red roo C80 Use and care manual

WOODCHIPPER
Operation, Safety & Maintenance Instructions
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Dear Valued Customer,
Congratulations! You have purchased one of the most superbly craft~~i
woodchippers in the world. Properly maintained, it will give you yea1 -.
of reliable service. Whenthe instructions in this manual are adhered tc;.
operation is safe and simple.
Red Roo Woodchippers are built to withstand the most difficul.
conditions. Designed with simplicity and safety in mind, thz
woodchipper performs using precision engineered componentry and ti-c
force of gravity.
The Red Roo Woodchipper is designed to chip branches that are
80n7
to 100mm in diameter. Its heavy duty construction and premii*,
quality engineprovide the durability requiredfor this application.
Thank you for purchasing this Red Roo product and remember
operate it responsibly and safely.
For your future reference
Serial No.
.............. .. .
,... ................. ....... .. ....... ........ ....... . .. ... .. .. .... Date of purchase
0 copyn:,
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Table of Contents
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
SAFETY FIRST
SAFETY PRECAUTIONSFOR C80lC100 USERS
OPERATING INS-TRUCTIONS
TRANSPORT
BEFORE USE
OPERATION
AFTER USE
SERVICE INFORMATION
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
LUBRICATION
BELTTENSION,ADJUSTMENT
& ALIGNMENT
KNIFE REPLACEMENT
ANVILADJUSTMENT
& REPLACEMENT
MAINTENANCEMINDER
CARING FOR YOUR POWDERCOATEDFINISH
STORAGE
PARTS LlST FOR C80lC100 ILLUSTRATION
1
PARTS LlST FOR C80lC100 ILLUSTRATIONS 2 & 3
PARTS LlST FOR C80lC100 ILLUSTRATIONS 4 & 5
PARTS LlST FOR C80lC100 ILLUSTRATIONS 6 & 7
PARTS LlST FOR C80lC100 ILLUSTRATION 8
DECALS
C80lC100 SERVICE HISTORY
WARRANTY POI-ICY
WARRANTY CARD (INSERT)
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The information contained inthis manual has been preparedto assist you in the safe operation, the routine
maintenance and general care of your Red Roo product. By following these guidelines, you may look
forward to years of reliable service from your Red Roo. lnformation is categorised and denoted by the
followingsymbols and phrases:
A SAFETY FIRST
Identifies generalsafety practices.
A DANGER!
An instructionwhich, if not followed, could result in serious or fatal injury.
A WARNING! An instructionwhich, if not followed, could result in personal injury.
CAUTION!
An instructionwhich, if not followed, could result inthe possibility of
personal injury or damage to machine components.
Beforeoperating this Machine read and
observe all Warnings, Cautions and
Instructions on the Machine and in the
Operators Manual. Although the
readingof informationcontained inthis
manual does not eliminate the risk
involved in operating this machine,
your understanding of this information
will promote the correct and safe use
of your machine. Failure to follow
lnstructions and Safety lnformation
couldresult inseriousinjury or death.
HAZARDWARNINGS
Read Hearing EY e Wear
Protection Protection
Gloves
Cut Hand Electrical Moving Hot
Shock Parts Surfaces
Remove Spark Toxic Explosion Don't Reluel
Plug Leads Fumes Hot Engine
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A USE COMMONSENSE AND PLENW OF IT
DO NOT allow any personto operatethe woodchipper without first readingand understandingthe
safety precautionsandoperating instructions. Also readand understandthe engine manual.
KNOW
'THE CONTROLSAND HOWTO STOPTHE WOODCHIPPER QUICKLY INAN EMERGENCY.
2)
NEVER allow childrento operatethe woodchipper
3)
ALWAYS wear protective clothing when operating the woodchipper. This includes, but is not limited to:
safety glasses, loose fitting gloves, steel capped boots and hearing protection.
NEVER wear loose fitting
clothing or jewellery when operating the woodchipper. Keep all clothing away
from moving parts. Itemscould becomecaught inthe machine,resultingin injury.
4)
ALWAYS usewoodchipper in a well lightedarea.
5)
ALWAYS operate woodchipper on level ground only. Keep your work area clear and free of debris.
Neverattemptto move awoodchipperover uneven or hilly groundwithout atow vehicle or adequate help.
6)
NEVER operate the chipper when fatigued. ALWAYS BE ALERT! If you get tired while operating the
chipper, take a break. If you have any type of physicalor mental condition that may be aggravated by
strenuous work, check with your physicianbeforeyou operatethis equipment.
NEVER operatethe chipper under the influenceof medication,alcoholor drugs.
7)
DO NOT allow other persons near the woodchipper. It is the responsibility of the operator to keep
bystandersand animals a minimum of 6 metres(20
ft) awayfrom the machinewhile in operation.
ALWAYS KEEP YOUR HANDS, FEET AND BODY AWAY FROM THE INTAKE
HOPPER AND DISCHARGE CHUTE WHEN THE MACHINE IS IN OPERATION OR
THE CHIPPER DISC 1s TURNING.
n
9)
NEVER operate the unit without the safety guards in place and in working order. Keep the unit well
maintainedand ingood working order
10)
DO NOT leavethe machine unattendedwhile the engine is running.
11)
DO NOT overspeedthe engine or alter the governor settings. Excessivespeed is dangerous and will
shorten engine life.
NEVER operate the woodchipper in an enclosed area. Engine exhaust contains carbon
monoxide, an odourlessand tasteless poison.
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13)
STOP the engine and disconnect the spark plug lead(s) and allow engine to cool before
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inspectingor performingmaintenanceon the woodchipper.
14)
REFUELLING
B
*
Shut off engine. DO NOT REFUELAN ENGINETHAT IS OPERATING!
*
Allow erlgineto cool. Minimum5 minutes.
*
USE UNLEADED FUEL ONLY. Use clean, fresh unleadedfuel.
*
Do not mix oil with unleadedfuel.
*
Do not over-fillfuel tank. Allow space for fuel expansion.
*
Do not smoke near the unit.
*
Allow no nakedflame or hot material in refuellingarea.
*
Use only approvedfuel containers and funnels. Remember,fuel is a potential hazard.
*
Refer to engineowners manualfor full details.
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CAUTION: If chipper discharge clogs with material or the cutting disc jams, STOP THE
ENGINEIMMEDIATELY.
9)
When unit is in operation, approach chipper from the operator zone side (See Figure 1). KEEP CLEAR
OF DISCHARGEAREA.
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The chipping disc will take severalseconds to stop after the engine has beenturnedof
WARNING: Do not go near the chippingdisc for any reasonduring this period.
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AFTER USE
11) Stop Engine: Do not move choke control to CHOKE position to stop engine.
Turn fuel tapto "OFF" position.
Allow machineto cool down.
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Backfire or engine damage may occur. Movethrottle control to SLOW position,
then push rocker switch to
0 (STOP) or turn key to OFF, if equipped. Do not
3) Clean with warm soapy water. Ensureno water entersthe carburettor.
Adjustable Material
Deflection Guard
disengage the beltdrive with the machine running, as this will cause
TYpicalStopSwitches
unnecessaryfriction and vibration on the beltdrive.
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SERVICE INFORMATION
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GENERAL MAINTENANCE
BEFORE PERFORMING ANY TYPE OF MAINTENANCE ON THIS MACHINE, ALWAYS FOLLOW
THE SAFETY GUIDELINES DISCUSSED IN EACH SECTION. ALWAYS PERFORM THE
FOLLOWINGTHREE OPERA-l-IONS:
1. TURN MACHINEOFF AND REMOVE IGNITION KEY (IF EQUIPPED).
17\ 2. ALLOW ENGINETO COOL.
3. REMOVESPARK PLUG LEADSWHEN SERVICINGOR ADJUSTING ENGINEOR EQI.IIPMENT.
Your engine manual contains important information concerning its care and operation. Read it carefully.
Make sure engine has sufficient lubrication before operation. Servicethe air element(s)frequently.
LUBRICATION
Lubricate the rotor bearings every 10 hours of operation with multi-purpose bearing lubricant. DO NOT
OVER GREASE.
Checkthe bearing collar lock screws at this time to ensure that they are tight.
DO NOT OVER GREASE ROTOR BEARINGS. Over greased bearings will run hot. A medium weight
greaseshould be used on rotor bearings.Check wheel hub bearingsand repack if required.
BELT TENSION, ADJUSTMENT
AND ALIGNMENT
W a
View 1
-lE
Propertension on the drive belts is 4-5 mmdeflectionat the center
of the span betweenthe pulleyswith 3kgsof pressureapplied.
A
NOTE: When installing a new set of belts, a break-in
period of two (2) hours with subsequent re-tensioning is
recommended.
Removespark plug leads, engage belts.
See Illustration 6 -Adjustment Screw (Item 10)
Releaselock nut on adjustment screw.
Screw down totighten belts.
Screw up to loosen belts or when replacing belts.
HINT: To familiarizeyourself with the requiredpressure, have kitchen scales nearby. Put a pencilthrough the
access slot on angled side of belt guard, onto either of the belts and mark a line flush with the top of guard
onto pencil. Then mark another line 4mm above. Pressthe centre of the scales with the pencil to 3kg, then
on the belt with the samefeel. The top mark lines up with the belt guard when belt tension is correct.
A
CAUTION: Excessive belt tension will result in power loss, premature wear and excessive
stress oncrankshaft bearings.
CAUTION: Check tension of new belts after the first two hours of operation and several
times duringthefirst
50 hoursof operation.
CAUTION: REPLACE BELTS WITHA FULL, MATCHED SET. Belt tensions will vary with a
subsequent loss in power. Non-matched belts can be thrown from the pulley. Use only
GENUINERED R00PARTS
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WARNING: Discwill turn for several secondsafter enginestops.
WARNING: Be sure engine and disclknives have come to a FULL STOP before opening access
cover to change knives. Disconnect engine spark plug leads priorto performingany maintenance
procedures.
WARNING: Always block disc from rotating when working on knives or performing other
maintenance that could allow the disclknives to rotate, causing serious injury. Use disc lock pin
(supplied) to pin rotor disc which will prevent disc from turning.
Always remove disc lock pin
before restartingchipper.
When the steelchippingknives (Part No. 0206-0002)needsturning, sharpening or replacing,proceedas follows.
When changing knives, make sure that all knives are perfectly clean and knife pockets are thoroughly
cleaned of any rust or foreign objects before reinstalling knives. Make sure that counter sunk screws and
nuts in knifeare carefully and equallytightenedfor proper holding. Double checkto assuresafety.
1. Ensurethe engine is cool and removespark plug leads.
2. Unbolt access covers. KnifeBolt Remover
3. Positiondisc lock pin through bothfront and back plate. Part No. 1401-0056
4. Clean hexagonalsocket in counter sunk knifescrews
(Part No. 1901-0010) item C with a pressurewasher or sharp pointedobject.
5. Remove the counter sunk screws (1901-0010) item C and locking nuts (1401-0052) item B on each
Knife (SeeView 1).
KNIFE BOLT REMOVER TO USE: Remove Lock Nut at the rear of Blade. Screw on special Blind Nut
(1401-0056) until counter sunk screw releases. Unscrew and remove with 5/16" hex bit with 112" drive
(2004-0003).
6. When Knives are sharpened or exchanged, always use sharp edge away from disc when installing
Knives. (See View 1, Item E). Be sure that Knives and Receiving Seat in Disc are perfectly clean and
free of burr and debris before installing knives.
NOTE: The blade life is determined by the point where
the bevel face (after subsequent sharpening) meets the slot in the chipper disc. (i.e. Dim
X not to
become less than zero.) (SeeView 1
.) WARNING: Do notexceed this point as the blademay fail.
7. If resharpened knives are to be installed, anvil must beadjustedto compensatefor the amount of material
removedfrom the knivesduringsharpening.(View2). See anvil adjustment and replacement.
8. Replace the chipper knives using metal base grease (i.e. anti seize) on threads and under head of
counter sunk knifescrews. DO NOTallow the grease to get betweenthe knifeand disc.
9. Finger tighten all knife screws first. Tighten in the following sequence. Starting at the outside
circumferencebolt, then middle bolt, and then insidebolt.
10. Replacespringwasher and jam nuttothe exposedthreadandtightensecurely.
11. Check each countersunk knife screw and make sure both the screw and the jam nut are tight before
closingandsecuringthe access covers.
, I mm
",=W 2 View 3
BladeClearance
Gauge
-.
62
3mm /'l
Outer Edge
h ",mm
Inner~d\
U Anvil '
Adjust Bolts
Letterand Part Number Key
A - 2301-0008 Washer, Lock F - 0104-0005Anvil
B
- 1401-0052 Nut, Jam
G - Mount,Anvil
C
- 1901-0010Screw, Cap Flat H - 0209-0320 Bolt
D
- 0403-0009 Disc I - 2301-0006 Washer, Lock
E
- 0206-0002 Knife J - 1913-0031Spacer
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ANVIL ADJUSTMENT AND REPLACEMENT
1. The chipper utilizes a single anvil with 3 hold-down bolts. The anvil (View 1, Item F) is located below the
intake hopper. To removeanvil, ensurethe disc has cometo a full stop and removethe bolts.
e
WARNING: Disc may contain latent residual energy and suddenly turn or rotate further to
cause serious injuryto fingers.
WARNING: Disengagebelts and removespark plug leads.
CAUTION: If the anvil has been removed, all dirt and debris under anvil must be removed to
A
achieve proper anvil setting and tightness.
WARNING: Dothis operation with extremecaution as knivesare razor sharp.
2. The anvil has four (4) usable edges. When edge is worn, rotate anvil until all four (4) edges are worn.
Replaceanvil after fourth rotation.
3. When checking clearance between knife edge and anvil, as shown in View 1, page
8; use knife gauge
for adjustment between E
& F (View 1). For best chipping action, have between 3mm clearance on the
outer edge and 1mm clearanceon the inner edge. (refertoView 2)
4. When proper clearance is obtained, tighten all bolts securely. Tighten the middle bolt FIRST. Tighten
remainingbolts. This will ensure even pressureon all anvil bolts.
5. Before starting machine, always manually rotate disc for several revolutions and check for proper
setting, clearance and adjustment.
6. If the gap between anvil and knife is excessive, you will have vibration when chipping. The blade will
seem to bedull and metalfatigue mayoccur. If the gap is to small, the blade may strike the anvil.
7. Always maintain knives in a perfect set, both in dimension and weight.
CAUTION: ALWAYS TEST-RUN CHIPPER FOR A FEW MINUTES AFTER KNIVES HAVE
BEEN CHANGED. THEN RECHECK FOR KNIFE TIGHTNESS BEFORE RESUMING CHIPPER
/i\ OPERATION. ALWAYS CHECK TIGHTNESS OF BOLTS BEFORESTARTING UNIT.
WARNING: Turn engine off. Disconnect spark plug wire from spark plug. De-energizethe starting
system on enginesequipped with Touch-N-Mow@starters.
WlRE ROUTING: Route the wire with existing equipment wire harness or wrap around and tape to metal
supports. After connections are made, wrap upany excesswire and tape.
CAUTION: Keep all wires clear of extremely hot engine parts, such as exhaust area, and keep
clear of any rotating parts. Cuts or burns to the wires can cause a short and the Maintenance
Minder will stop working.
RED WlRE INSTALLKI'ION: Wrap around an insulatedsection of spark plug wire 3-4 times, as shown.
DO NOT wrap the wire too close towhere the spark plug and wire connect, vibration may cause it to come
in contact with the metal portion of the spark plug.
WHITE WlRE INSTALLATION: Attach using a bolt from the engine frame or blower. Loosen the bolt and
slip the solder lug between engineand bolt. Tighten bolt.
MAINTENANCE MINDER INSTALLATION: Maintenance Minder should be installed in a location which is
easily viewable and is free of dirt, greaseand oil.
OPERATION: The display holds 5 digits, and is initially set to zero, 0000.0.
Once the engine is started, the meter will record running time in tenths of
an hour. Example: If the engine ran for
6 minutes (1110 hour) the
MaintenanceMinder will display 0.1.
After 25 hours, or increments of 25 hours, (eg. 25, 50, 75, etc.) of running
time the display will flash on and off. Press the reset button with a pointed
object, to stop the display from flashing. When the display reaches a count
of
9999.9, it will reset back to0000.0 and start over.
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CARING FOR YOUR POWDERCOATED FINISH
The effects of ultra violet light, pollution, dirt, grime, and salt deposits accumulate on the powder coated
surface of your machine over time. To extend the effective life of the powder coated surface, a regular
maintenanceprogramshould be implementedfor the removal of any debrisor residues.
As a general rulethe machineshould becleanedafter every use.
1) Remove any loosedeposits with a wet sponge
2) Useasoft brush(nonabrasive)or cloth, anda mildhouseholddetergentsolutionto removeany dirt, or grime
3) Pressurewash or rinse when finished
Detergents that recommend the use of gloves when handling should be avoided. The detergent may be
too harsh and therefore unsuitable for cleaning your powder coating. Although some strong solvents are
recommended for removing grease, or other stubborn residuesthese may be harmful to the extended life
of the powder coated surface. If paint splashesor other residue needs to be removedthen use methylated
spirits,turpentine, or white spirits.
STORAGE
m When unit is not in use, store out of the reach of children. Ensure that petrol fumes are not present in
the storage area. For extensive storage periods, the fuel tank should be drained or a fuel stabiliser
added. Draining the tank is strongly recommended. Engine should be stored with the intake and
exhaust valves closed (compressionstroke).See Engine Manual.
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PARTS LIST FOR C80lC100 ILLUSTRATION l
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
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23
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28
l
You alone know the operational demands
and special conditions affecting the
equipment in your situation and therefore
assume the responsibility for developing,
1s NERYBODY'S BUSINESS
carrying out, and enforcing the safety
concepts which apply to your own
operation to effect the greatest safety for
yourself and thepeople aroundyou.
Part No.
1901-0010
0206-0002
0403-0009
2301-0008
1401-0052
0215-0034
1913-0079
1904-0022
1913-0014
1605-0030
0314-0026
2301-0004
0209-0106
1608-0031
0215-0033
1102-0016
1901-0042
0704-0043
0209-0108
2301-0021
0704-0046
0209-0141
0806-0014
0204-0015
0705-0009
0705-0010
0704-0047
0401-0058
Description
Screw, Blade
Blade, Chipping Knife
Disc,Chipping
Washer, Lock
Nut
Bushing,Taper Lock
Spacer, Disc to Shaft
Shaft, Rotor
Spacer, Rotor Shaft
Plate,Volute Pulley Side
Cover, Access Blade Nuts
Washer
Bolt
Pulley, DrivenRotor
~ushing,Driven Rotor
Key, Pulley Rotor
Screw
Guard, Belt
Bolt
Washer
Guard, Belt Inspection
Bolt
Housing, Bearing
Bearing
Guide, Upper Belt
Guide, Lower Belt
Guard, Belt Back Panel
Nut
Quantity
6
2
1
10
10
1
1
1
As Required
1
1
19
4
1
1
1
2
1
13
15
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
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C80lCl00 Illustration2
C80lCl00 Illustration 2a
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C100 only 4
-
Illustration 3
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PARTS LlST FOR C80lC100 ILLUSTRATION 2
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
PARTS LlST FOR Cl 00 ILLUSTRATION 2a
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
PARTS LlST FOR C80lCl00 ILLUSTRATION 3
Part No.
0209-0318
2301-0006
2301-0004
0209-0106
0314-0024
1605-0029
1908-0005
1401-0033
2301-0024
0209-0368
1604-0018
1604-0046
2301-0022
0209-0320
1913-0031
0209-0621
0314-0018
1901-0012
0303-0022
1401-0052
2301-0008
0806-0025
0204-0015
1913-0054
0104-0005
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Part No.
BS805256
0101-0008
2301-0003
0209-0003
1901-0023
0209-0032
Description
Bolt
Washer
Washer
Bolt
Cover, Access Hole
Plate, VoluteAnvil Side
Scroll,Volute
Nut
Washer
Bolt
Pin, R
Pin, Locking Assembly
Washer
Bolt
Spacer
Bolt
Cap
Screw
Cap
Nut
Washer
Housing, Bearing
Bearing
Spacer, Flange, Seal Ring
AnviI
11 0503-0025 Engine 1
Part No.
1913-0080
1913-0082
1102-0012
0205-0010
1608-0030
0215-0032
1901-0043
0209-0322
2301-0022
2301-0024
1401-0023
Quantity
4
5
6
6
1
1
1
13
23
11
1
1
2
3
5
3
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
1
1
Description
Gasket
Block, Spacer
Washer
Bolt
Screw, Cap
Bolt
Quantity
2
1
3
1
2
2
Description
Spacer, Motor Pulley (C80 13.0 Honda)
Spacer, Motor Pulley (C100 16.0 B&S)
Key, Pulley, Motor
Belt
Pulley, Motor
Bushing, Taper
Screw
Bolt
Washer
Washer
Nut
Quantity
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
4
2
6
4
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C80lCl00 Illustration 4
/
C80lCl00 Illustration 5
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PARTS LlST FOR C80lC100 ILLUSTRATION 5
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Part No.
0209-0109
2301-0021
2301-0004
1401-0504
0214-0098
0214-0102
0606-0001
0606-0002
0209-0624
1906-0001
1604-0026
2301-0028
1401-0010
0204-0034
1401-0055
0312-0008
2305-0010
2305-0011
0806-0013
0806-0016
0103-0011
0103-0012
0204-0014
1902-0007
1401-0023
0209-0520
2301-0040
Description
Bolt
Washer
Washer
Nut
Bracket, Mount (C80)
Bracket, Mount (C100)
Fender, Mudguard(C80)
Fender, Mudguard (C100)
Bolt, Assembly
Shield, Cap
Pin, Cotter
Washer
Nut, Castle
Bearing, Front
Nut, Wheel
Cone, Bearing
Wheel;Assembly (C80)
Wheel, Assembly (Cl00)
Hub, Wheel (C80)
Hub, Wheel (C100)
Axle, Assembly (C80)
Axle, Assembly (C100)
Bearing, Rear
Seal
Nut
Bolt
Washer
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Quantity
4
4
2
10
2
2
2
2
10
2
2
2
2
2
8
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
4
4
Part No.
1806-0002
0314-0025
0204-0023
2301-0053
1916-0021
1913-0067
1401-0033
2301-0024
0209-0365
1401-0034
1913-0031
1303-0017
0215-0031
0209-0030
0706-0008
Description
Ring,Circlip
Cover, Cam Follower
Bearing
Washer, Spring Cover
Spring
Spacer, Spring Guide
Nut
Washer
Bolt
Nut
Spacer
Mount, Engine
Bushing, EngineBase
Bolt
Gauge, Maintenance
Quantity
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
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PARTS LlST FOR C80lCl00ILLUSTRATION 6
ltem
1
2
No.
3
4
5
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7
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12
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15
16
17
18
19
20
Part No.
1201-0020
1904-0021
0311-0013
1901-0040
0214-0086
2301-0024
1401-0033
0603-0004
0209-0368
1901-0030
1913-0053
0309-0002
1913-0031
2301-0006
0707-0001
2301-0021
0209-0121
1401-0023
0215-0023
0214-0107
Description
Lever, Belt Engage
Shaft, Belt Engage
Collar, Belt Engage
Screw
Bracket,Cam Rotate
Washer
Nut
Fitting,Zerk
Bolt
Screw
Spacer, Belt Engage
Cam, Belt Engage
Screw
Washer
Grommet
Washer
Bolt
Nut
Bushing
Bracket,Spare Tyre
(C100)
Quantity
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
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Item No.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Part No.
1213-0001
1202-0002
0209-0365
2301-0024
0214-0083
2301-0040
1401-0055
0214-0082
2305-0006
0209-0515
2301-0025
1401-0053
1606-001
9
1401-0034
0316-0012
0209-0318
2301-0022
2305-0010
2301-0011
Description
Loom, 5 Core
Light
Bolt
Washer
Bracket,Clamp
Washer
Nut, Wheel
Bracket,Spare Wheel
Wheel, Jockey
Bolt
Washer
Nut
Plug
Nut
Coupling
Bolt
Washer
Wheel, Assembly
(C80)
Wheel, Assembly (C1 00)
Quantity
1
2
1
11
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
4
1
6
1
6
10
1
1
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C80lCl00 Illustration 8
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PARTS LIST FOR C80lCi00 ILLUSTRATION 8
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
c
You alone know the operational demands
and special conditions affecting the
equipment in your situation and therefore
assume the responsibility for developing,
1 EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS
carrying out, and enforcing the safety
i
concepts which apply to your own
operation to effect the greatest safety for
yourself and thepeople around you.
Part No.
0805-0007
0704-0044
0313-0001
1401-0022
2301-0018
2301-0021
0214-0085
2301-0020
1401-0504
0209-0114
0209-0624
0801-0009
0306-0011
0704-0042
1401-0033
2301-0024
0209-0372
1401-0035
0601-0002
1401-0023
0214-0062
0209-0121
2002-0001
Description
Hopper, Chipping
Guard, Extension
Container,Manual
Nut
Washer
Washer
Bracket, Hinge
Washer
Nut
Bolt
Bolt, Assembly
Handle, Hood
Chute, Discharge
Guard, Discharge
Nut
Washer
Bolt
Nut, Wing
Flap, Hopper
Nut
Bracket, Hopper
Bolt
Tie, Cable
Quantity
1
1
1
2
4
9
2
4
4
2
4
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
5
1
5
2
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