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TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26, TW-C30HD CONVEYORS OPERATOR’S MANUAL
TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26, TW-C30HD
Commercial Grade Conveyor
Operation Manual
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TIMBERWOLF FIREWOOD PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26, TW-C30HD CONVEYORS OPERATOR’S MANUAL
Read Entire Manual Before Operating the Firewood Conveyor
Safety Note
Please take time to read this manual and learning how to operate and maintain your fi rewood conveyor safely. If you
have any questions regarding assembly, use, safety, or maintenance, please call Timberwolf at 1-800-340-4386. This
fi rewood conveyor is a powerful piece of equipment that can generate over 2,000 pounds of force. Incorrect use
of the fi rewood conveyor can cause serious injury or death.
About This Manual
Thank you for buying a Timberwolf fi rewood conveyor. This machine is made with high quality components and will provide years of
service under normal working conditions.
Please study this manual before operating the unit as it contains important information relating to safety, operation and maintenance.
Timberwolf Firewood Processing strongly suggests you keep it safely stored.
If you have questions regarding anything outlined in this manual, please call Timberwolf at 1-800-340-4386.

Caution! Residual Hydraulic Energy!
Residual energy must be released from the pressurized hydraulic fluid before any maintenance or repair
work is done on the firewood conveyor. Hydraulic fluid can remain highly pressurized even while the
conveyor’s motor is off. Escaping pressurized hydraulic fluid can penetrate skin and cause serious injury.
To release residual hydraulic energy:
1. Shut off engine
2. Move control valve back and forth, from one limit of travel to the other, at least four times
3. Hold valve for three seconds at each limit of travel
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Table Of Contents
Attention Rental Companies
It is extremely important that any person who operates this equipment has access
to and has read the operator’s manual. Timberwolf Firewood Processing Equipment
strongly urges you to keep the manual with the conveyor at all times, and to instruct
all persons who will operate this machine to read the manual.
Safety
Hydraulic Safety ........................................................................... 1-2
C12, C20, C24, C26 Decal Locations ............................................. 3
C30HD Decal Locations .................................................................. 4
General Information
General ........................................................................................... 5
Set Up and Take Down
Overview ......................................................................................... 6
Set Up Procedures ................................................................... 6
Take Down Procedures ............................................................ 6
Set Up Procedures .......................................................................... 7
Work Area Layout .................................................................... 7
New Location Set Up .............................................................7-8
C12, C20, C24, C26 Height Adjustment ................................... 8
C30HD Height Adjustment Overview ........................................ 9
C30HD Hyrdrauic Height Adjustment .................................... 10
Processor Hydraulic Power ............................................... 10-11
Take Down Procedures ..................................................................11
C12, C20, C24, C26 Lowering the Conveyor .................... 11-12
C30HD Lowering the Conveyor .............................................. 12
C12, C20, C24, C26 Tow Vehicle Hookup .............................. 13
C30HD Tow Vehicle Hookup .................................................. 14
Operating Instructions
Start Up Procedure ....................................................................... 15
Hydraulic Start Up ......................................................................... 16
Operation ...................................................................................... 16
Maintenance
General ............................................................................................... 17
Periodic Maintenance .......................................................................... 17
Conveyor Belt Adjustment (C12, C20, C24, C26) ............................... 18
Conveyor Chain Adjustment (C30HD) ................................................ 19
Specifi cations .................................................................................... 20
Limited Warranty ..........................................................................21-22
Maintenance Log ..........................................................................23-24

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Hydraulic Safety Hydraulic Safety
Hydraulic Safety
Escaping pressurized fl uid from hydraulic system leaks can have enough force to
penetrate skin and cause serious injury or death. Hydraulic fl uid can remain highly
pressurized while conveyor motor is off . Never use your hand or any part of your body
to check for hydraulic system leaks while the system is pressurized.
Get professional medical help at once if hydraulic oil penetrates anyone’s skin. Always
release residual energy from pressurized hydraulic fl uid before doing any maintenance
or repair work on the conveyor.
WARNINGS
What You SHOULD Do
• Inspect hydraulic hoses every day – check for worn, frayed, kinked, and cracked areas
• Replace any damaged or worn hoses
• Use sheet of cardboard or piece of wood to check for hydraulic leaks while system is running
• Depressurize system to release residual hydraulic energy before starting any repairs
1. Shut off engine
2. Move control valve handle back and forth, from one limit of travel to the other, at least four times
3. Hold valve for three seconds at each limit of travel
• Contact Timberwolf or an authorized Timberwolf dealer to replace worn components
What You SHOULD NOT Do
• Do not make any adjustments to the pressure relief valve.
• Never remove cap from hydraulic tank while motor is running or while tank is still warm after
motor is shut off . Hot pressurized oil can cause serious injury, so wait for hydraulic tank to cool
before removing cap.
• Never use any connectors, valves, or fi ttings that are diff erent from the ones originally installed
on the conveyor.

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TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26 Decal Locations
TW-C30HD Decal Locations
TW-C30HD Decal Locations TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26 Decal Locations

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General Information
Set Up & Take Down
General Information
General
Timberwolf Firewood Processing Equipment commercial grade conveyors can be
used for a wide variety of applications. They are rugged and dependable units that
can be used in a woodlot or agricultural setting to move fi rewood, mulch, and hay.
Conveyors are available in 12, 20, 24 26 and 30-foot lengths. A hand operated 8-ton
hydraulic jack adjusts the conveyor’s height.
The hydraulic motor that drives the conveyor is located at the top for greater
effi ciency. Conveyor models are available with an onboard gasoline engine and
hydraulic pump to power the motor or with fi ttings for connection to an external
hydraulic system. Timberwolf fi rewood processors, for example, can be specially
equipped to power a conveyor.
The TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24 and TW-C26 conveyors feature heavy steel frame
construction and an I8-inch wide belt made of two-ply polyester Ruff Top™ belting.
The belt slides on continuous strips of polyurethane to insure smooth operation and
reduce wear. Optional T-cleat Ruff Top belting is also available on these models. The
I-inch cleats provide reliable transport even in extreme weather conditions.
The TW-C30HD conveyor employs a drive chain and cleats rather than a belt to move material. The chain is recessed below the
conveyor trough and rides on a nylon track to reduce friction.
The conveyors can be easily transported on public roads. They come standard with a 2-inch ball coupler, and feature high speed DOT
approved wheels and tires. A pintle hitch coupler is available as an option on the TW-C30HD.
Gasoline powered conveyors feature a Honda GX160 overhead valve engine, with the exception of the TW-C12, which sports a Honda
GC160. One tank of gasoline can run the conveyor for approximately eight hours.
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Set Up & Take Down
Overview
This part of the manual contains instructions for setting up the conveyor at the work site and taking it down for transport.
Set Up Procedures
• Work Area Layout
• New Location Set Up
• TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26 Height Adjustment
• TW-C30HD Height Adjustment Overview
• TW-C30HD Hydraulic Height Adjustment
• Processor Hydraulic Power
• Leveling Engine/Hydraulic Tank Platform
Take Down Procedures
• TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26 Lowering the conveyor
• TW-C30HD Lowering the Conveyor
• TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26 Tow vehicle hookup
• TW-C30HD Tow vehicle hookup
This part of the manual also includes directions for connecting and disconnecting hydraulic lines to a Timberwolf Firewood
Processing Equipment fi rewood processor. Both the conveyor and the processor require factory installed special
equipment for that application.

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Set Up & Take Down
Never run the conveyor or processor without adequate
ventilation. Engine fumes from conveyor or processor can
cause fatal poisoning.
CAUTION
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Set Up Procedures
Set Up Procedures
Work Area Layout
• Locate conveyor on fi rm, level ground
• Select well-lit spot, outdoors or in well-ventilated area
New Location Set Up (Continued)
• Disconnect safety chains (TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26, TW-C30HD), emergency brake cable, and wiring harness for
conveyor lights and brakes (TW-C30HD)
• Lift conveyor ball coupler off tow vehicle’s trailer hitch
• Drive tow vehicle clear
TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26 Height Adjustment
To adjust conveyor height:
1. Insert jack handle in hydraulic jack.
2. Make sure jack’s pressure relief is closed.
3. Pump jack until conveyor reaches required height.
4. Place jack handle in storage position on conveyor frame.
• Check for hazards around the conveyor. Make sure area is free of slippery surfaces and objects to trip over
• Make sure there won’t be people or animals in the area around the conveyor
• Plan access for the trucks or trailers to be loaded by the conveyor
Conveyor Towing Hitch
(TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26)
Conveyor Towing Hitch
(TW-C30HD)
• Check for hazards around the conveyor. Make sure area is free
of slippery surfaces and objects to trip over
• Make sure there won’t be people or animals in the area around the conveyor
• Plan access for the trucks or trailers to be loaded by the conveyor
• If conveyor is equipped with optional chip separator, plan for collection and removal of
chips and other scraps; separator drops debris 2 - 3 feet back from top of conveyor
New Location Set Up
Position conveyor in the selected location, then disconnect tow vehicle:
• Firmly block wheels so conveyor can’t roll in either direction
(continued on next page)
Hydraulic Jack
Jack Handle
Height Adjustment Mechanism

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Set Up & Take Down
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Set Up Procedure (Continued)
Set Up Procedure (Continued)
TW-C30HD Height Adjustment Overview
Timberwolf TW-C30HD conveyors are equipped with a hydrualically driven height
adjustment system:
Safety Chain Securing Hooks
(TW-C30HD)
Safety Chain Securing Hooks-
Left Side (TW-C30HD)
Safety Chain Securing Hooks-
Right Side (TW-C30HD)
All conveyors have safety chains for securing the support
arms to the conveyor frame in order to prevent accidental
descent when raised.
There are also retainer bolts, one on each side, that fi rmly
secure the conveyor when it is in its retracted position.
The retainer bolts keep the conveyor from bouncing on
the support arms during transit, thereby reducing wear
and tear and risk of damage. They must be removed
before raising the conveyor, and should always be re-
installed before it is moved.
Retainer bolts must be removed before the conveyor can be raised. Attempting to raise the
conveyor with the bolts in place can damage the equipment and cause injury to the operator.
CAUTION
TW-C30HD Hydraulic Height Adjustment
A conveyor can be equipped for height adjustment powered by the hydraulic pump and operated by a control valve lever. The height
adjustment lever is located with the conveyor control; on the conveyor for a self-powered unit, or at the processor’s operator station for a
processor powered unit.
1. Start and warm up the conveyor or processor engine and hydraulic system.
2. Remove retainer bolts when starting from fully retracted position. Store them in a safe place.
3. Use the Conveyor Height control lever to raise the conveyor to the required height. Safety chains go slack as the conveyor rises.
4. Hook safety chains as tightly as possible when conveyor is at the required height.
5. When making any further adjustments, remember that conveyor can be raised higher with chains in place, but chains must be
unhooked before conveyor height can be adjusted downward.
Always secure safety chains when the conveyor is raised. Do not rely on
the hydraulic cylinder to maintain the conveyor in its raised position.
CAUTION
Safety Chain
(One Each Side)
Processor Hydraulic Power
Timberwolf hydraulic conveyors can be equipped to be powered and controlled by a Timberwolf fi rewood processor. An externally powered
conveyor does not have an engine and pump, hydraulic tank, or control valve lever. The fi rewood processor assumes the functions of
those components.
A processor set up to power a conveyor is equipped with a hitch adapter for connecting the conveyor to the processor, and a control lever
and set of hydraulic connectors for the conveyor.
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Set Up & Take Down
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Conveyor Hydraulic Fittings
Processor Hydraulic Power (Continued)
Set Up Procedure (Continued)
Always depressurize the entire processor
hydraulic system before connecting
or disconnecting any hydraulic fi tting.
Failure to observe this caution can result
in serious injury.
Consult processor maintenance and operation manual.
CAUTION
Conveyor Motor
Control
Conveyor
Motor Hydraulic
Connections
Conveyor
Lift Hydraulic
Connections
Conveyor Lift
Control
Take Down Procedures
Take Down Procedures (Continued)
Timberwolf fi rewood conveyors are easily moved between work sites. Conveyors meet
the normal size limits for travel on public roads. Shutting the conveyor down for a move
requires special attention:
• Make sure belt and hopper are clear of scraps and debris
• Turn off engine fuel
TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26 Lowering the Conveyor
The conveyor must be in its fully lowered position for transport:
1. Make sure nothing will block the conveyor as it descends.
(continued on next page)
2. Carefully open the pressure relief on the height adjusting hydraulic jack so that conveyor settles slowly to its retracted height; allowing
it to descend rapidly puts unnecessary strain on the frame.
3. Leave pressure relief open during transport to insure jack cannot extend.
4. Remove jack handle from its storage position on frame and transport in tow vehicle.
TW-C30HD Lowering the Conveyor
Make sure nothing will block the conveyor as it descends. Then return it to its lowest position.
For a conveyor with hydraulic height adjustment:
1. Disconnect the safety chains.
2. Use the control valve lever to lower the jack slowly.
3. Re-hook the safety chains and re-install the retainer bolts.
Never leave jack handle in storage position on frame when transporting conveyor.
CAUTION

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Take Down Procedures (Continued)
TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26 Tow Vehicle Hookup
Tow vehicle must be big enough and properly equipped to pull the conveyor:
• Towing weight, overall length, and retracted height:
• TW-C12 - 1120 lb, 16 ft, 5 ft 4 in
• TW-C20 - 1220 lb, 24 ft, 7 ft 3 in
• TW-C24 - 1360 lb, 28 ft, 7 ft 4 in
• TW -C26 - 1440 Ib, 30 ft, 8 ft
• Standard 6-pin wiring harness for lights and brakes
1. Fully compress conveyor’s height adjustment jack and place it in the lowest position on the frame.
2. Back tow vehicle into position.
3. Lift conveyor’s ball coupler and position it securely on tow vehicle’s hitch.
4. Connect safety chains.
5. DO NOT tow the conveyor faster than 45 m.p.h.
Take Down Procedures (Continued)
TW-C30HD Tow Vehicle Hookup
Tow vehicle must be big enough and properly equipped to pull the conveyor:
• Towing weight - 3040 lb
• Overall length - 33 ft
• Retracted height - 9’ 9” ft
• Electric brake controller
• Standard 6-pin wiring harness for lights and brakes
1. Fully compress conveyor’s height adjustment jack and place it in the lowest position on the frame.
2. Back tow vehicle into position.
3. With more than one person, lift conveyor’s ball coupler and position it securely on tow vehicle’s hitch.
4. Connect light and brake wiring harness, hitch failure emergency brake cable, and safety chains.
5. DO NOT tow the conveyor faster than 45 m.p.h.
Never use the hitch failure
emergency brake unit as
a parking brake. Using the
break-away brake as a park-
ing brake while hitched to
the tow vehicle will overload
the electrical system and
burn out the wiring.
CAUTION

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Operating Instructions
Operating Instructions
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Operating Instructions
Start Up Procedure
First, walk around the entire machine:
• Check-
• Fluid levels:
• Fuel- start the day with a full tank of gasoline, turn fuel on
• Engine should run about eight hours on a tank of gas
• Hydraulic oil - Timberwolf Firewood Processing Equipment recommends ISO 46 hydraulic oil
• Hydraulic line condition - keep track of wear; save on downtime by replacing hoses before they fail
• Nuts, bolts, and fittings - make sure all are tight and secure
• Welds - check all welded joints
Start the engine:
• Make sure -
• Control valve handle is in Off position
•No one is near any moving part
• Start the engine, following the instructions in its operating guide
• Allow engine to warm up at idle:
• Always warm up for at least five minutes
• In winter weather (30° F and below) warm up for 30 minutes
Don’t try to operate the conveyor under a load before the engine is properly warmed up. Take care of other tasks while the engine warms up.
Hydraulic Start Up
Timberwolf Firewood Processing Equipment conveyors use an open hydraulic system that starts circulating hydraulic oil when the engine
starts running. The conveyor’s hydraulic system is ready to go when engine warm-up is complete.
Never adjust pressure settings on the machine.
Never make adjustments while machine is running.
Do not take chances.
Do not let debris fall into the valve area.
Clean the machine of debris daily or more frequently as needed.
Do not operate this machine when you’re tired or while taking any
form of medication or alcohol.
CAUTION
Operation
When engine and hydraulic system are sufficiently warmed up, start the belt by pulling
on the control valve. The belt continues running until the valve is pushed back to the
Off position.
NOTE:
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Maintenance
Maintenance
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Maintenance
General
Periodic Maintenance
Good maintenance extends the conveyor’s life and helps to insure efficient operation. For engine maintenance schedules,
consult the engine owner’s manual.
Establish a routine of performing periodic maintenance as a regular part of daily operation.
Daily maintenance needs to include:
• Grease bearings on top and bottom belt drums
• Check belt tension
• Check bolts on belt and machine prior to engine start
Hydraulic filters should be replaced at each 200 hours of operation.
• Make maintenance a part of the regular workfl ow, not an afterthought
• Power plant warm-up is a good time to take care of grese fi ttings ant to check set screws and belt tensions
• Pay attention to the maintenance schedule
Conveyor Belt Adjustment (TW-C12, TW-C20, TW-C24, TW-C26)
Conveyor belt tension requires occasional adjustment to prevent the belt from
slipping on the drive drum. Adjustments can be performed at either the top or bottom
drum.
To tighten the belt:
1. Turn Off Engine
2. Loosen the lock nut on each side’s adjustment bolt assembly.
3. Turn each adjustment bolt an equal number of turns. Turn clockwise to extend
bolt and tighten belt, counterclockwise to reduce belt tension.
4. If belt begins to run to one side on the drum, extend the adjustment bolt on the
opposite side until belt moves to the center.
5. Securely re-tighten lock nuts when adjustments are complete.
6. Turn engine back on to check for proper belt tracking. If belt is not tracking
properly turn off engine and repeat steps 2-5.
Lock Nut
Lock Nut
Grease Fitting
Grease Fitting
Adjustment Bolt
Top Adjustment Bolt Assembly, Left Side
Bottom Adjustment Bolt Assembly, Shown
Without Guard Casing
Bottom Adjustment Bolt Assembly, Shown
With Guard Casing
Top Adjustment Bolt Assembly, Right Side
Adjustment Bolt
Adjustment Bolt
Grease Fitting Lock Nut

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MaintenanceSpecifications
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Conveyor Chain Adjustment (TW-C30HD)
Conveyor chain tension may require occasional adjustment:
1. Loosen the four nuts that secure the bottom sprocket axle.
2. Increase or decrease chain tension by sliding the sprocket axle.
3. Securely re-tighten the nuts while holding the axle in position.
Chain Adjustment
Sprocket Axle Nuts
Specifi cations
Conveyor
Model
Honda
Power
Plant
Hydraulic
Top Drum
Drive
Ruff
Top
Belting
Ruff Top
Belting
With 1”
Cleats
Chain &
Crossbar
Support
Width Min
Ht.
Max
Ht.
Chip
Separator
Dot
Lights
Fenders Run Off
Processor
Hydraulics
C12 GC160 STD STD OPT N/A 18” 5’4” 7’6” OPT OPT OPT OPT
C20 GX160 STD STD OPT N/A 18” 7’3” 12’4” OPT OPT OPT OPT
C24 GX160 STD STD OPT N/A 18” 7’4” 12’6” OPT OPT OPT OPT
C26 GX160 STD STD OPT N/A 18” 8’ 13’8” OPT OPT OPT OPT
C30HD GX160 STD N/A N/A STD 26” 9’9” 14’ 5” STD STD STD OPT

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Limited WarrantyLimited Warranty
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Limited Warranty
Product
Covered
This warranty is for Timberwolf Firewood Processing Equipment branded log splitters, conveyors, wood processors,
and their attachments or accessories.
Date Warranty
Begins
The warranty begins on the date of sale and is warranted by Timberwolf Firewood Processing Equipment to the
original purchaser only.
What We Will
Do for You:
We or your authorized dealer will, at our option, repair or replace any part found to be defective in material or
workmanship, without charge for parts or labor, to the original purchaser for a period of time of one year. However,
charges for pickup, delivery, and service calls are not covered by this warranty. The engine is warranted separately
by the engine manufacturer.
What Is Not
Covered
This warranty does not apply to parts that have been damaged by accident, alteration, misuse, abuse or improper
lubrication.
Limited
Commercial
Use Warranty
If used for rental purposes, the warranty on this product is limited in duration to 90 days from date of purchase.
This warranty does not apply to parts that have been damaged by accident, alteration, misuse, abuse or improper
lubrication. The engine for commercial use is warranted separately by the engine manufacturer.
How To Get
Service
To obtain service, contact our nearest dealer, or Timberwolf Firewood Processing Equipment at 2235 Clarks
Corners Road, Marathon, NY 13803, or call us at 1-800-340-4386. We are not authorized to repair or maintain
Honda engines. For engine repair, questions or maintenance, please contact your closest authorized Honda dealer.
Disclaimer of
Consequential
Damages
Timberwolf Firewood Processing Equipment shall not be liable under any circumstances for any incidental or
consequential damages or expenses of any kind, including – but not limited to – the cost of equipment rental, loss
of profi ts, or cost of hiring services to perform tasks normally performed by the equipment.
Limitation
of Implied
Warranties
Any implied warranties, including without limitation any implied warranty of merchantability or fi tness for a particular
purpose, shall be limited in duration to a period of one year (90 days if product is purchased for commercial or other
non-residential use) from the date of sale.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or limitation on how
long an implied warranty lasts.
Your Rights
Under State
Law
This warranty gives you specifi c legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state.

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Maintenance LogMaintenance Log
Maintenance Log
Maintenance Log
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