the ignition key efore you lu ricate,
adjust, clean or carry out repairs. This is to secure that the tractor does not start efore you have
completed the operation.
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7. Hydraulic high fluid pressure.
Be careful when you work with hydraulics. Wear eye protection and gloves. Hydraulic oil under
great pressure may penetrate the skin and cause serious infections. See a doctor is you have
had had an injury. Ensure that no-one is standing close y when hydraulic functions are
performed.
8. Good lighting – a necessity.
The machine must only e used in daylight that secures a good overview of the operations – or
with artificial lighting which provides good overview of the work area.
Good lighting is very important with reference to safety.
9. Rotating parts – risk of crushing
The machine’s rotating parts may cause severe injuries. The same applies to risk of crushing
during operation.
All covers and protective equipment is to e fitted on the machine during use. The user is
responsi le if an accident occurs as a consequence of defective protection.
Avoid all unnecessary stay in the working area when the machine is in operation.
Never put your hand in behind the protective screen even if the saw chain is in back
position.
10. Horizontal positioning and tidiness on the workplace
Always place the machine as horizontally and steady as possi le to secure sta le working
conditions.
Keep the workplace as tidy as possi le. This contri utes to generally etter safety against
unwanted events.
11. Area of application
The machines are only intended for production of fire wood from “pure” wood material without
any contaminants. It is not allowed to employ the machine for other material such as
construction waste and similar with metal parts such as nails, screws and similar. The same
applies for materials that are polluted with plaster and similar coatings. The saw chain is only
designed for wood materials without contaminants.
12. Zero alcohol tolerance
Persons who are under the influence of drink or drugs must not operate the machine. The same
applies to tired people who do not have full control over their movements.
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13. Safe transport
Before the machine is moved, the feeder conveyor and transporter ( oth in an up-right position
as outlined in the illustration) are to e strapped to secure that they do not fall down. The loading
strap has a fixing point at the lower part of the feeding conveyor and secures the conveyor elt
from falling off during transport.
14. Contact with electric wires and similar during transport.
Be aware that the wood machine may e taller than the tractor during transport and there is a
risk of contact with eletric wires, railroad underpasses etc!
If the machine has een set up for splitting of 60cm wood lengths, it should e set ack to 40cm
efore moving. This is ecause the machine will protrude on the right side if it transported in
"60cm set-up". If you choose to move the machine in “60cm set-up”, you should e very
attentive of the fact that there is a protrusion eyond the width of the tractor on the right hand
side.
1 . Crushing risk – Rotating parts in the transporter
Never put your hands or lim s into the output transporter. This part has rotating parts may cause
severe injuries.
16. Transport conveyor - transporter
Avoid staying under the transporter when this is under tension in order to avoid injuries in case
of any uncontrolled downfall during use. Also avoid contact with the transporter’s moving parts
during use.
17. Safe cutting
Avoid placing your hands close to the saw chain. This is o tained y consequently using the log
holder A and the handle B to operate it.
For cutting the last log of wood, it is important to retain a “suita le” length and cut a shorter piece
as the next to last. During this operation, it is especially important to use the hand operated log
holder A so that the user does not receive an unexpected acklash from the final piece.
You are advised to use the “count-down ruler” for the last three lengths so that these may e cut
to a somewhat shorter even length than the desired length.
When you want to cut twiggy or crooked logs, it is important to make sure that these are
securely placed. Use the hand operated log holder A as much as possi le during cutting of such
wood materials to prevent that fingers/hands are squeezed.
Before start-up after maintenance you should check that all tools have een removed and
rought ack into place.
Before the machine is elevated or lowered, you should check that no-one is close to or touch the
machine.
If any warning signs are removed during repair or service, new signs must be fitted
immediately!
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Transport and handling before use
The VM360 ody is equipped with a fork pocket (A) for handling with fork truck or pallet forks. Be
aware that one individual wood machine weighs a out 875 kg. Use lifting equipment designed
for such total weight!
Preparation for moving with tractor.
The transporter is folded together in the joint E. Afterwards, the transporter is moved to an up-
right position y means of the winch wire. During this process, the protection cover is shifted in
point B Feeding ta le and the conveyor elt is adjusted to a vertical and horizontal position y
releasing the locking pin in
point G
Securing before moving
Finally, the connection etween the feeding ta le and the transporter should e secured y
means of a strap for this purpose with fixing points as shown in the illustration. This is important
to ensure that the feeding conveyor is kept in place during transport and the connection etween
the feeing ta le and the transporter is safely secured.
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Preparations before use
Hydraulic oil - quality.
The machine’s performance will, to a high degree, depend on keeping the hydraulic oil intact.
The greatest elements of risk for the quality of the oil are
•Excessively high temperature which entails poor lu rication performance and risk of faults and
reak-down of expensive components such as valves, pumps and motors.
•Condensation which is formed during conditions including humid air com ined with temperature
fluctuations. (the oil tank reathes through the filter and sucks in humid air)
•Condensation water in the oil has the same effect as excessively high oil temperature.
Condensation appears mainly during use in conditions involving humid air and temperature
around 0°C. The oil tank is equipped with a draining plug for changing oil and checks for
condensation.
Oil level check.
The machines are filled with 78 litres hydraulic oil from the factory. Recommended oil quality is ISO VG46
(viscosity group 46). Examples of such oils are Mo il DTE15m and Statoil Hydraway HVXA46.
The oil level must e checked y o serving the sight glass A which is fitted in the suction grille for the
hydraulic oil tank.
Oil temperature check
It is very important to keep track of the oil temperature B and avoid situations where it exceeds 70
degrees. This situation may occur during unfavoura le operating conditions for example in case of too
high rotational speed during use.
If the temperature exceeds 70 degrees, the machine must e stopped until a lower temperature has een
“esta lished”.
If the machine has had excessively high hydraulic oil temperature, the oil must e changed.
This is an unconditional requirement in the guarantee provisions.
Condense check
The oil tank is equipped with a drainage plug C in the ottom. Grey oil is an indication of water in the oil.
In case the oil is polluted with water, all the hydraulic oil must e changed.
Beyond such conditions, the hydraulic oil must e changed every year or after 500 operating hours
(whatever occurs first).
Drive shaft
The requirement for the length of the drive shaft will vary in pace with the size of the tractor and the
length of the steady- races.
If there are operating angles from 25 degrees and upwards, you should employ a category 6 shaft to
ensure long service life.
If there are great angles, it might e advantageous either to lower the tractor or elevating the machine. It
may e elevated y means of the supporting legs, which is additional equipment (141309131), fitted in
the corners and elevate the machine up to 80mm.
Ensure that the pto shaft had sufficient length. The profile tu es in the shaft are to, after any cutting,
overlap y half the tu e length. Any cutting of the shaft must e executed in accordance with the
instructions for such operations – the cut must e trimmed for urrs oth on the inside as well on the
outside and the profile tu es should e well greased. Too short telescope length of the shaft entails a risk
of overload of the tractor’s power take-off and the gear ox of the VM360.
Please lu ricate the PTO drive shaft efore use.
The locking chains for the plastic covers are always to e fixed to the appropriate rackets in order to
prevent the covers to rotate.
The drive shaft must e maintained and used in accordance with its instruction manual.
In order to o tain etter operating angle, you may let the machine stand y itself and place the tractor at
a distance and employ a longer drive shaft during operation.
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Preparation of the transporter.
The transporter is prepared for operation y
1. Releasing the strap fixing point and loosening the strap at the points outlined in the
illustration.
2. The transporter is put in place y releasing the winch and the wire which holds it in place
– the transporter will fold out until it is level with the ground.
3. Afterwards, the transporter is folded out in its full length in the joint E.
4. The transporter is elevated to the required height y means of the winch.
Preparation of the feeding conveyor
The feeding conveyor is folded in place y releasing the locking pin at letter G which locks it.
The elt is tensioned y adjusting the screws at letter H. The elt is sufficiently tensioned if it
feeds in the wood without friction. Too hard tensioning increases the wear of the elt and
reduces the service life considera ly.
An indication of what is suita le tensioning is when the elt in the middle of the feeding ta le,
allows for 30-40mm.
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