Victory BX510H User manual

Operator's Manual
BX510H WOODCHIPPER
With Hydraulic Infeed System
VERSION 2.0 - EN 2022

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Table of contents
1 PREFACE ....................................................................................................................................... 6
1.1 Identification ....................................................................................................................... 6
1.2 Type Plate ............................................................................................................................ 6
1.3 Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 7
1.4 Warranty Provisions (See also Chapter 13) ......................................................................... 7
1.5 Liability ................................................................................................................................ 7
2 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 About This Manual ............................................................................................................... 8
2.2 Manual Update .................................................................................................................... 8
2.3 Explanation Documentation ................................................................................................ 8
2.4 List of Abbreviations ............................................................................................................ 8
2.5 Safety Warning Messages in this Manual ............................................................................ 9
2.6 Intended Users .................................................................................................................... 9
2.7 Intended Use ..................................................................................................................... 10
2.8 Unintended Use ................................................................................................................. 10
2.9 Intended Operating Conditions ......................................................................................... 10
2.10 Tools, Parts, and Accessories for assembling and adjusting .............................................. 10
3 SAFETY INFORMATION .............................................................................................................. 11
3.1 Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 11
3.2 Generally Applicable Safety Rules ..................................................................................... 11
3.3 Personal Protective Equipment ......................................................................................... 12
3.4 General Safety Rules for Machines .................................................................................... 12
3.5 Additional Safety Rules for Woodchippers ........................................................................ 13
3.6 More Safety Tips for Safe Operation ................................................................................. 14
3.6.1 Use Safety Lights and Devices .................................................................................... 14
3.6.2 Transport Machinery Safely ....................................................................................... 14
3.6.3 Keep Riders Off Machinery ........................................................................................ 14
3.6.4 Practice Safe Maintenance ........................................................................................ 15
3.6.5 Prepare For Emergencies ........................................................................................... 15
3.7 Safety and Health measures when using Hydraulic fluid .................................................. 15
3.8 Driveline Safety .................................................................................................................. 15
3.8.1 Driveline Safety Checklist .......................................................................................... 16

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3.9 Not Allowed Use ................................................................................................................ 17
3.10 Safety Decals and Markings on the BX510H ...................................................................... 18
3.11 Calamities .......................................................................................................................... 20
4 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ......................................................................................................... 21
4.1 Assembly Info: ................................................................................................................... 22
4.2 Instructions before starting the Woodchipper .................................................................. 28
5 OPERATION ............................................................................................................................... 31
5.1 Human ............................................................................................................................... 31
5.2 Operator ............................................................................................................................ 32
5.3 Workplace ......................................................................................................................... 32
5.4 Preparation before operating ........................................................................................... 32
5.4.1 Operating the Safety Handle ..................................................................................... 33
5.5 Operating the BX510H ....................................................................................................... 33
5.6 PTO Shaft Sizing Instructions ............................................................................................. 35
5.7 Shortening the PTO Shaft Length ...................................................................................... 36
5.7.1 Checking the PTO Shaft’s Extended Length ............................................................... 36
5.7.2 Checking the PTO Shaft’s Interference ...................................................................... 37
5.7.3 Adjusting the Discharge Chute .................................................................................. 38
5.7.4 Turning the discharge chute ...................................................................................... 38
5.7.5 Aligning the Discharge Deflector direction ................................................................ 38
6 HYDRAULICS & LUBRICATION .................................................................................................... 39
6.1 Bearing Lubrication Guide; Based on Environmental Conditions ...................................... 39
7 OTHER ACTIVITIES ..................................................................................................................... 40
7.1 Order Parts ........................................................................................................................ 40
7.2 Cleaning Flywheel Housing ................................................................................................ 40
8 MAINTENANCE ADJUSTMENT AND REPAIR .............................................................................. 42
8.1 Preventive Maintenance ................................................................................................... 43
8.2 Regular Maintenance List .................................................................................................. 43
8.3 General Troubleshooting ................................................................................................... 44
8.4 Changing the Oil Filter ....................................................................................................... 45
8.5 Flywheel Knives and Bed Knife Changing/Adjusting ......................................................... 46
8.5.1 Flywheel Knives Changing/Adjusting ......................................................................... 46
8.5.2 Bed Knife Changing/Adjusting ................................................................................... 50
9 TRANSPORT, STORAGE, AND ENVIRONMENT ........................................................................... 54

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9.1 Transport and Storage ....................................................................................................... 54
9.2 Decommissioning and Environment .................................................................................. 54
9.2.1 Decommissioning Requirements ............................................................................... 54
9.2.2 Environment .............................................................................................................. 55
9.3 List of Consumables ........................................................................................................... 55
10 SPARE PARTS AND WEARING PARTS ..................................................................................... 55
10.1 Wearing Parts .................................................................................................................... 55
11 EXPLODED VIEW DRAWINGS ................................................................................................. 57
11.1 Torque Specifications ........................................................................................................ 70
12 FLYWHEEL KNIFE CARE .......................................................................................................... 71
12.1 How long will my Woodchipper Knives last? ..................................................................... 71
13 VICTORY TRACTOR IMPLEMENTS WARRANTY ....................................................................... 72
14 SPECIFICATIONS, FEATURES, PERFORMANCE ........................................................................ 73

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1 PREFACE
1.1 Identification
The Victory BX510H is a robust, compact PTO-driven wood chipper with a self-contained hydraulic
auto-feed system with an impressive 5½ x 10” capacity.
The BX510H is used on smaller sub-compact tractors with as little as 15 hp. at the PTO, such as BX
series Kubotas, John Deere 1000 series, New Holland, Massy Ferguson GC series, Mahindra Max
series, and more.
The Victory BX510H-series woodchipper is compact yet built to withstand commercial use. The
aggressive hydraulically powered infeed roller grabs and pulls material into the chipper head using
a powerful hydraulic motor. The motor is powered by the woodchipper’s self-contained hydraulic
pump and tank.
1.2 Type Plate
The type plate shows the following data:
n Name of the Manufacturer.
n Address of the Manufacturer.
n Machine Model and Type.
n Manufacturing date.
n Serial Number.
n Power.
n CE Mark.

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1.3 Introduction
CONGRATULATIONS! You have just purchased the Victory BX510H Woodchipper, the strongest,
safest, and the most compact PTO Woodchipper in its category.
We have compiled this Operator’s manual to help you understand and appreciate your
woodchipper. Taking a few minutes to read this manual and understand the maintenance
instructions will give you better performance and extend the life of your woodchipper. You must
read this manual before assembling and operating the device.
Using This Manual
This Operator’s Manual is created to help familiarize you with Safety, Assembly, Operation,
Adjustments, Troubleshooting and Maintenance.
The information contained within this manual was current at the time of printing. Some parts may
change slightly to assure you of the best performance. To check for updates, refer to our website
at www.etractorimplements.com or call [phone] to speak to one of our representatives.
Owner Assistance
If customer service or spare parts are required, please contact Victory Tractor Implements at
[phone]. Victory has trained technicians, spare parts and equipment needed to service the
device.
The parts on your machine are specially designed; replace these parts always with genuine Victory
parts. Please reference your order number or serial number when calling.
1.4 Warranty Provisions (See also Chapter 13)
Victory Tractor Implements guarantees the proper functioning of the provided equipment.
However, Victory is not responsible for unsafe situations, accidents, or damage, which are the
result of:
n ignoring warnings and regulations as stated on the machine or in this Operator's manual;
n the use of the device for other applications or under other circumstances than stated in this
documentation;
n mutations to the machine; this also includes the application of different replacement parts as
specified;
n insufficient or careless maintenance.
1.5 Liability
Victory Tractor Implements can't be held liable for consequential damage (business interruption,
product damage, etc.).

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2 INTRODUCTION
2.1 About This Manual
This Operator’s manual belongs to the owner of the Victory BX510H woodchipper.
Read this Operator’s Manual before operating the BX510H
• Pay special attention to safety precautions presented in this manual, as
they prevent accidents causing machine damage, human injury, or
death.
• This machine can be dangerous. Therefore, reading this manual
entirely before the operation is essential.
• This manual describes characteristics unique to woodchipper BX510H.
• In this manual, safety is a priority. By reading it, you will become aware
of the dangers and hazards of operating this machine.
2.2 Manual Update
Reason for raising the Operator’s manual to version 2.0:
n Editorial update according to Standard IEC 82079.
n Graphics and layout improved.
2.3 Explanation Documentation
Chapter 3; 'Introduction' and Chapter 4, 'Safety' is essential for anyone working on the machine.
n For operators is essential:
- Chapter 5; Operation.
n For Service and Maintenance personnel is essential:
- Chapter 5; Operation.
- Chapter 7; Other activities.
- Chapter 8; Maintenance.
n For Product management is essential:
- Chapter 14; Specifications.
2.4 List of Abbreviations
n PTO: Power Take Off.
n ASME: American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
n PPE: Personal Protective Equipment.

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2.5 Safety Warning Messages in this Manual
Read this manual carefully before using the BX510H to understand how to use it correctly.
n After reading, store the manual in a safe place, easily accessible for everyone working with the
machine.
n Incorrect handling of the equipment could result in personal injury or physical damage.
n The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for any damage caused by mishandling beyond
normal usage defined in this Operating manual.
DANGER!
• This symbol indicates a potentially and imminently hazardous situation
that, if not avoided, will result in death or severe injury.
This RED symbol indicates All DANGER notifications.
WARNING!
• This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, could result in death or severe injury, or machine damage.
This ORANGE symbol indicates All WARNING notifications.
CAUTION!
• This symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
This YELLOW symbol indicates All CAUTION notifications.
NOTICE:
• This Notice symbol shows special procedures or points out essential
facts.
n Always adhere to the recommendations and warnings in this manual. They are the
recommendations of Victory Tractor Implements and several essential components
manufacturers. If you ignore these recommendations, there will be no warranty.
n Any warranty claim will be rejected if you exceed the prescribed maintenance intervals for the
essential machine components claim.
2.6 Intended Users
Intended users are well-trained, technically skilled operators.

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2.7 Intended Use
The BX510H is intended to be used as a woodchipper for tree branches max 5” thick and other
pruning waste.
2.8 Unintended Use
Unintentional use is any other use than described under 'Intended use.'
2.9 Intended Operating Conditions
n Ambient temperature: 0° to + 40°C.
n Temp. transport/Storage: -10° up to + 40°C.
n Lighting: Normal ambient lighting.
2.10 Tools, Parts, and Accessories for assembling and
adjusting
n Adjustable wrench 1”max.
n 18 mm socket; ½”.
n 17 mm socket; ½”.
n 6 mm Allen key bit socket; ½”.
n Torque wrench ½”.
n Awl, Pick.
n New knife nuts, M10 with Nylon lock.
n PTO Shear bolts.
n Tape measure.
n Feeler gauge; 0,03” (Credit Card thickness).
Accessories
n Heavy leather gloves.
n This manual.

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3 SAFETY INFORMATION
WARNING!
• Read and understand all Safety measures and Warnings before carrying
out any operation or adjustments.
• Untrained persons who have not thoroughly read and understood this
manual might never approach the machine.
• Refer to all safety decals in this manual. Read all instructions noted on
them.
3.1 Introduction
The machine design is such that safe use and maintenance are possible. Anyone who works with it
must know the instructions and regulations stated in this manual.
The owner is responsible for ensuring that users are familiar with the instructions, operating
regulations, and observations.
In this Operator's Manual, there is a distinction between:
n Normal / Intended use (see operating instructions).
n Other activities such as service and maintenance.
This distinction is because operators must meet other (safety) requirements than the technical
service staff.
n The operator performs the daily cleaning and maintenance work described in the operating
instructions.
3.2 Generally Applicable Safety Rules
This list contains general safety measures which must be complied with for personal safety
reasons.
n Make sure children and animals cannot come into the machine's vicinity.
n Only persons who have read and understood the operating instructions might be in the
machine's vicinity.
n Unauthorized persons may not perform acts if the machine is in use.
n Never work alone; always make sure that at least one person is nearby.
n Do not remove the brought warning stickers or markings.
n Always clean the machine properly and keep the workplace free of dirt and obstacles.
n Always ensure sufficient ambient lighting.

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3.3 Personal Protective Equipment
While handling, assembling and maintaining the woodchipper, adhering to all recommended safety
instructions and ensuring that the correct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is used.
Always wear:
n Safety helmet; for head protection and prevention from falling objects.
n Safety gloves; for hand protection and prevention of cuts from sharp edges.
n Steel tipped safety boots; for foot protection from falling objects.
n Wrap-around safety glasses for eye protection and prevent damage caused by shooting
particles.
n Safety vest for recognizable presence, visibility and safety.
n Any other Personal Protection Equipment that might be required, specified or dictated by the
working environment.
n Your Company can prescribe additional (safety) instructions. This Manual does not describe
how to comply with this.
3.4 General Safety Rules for Machines
n Incorrect practice or lack of care can cause burns, wounds, mutilation, suffocation, other bodily
injuries, or death.
n Ensure the work area around the equipment is smooth, clean and free from any obstacles.
Keep in mind that a dangerous situation can always arise.
n Always wear safety glasses and protective shoes when carrying out the operation.
n Long hair is not allowed.
n Never wear loose or torn clothing. Permanently remove jewelry.
n When lifting heavy parts, use a hoist or ask for help, to prevent personal injury.
n Ensure that all hoisting equipment such as lifting straps, hooks, or ropes are in a good state of
repair and that they can safely bear the equipment's weight.
n Never bypass door interlocks or safety sensors and switches.
n Leaking chemicals, oil, or water on electrical equipment can result in severe damage or fire.
n Watch out for hot parts on switched-off components and hot liquids in lines, pipes, and
compartments to prevent burns.
n Never open any vent or drain valve or remove any plugs while the system is under pressure.
n Ensure that oil pumps are isolated from the system and relieve the pressure before
disassembling a pump, removing plugs, or disconnecting piping.
n Always use tools that are in a good state of repair. Ensure that you know how to use the tools
before carrying out any work.
n ONLY use replacement parts from the same brand as the relevant part.

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n Always use replacement fittings having the same part number (or equivalent). Do not use
fitting of inferior quality.
n Do not carry out any repairs if you are tired or consume alcohol or drugs, affecting your ability
to work perfectly.
n PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT: The handling and cleaning up of spent oil or chemicals may be
subject to national or local laws and regulations. Use authorized waste processing services,
including Municipal facilities and garages, which provide official facilities for collecting oil and
chemicals.
n Contact the provincial or Municipal authorities or the Environmental Protection Service for
guidelines about handling correctly and cleaning up spent oil and chemicals if in doubt.
n Parts that rotate can cause cuts, mutilations or strangulation.
n Always switch OFF the main power before performing service and maintenance.
n Do not allow water or any other fluid to contact electrical components.
n Switch the power ON only after closing all machine protection guards and covers.
n Never use a high-pressure water beam for cleaning electrical components and cabinets.
n Do not aim a high-pressure water beam directly at wiring, breathers, or hydraulic components'
sealings of drive components.
n Always protect venting spots from the inlet of large amounts of water.
3.5 Additional Safety Rules for Woodchippers
n The operator should be familiar with all functions of the unit.
n Operate implement from the driver’s seat only.
n Children under the age of 16 should NEVER operate or be near the woodchipper during
operation.
n Do not operate the Woodchipper while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, as severe injury
or death could result.
n Bystanders must keep a safe distance from an operating woodchopper (5 m.)
n Make sure all guards and shields are in place and secured before operating the equipment.
n Do not operate the device for any purpose other than what it is meant for. (See Chapter
Warranty for details.)
n Never open safety guards when the machine is working.
n Never bypass safety sensors or switches.
n Immediately push the emergency stop and cut off the power if system parts emit smoke,
unusual odor, or unusual sounds. Otherwise, fire may start.
n Never leave the woodchipper unattended while it is running.
n Dismounting from a moving tractor could cause severe injury or death.
n Do not stand between the tractor and the implement during hitching.
n Watch out for wires, trees, etc., when raising and moving implements. Make sure all persons
are clear of the working area.
n Turning the tractor too tight may cause the implement to ride upon wheels. It can result in
injury or equipment damage.
n Visually inspect the infeed bin and the flywheel before starting. Ensure that the chipper head is
clear, all the bolts are tightened, and the knives do not touch the case and the cutter bar.
n Ensure the PTO shaft does not come apart or bottom out during the normal lifting range.

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n Check the chip pile to see if the knives need to be serviced. Long slivers in the chip pile are one
of the best indicators of dull knives.
n It is NOT recommended to operate the woodchipper in temperatures below freezing. Hardened
steel (as used on knives) can become brittle in temperatures below freezing and may result in
breakage.
3.6 More Safety Tips for Safe Operation
n Always keep the guards and chip deflector installed properly while operating the chipper.
n Never leave the chipper running unattended.
n Do not attempt alterations, repairs, or adjustments while the flywheel turns.
n Always disconnect the PTO, stop the tractor’s motor, and put the keys in your pocket before
attempting any alterations, repairs, or adjustments.
n Keep hands, feet, clothing, and other extremities away from the hopper (infeed bin) and any
power-driven parts. Wear snug-fitting clothing to avoid entanglement with moving parts.
n Do not wear loose clothing when working around the woodchipper. Personal injury can occur if
someone or something turns the flywheel over while checking the knives or adjusting the
cutter bar. The flywheel has enough residual energy to remove fingers easily.
n Point the discharge chute away from doorways, sidewalks, or areas obstructing your view.
Point the chute downwind when possible. This will keep the chips from blowing back in the
operator’s direction.
3.6.1 Use Safety Lights and Devices
n Driving on public roads, slow-moving tractors, self-propelled equipment, and towed
implements can create a hazard. They are challenging to see, especially at night.
n Use flashing warning lights and turn signals whenever driving on public roads. Use lights and
devices provided with the implement.
3.6.2 Transport Machinery Safely
n Comply with state and local laws.
n The maximum transport speed for any Victory implement is twenty mph on paved surfaces and
ten mph maximum on an unpaved surface. Do not exceed. Never travel at a speed that does
not allow adequate control of steering and stopping. Rough terrain requires a slower speed.
Traveling at excessive speed on rough terrain that causes violent shaking or bouncing will
damage the attachment point on the implement and/or the tractor. This type of damage is not
covered under warranty.
n Use the following maximum speed - for paved surfaces only:
- 20 mph when weight is less than or equal to the weight of the tractor.
- 10 mph when weight is more than the weight of the tractor.
3.6.3 Keep Riders Off Machinery
n Riders obstruct the operator’s view; they could be struck by foreign objects or thrown from the
machine.
n Never allow children to operate the equipment.

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3.6.4 Practice Safe Maintenance
n Always work in a clean and dry environment.
n Lower the implement to the ground, put the tractor in parking mode, turn off the engine and
remove the ignition key before performing maintenance.
3.6.5 Prepare For Emergencies
n Be prepared if a fire starts.
n Keep a first aid kit and fire extinguisher handy.
n Ensure you have telephone numbers for the doctor, ambulance, hospital, and fire department.
3.7 Safety and Health measures when using Hydraulic fluid
Anyone working on installations where hydraulic fluid, lubricating oil, grease, or preservatives are
used must observe the following rules:
n Avoid prolonged contact of the liquid with the skin. In the event of contact, carefully cleanse
the skin. Wear clothing that is free of this liquid. Also, be careful when eating and drinking
during the operation.
n Avoid skin contact with liquids over 60°C or hot machine parts.
n Avoid eye contact; if this happens, cleanse with plenty of water and contact a doctor.
n Storage of the liquid must be following official guidelines; pay attention to fire extinguishers
and emergency exits.
n Permanently remove spilled liquids immediately to prevent them from slipping.
n Hydraulic liquids should not get into the ground or in surface water.
n Avoid high-pressure fluids hazards. Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin
causing severe injury.
n Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before disconnecting hydraulic lines.
n Never try to stop leaks from the system by hand.
n Have used liquids removed and recycled by specialized companies.
n Use a piece of paper or cardboard, not body parts, to check for suspected leaks. Wear
protective gloves and safety glasses or goggles when working with hydraulic systems.
n If an accident occurs, see a doctor immediately. Always treat any fluid injected into the skin
within a few hours.
3.8 Driveline Safety
Agriculture and forestry are very hazardous occupations. Today’s farmer spends long hours close
to increasingly complex and powerful machinery.
To avoid accidents, everyone from the component supplier and the company that manufacturers
and assembles the machinery to the dealers and ultimately the actual user must keep safety in
mind. The checklist below relates to the driveline of agricultural implements, general safety
literature, and the standards published by the American Society of Agricultural Engineers.

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3.8.1 Driveline Safety Checklist
Driveline Specifications
The first step toward safe applications is to specify and test the driveline to operate appropriately
under expected field conditions.
n Specify and test the proper size joints and telescoping members based on the power required
by the implement, speed of rotation, joint angles, shock loads, and expected lifetime.
n Test the hitch geometry to prevent the driveline from:
• Extending beyond the recommended maximum length.
• Bottoming out.
• Reaching a position that allows universal joints to lock.
• Exceeding the maximum allowable angle for the constant velocity of the universal joints.
You can find information concerning these parameters in all driveline manufacturer’s catalogs.
n Specify and test telescoping members to allow the lowest possible thrust loads, considering the
expected working conditions.
n Specify and test torque limiters to control excessive shock loads.
n Specify and test overrunning clutches to prevent inertial loads from overpowering the tractor.
Hazard Reduction
The second step in specifying a safe driveline application is to strive to eliminate as many hazards
as possible
n On a driveline with torque limiting or overrunning devices, specify that this device is positioned
at the end of the driveline near the implement.
n To implement connections that require bolts or set screws, select and/or supply hardware that
minimizes protrusions. You can find Information concerning these parameters in all driveline
manufacturer’s catalogs.
n For the tractor's PTO shaft connections, specify a safety type yoke (twist or slide collar) to
minimize protrusions.
n Provide a proper clearance zone for the driveline operation to avoid damaging the shielding
components.
Some common areas of interference are:
n Three-point linkage.
n Extended or eye loop hitch pins.
n Hydraulic hoses.
Guarding
To not effectively eliminated hazards, provide guarding whenever feasible.
The PTO master shield, integral driveline shield, and input connection
shield should offer an interactive guarding system.
n Provide instructions by labels or manuals. Use the implement only with the tractor’s PTO
master shield.

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n Specify and test an integral driveline shield with end cones that overlap but do not interfere
with the PTO master shield or implement an input connection shield.
n Provide an input connection shield to interact with the integral driveline shield to guard the
shaft coupling and any torque limiting devices installed on the driveline.
n Check that all routine maintenance of the driveline can be done without removing the shields.
Warnings and Instructions
Provide warnings and instructions for hazards associated with the machine. Provide instructions
for proper maintenance and repair.
n Provide labels on the unit to advise the user of proper hitch dimensions and maximum safe
operating speed.
n Check that proper danger labels are supplied with the driveline concerning these parameters
may be found in all driveline manufacturer’s catalogs.
n Provide easy-to-understand instructions for proper driveline operation, maintenance, and
repair in the operator’s manual.
n Advise against the use of PTO adapters which may defeat the purpose of the tractor’s master
shield and adversely affect the performance of the driveline.
n Advise the user of locations of genuine original equipment spare parts.
You can obtain further information about driveline specifications and safety from your driveline
supplier and the following ASME standards and engineering practices:
n S203 Rear power take-off for agricultural tractors.
n S205 Power take-off definitions and terminology of farming tractors.
n S207 Operating requirements for tractors and power take-off driven equipment implements.
n S318 Safety for agricultural equipment.
n S331 Implement power take-off driveline specifications.
n S333 Agricultural tractor auxiliary power take-off drives.
n S350 Safety alert symbol for agricultural equipment.
n S441 Safety signs.
n S493 Guarding for agricultural equipment.
n EP363 Technical publications for agricultural equipment.
Other standards may apply to particular types of implements. All driveline manufacturers strive to
produce a safe product.
Like most other components, drivelines must be appropriately used, including proper tractor
master shields and implement input connection shields. Please contact us if you have any
questions about your driveline applications.
3.9 Not Allowed Use
It is not allowed to use the BX510H other than for woodchipper activities.

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3.10 Safety Decals and Markings on the BX510H
Your woodchipper comes equipped with all safety decals in place. The decals are designed to help
you safely operate your implement. Read and follow their directions.
n Keep all safety decals clean and legible.
n Replace all damaged or missing decals or labels. To order new ones, call Victory Tractor
Implements.
n Some new equipment installed during repair requires safety labels to be affixed to the replaced
component as specified. When ordering new components, ensure the correct safety labels are
included in the request.
DANGER decal
READ THE OPERATOR’S MANUAL BEFORE OPEATION
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR.
DANGER decal
THROWN OBJECT HAZARD.
DANGER decal
DO NOT STAND BEHIND THE TRACTOR OR IMPLEMENT.

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DANGER decal
TURNING COMPONENTS.
• Danger of being caught by rotating parts.
WARNING decal
WARNING FOR HIGH-PRESSURE HYDRAULIC FLUID.
WARNING decal
MAX. OPERATING PTO SHAFT SPEED 540 rpm.
DANGER decal
ROTATING KNIFE BLADES.
Keep Hands and Feet away.
WARNING decal
EMERGENCY STOP.

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CAUTION decal
KEEP HANDS OUT OF THE HOPPER.
INFO decal
OIL SPECIFICATION.
DANGER decal on PTO Shaft
ROTATING DRIVELINE HAZARD.
ATTENTION POINT Decal
• Ad grease regularly to the desired nipple.
3.11 Calamities
Calamities are unintended or unexpected events related to an activity's quality. These events have
severe harmful consequences, up to and including death. This includes any accident that directly or
indirectly results in device damage and personal injury to one or more persons.
n Concerning this woodchipper, calamities arise when unauthorized persons use the machine.
Never lend the woodchipper without the Operator's manual. Ensure that people always read
and understand the manual content before use.