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5 INCH CHIPPER
MADE WITH PRIDE IN THE...
CH5540H (74554) - 540 PTO
HYDRAULIC FEED
OWNER'S MANUAL
PN: 12666 R092107
Companion to 12665
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Before You Begin
MANUFACTURED BY CRARY INDUSTRIES
MANUFACTURED IN U.S.A.
XXXXXX
WEST FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA 58078 U.S.A.
SERIAL NUMBER
DEAR ECHO BEAR CAT CUSTOMER
Thank you for purchasing a ECHO Bear Cat product. The ECHO Bear Cat line is designed, tested, and manufactured
to give years of dependable performance. To keep your machine operating at peak efciency, it is necessary to adjust
it correctly and make regular inspections. The following pages will assist you in the operation and maintenance of your
machine. Please read and understand this manual before operating your machine.
If you have any questions or comments about this manual, please call us toll-free at 1-800-247-7335.
If you have any questions or problems with your machine, please call or write your local authorized ECHO Bear Cat Dealer.
This document is based on information available at the time of its publication. ECHO Bear Cat is continually making
improvements and developing new equipment. In doing so, we reserve the right to make changes or add improvements
to our product without obligation for equipment previously sold.
PLEASE SEND US YOUR WARRANTY CARD
A warranty card is included in your owner's kit packaged with your machine. Please take the time to ll in the information
requested on the card. When you send your completed card to us, we will register your machine and start your
coverage under our limited warranty.
PARTS ORDERING INFORMATION
For service assistance or parts, contact your nearest
authorized ECHO Bear Cat dealer or the factory. Your
nearest authorized dealer will need to know the serial
number of your machine to provide the most efcient
service. See below for information on how to identify and
record the serial number for your machine.
If you need engine service or parts:
For engine service or parts, contact your nearest authorized
engine dealer. An authorized engine dealer can handle
all parts, repairs, and warranty service concerning the
engine.
SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION
Please record the serial number in the space provided
and on the warranty and registration card.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
Only genuine ECHO Bear Cat replacement parts should
be used to repair the machine. Replacement parts
manufactured by others could present safety hazards,
even though they may t on this machine. Replacement
parts are available from your ECHO Bear Cat dealer.
Provide the following when ordering parts:
The SERIAL NUMBER of your machine.
The PART NUMBER of the part.
The PART DESCRIPTION.
The QUANTITY needed.
SERIAL NUMBER
HOW TO CONTACT ECHO BEAR CAT
ADDRESS PHONE E-MAIL HOURS
237 NW 12th Street
P.O. Box 849
West Fargo, ND 58078
*Original Instructions
© 2006, CRARY INDUSTRIES, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PRODUCED AND PRINTED IN THE U.S.A.
800-247-7335
701-282-5520
FAX: 701-282-9522
sales@bearcatproducts.com
service@bearcatproducts.com
Monday - Friday,
8 am to 5 pm
Central Time
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LIMITED WARRANTY
This warranty applies to all AG and Outdoor Power Equipment manufactured by Crary Industries.
Crary Industries warrants to the original owner each new Crary Industries product to be free from defects
in material and workmanship, under normal use and service. The warranty shall extend 1 year from date of
delivery for income producing (commercial) applications and 2 years from date of delivery for non-income
producing (consumer) use of the product. The product is warranted to the original owner as evidenced by a
completed warranty registration on file at Crary Industries. Replacement parts are warranted for (90) days
from date of installation.
THE WARRANTY REGISTRATION MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO CRARY INDUSTRIES
WITHIN 10 DAYS OF DELIVERY OF THE PRODUCT TO THE ORIGINAL OWNER OR THE WARRANTY
WILL BE VOID.
In the event of a failure, return the product, at your cost, along with proof of purchase to the selling Crary
Industries dealer. Crary Industries will, at its option, repair or replace any parts found to be defective in material
or workmanship. Warranty on any repairs will not extend beyond the product warranty. Repair or attempted
repair by anyone other than a Crary Industries dealer as well as subsequent failure or damage that may occur
as a result of that work will not be paid under this warranty. Crary Industries does not warrant replacement
components not manufactured or sold by Crary Industries.
This warranty applies only to parts or components that are defective in material or workmanship. 1.
This warranty does not cover normal wear items including but not limited to bearings, belts, pulleys, lters 2.
and chipper knives.
This warranty does not cover normal maintenance, service or adjustments.3.
This warranty does not cover depreciation or damage due to misuse, negligence, accident or improper 4.
maintenance.
This warranty does not cover damage due to improper setup, installation or adjustment.5.
This warranty does not cover damage due to unauthorized modications of the product. 6.
Engines are warranted by the respective engine manufacturer and are not covered by this warranty.7.
Crary Industries is not liable for any property damage, personal injury or death resulting from the unauthorized
modification or alteration of a Crary product or from the owner’s failure to assemble, install, maintain or operate
the product in accordance with the provisions of the Owner’s manual.
Crary Industries is not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential damages or injuries including but not
limited to loss of crops, loss of profits, rental of substitute equipment or other commercial loss.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights that may vary from area to area.
Crary Industries makes no warranties, representations or promises, expressed or implied as to the performance
of its products other than those set forth in this warranty. Neither the dealer nor any other person has any
authority to make any representations, warranties or promises on behalf of Crary Industries or to modify the
terms or limitations of this warranty in any way. Crary Industries, at its discretion, may periodically offer limited,
written enhancements to this warranty.
CRARY INDUSTRIES RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE THE DESIGN AND/OR SPECIFICATIONS
OF ITS PRODUCTS AT ANY TIME WITHOUT OBLIGATION TO PREVIOUS PURCHASERS OF ITS
PRODUCTS.
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Contents
DESCRIPTION PAGE
SAFETY ...........................................................................................1
1.1 SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL ...................................................................... 1
1.2 BEFORE OPERATING ............................................................................1
1.3 OPERATION SAFETY ............................................................................. 2
1.4 PTO SAFETY ........................................................................................... 2
1.5 FEED ROLLER SAFETY ........................................................................ 3
1.6 MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE ............................................................ 3
1.7 SAFETY DECAL LOCATIONS ................................................................. 4
1.8 SAFETY DECALS ................................................................................... 5
ASSEMBLY ......................................................................................6
2.1 ATTACH CHUTE AND SUPPORT ...........................................................6
2.2 ATTACH DISCHARGE TUBE DEFLECTOR ............................................ 6
2.3 ATTACH DISCHARGE TUBE .................................................................. 7
2.4 CONNECT PTO DRIVELINE ................................................................... 7
FEATURES AND CONTROLS .........................................................8
OPERATION ....................................................................................9
4.1 STARTING AND OPERATING CHIPPER ................................................ 9
4.2 STOPPING THE CHIPPER ..................................................................... 9
4.3 CHIPPING GUIDELINES ......................................................................... 9
SERVICE & MAINTENANCE .........................................................10
5.1 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ....................................... 10
5.2 WHEN TO SHARPEN BLADES ............................................................. 10
5.3 REMOVING CHIPPER BLADES ........................................................... 11
5.4 SHARPENING CHIPPER BLADES ....................................................... 11
5.5 SETTING BLADE CLEARANCE ............................................................ 11
5.6 CLEARING A PLUGGED ROTOR ......................................................... 12
5.7 REPLACING THE DRIVE BELT ............................................................ 12
5.8 GREASING ............................................................................................ 12
5.9 REMOVING THE ROTOR ..................................................................... 13
5.10 FILLING HYDRAULIC FLUID .............................................................. 14
5.11 CHANGING HYDRAULIC OIL FILTER ................................................ 14
5.12 PROGRAMMING THE OPTIONAL HYDRAULIC
FEED SENSOR (LOFA) ......................................................................... 15
5.13 TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................................................... 16
SPECIFICATIONS ..........................................................................17
6.1 BOLT TORQUE ...................................................................................... 18
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SECTION
SAFETY
1.1 SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL
The Owner/Operator's manual uses this symbol to alert
you of potential hazards. Whenever you see this symbol,
read and obey the safety message that follows it. Failure
to obey the safety message could result in personal injury,
death or property damage.
DANGER
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
1.2 BEFORE OPERATING
Read this Owner / Operator’s manual. Be completely 1.
familiar with the controls and the proper use of this
equipment.
Before inspecting or servicing any part of the machine, 2.
wait for all parts to stop moving. Be aware that rotating
parts slow down gradually after power is stopped.
Keep safety decals clean and legible. Replace missing 3.
or illegible safety decals.
Familiarize yourself with all of the safety and operating 4.
decals on this equipment and on any of it’s attachments
or accessories.
Do not allow children or any person unfamiliar with the 5.
use of the unit to use this machine.
Keep the area of operation clear of all persons, particu-6.
larly small children. Keep bystanders at least 50 feet
(15 meters) away from the area of operation.
Do not run this equipment in an enclosed area. Do not 7.
operate this equipment in or near buildings, windows,
or air conditioners.
If needed, always use an approved fuel container. 8.
Keep open ames, sparks, smoking materials, and
other sources of combustion away from fuel.
Do not operate this machine if you are under the inu-9.
ence of alcohol, medications, or substances that can
affect your vision, balance, and judgement. Do not
operate if tired or ill. You must be in good health to
operate this machine safely.
Use only in daylight or good articial light.10.
Wear safety glasses at all times while operating this 11.
machine.
Never use without proper guards in place.12.
Avoid wearing loose tting clothing. Never operate this 13.
machine wearing clothing with drawstrings that could
wrap around or get caught in the machine.
Check that all screws, nuts, bolts, and other fasten-14.
ers are properly secured before starting the machine.
Check all screws, nuts, bolts, and other fasteners for
proper tightness to ensure everything is in proper working condition once every 10 hours of operation.
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SAFETY
Keep all guards, deectors, and shields in place and 15.
in good working condition.
Do not transport or move machine while the machine 16.
is running.
1.3 OPERATION SAFETY
WARNING
Material can kickup or shift suddenly and cause serious
injury or death. Wear eye and hearing protection.
DANGER
Keep hands, feet and clothing out of inlets and
discharge openings while machine is operating to avoid
serious personal injury.
Always stand clear of discharge area when operating 1.
this machine. Keep face and body away from feed
and discharge openings.
Keep hands and feet out of feed and discharge open-2.
ings while machine is operating to avoid serious
personal injury. Stop and allow machine to come to a
complete stop before clearing obstructions.
Set up your work site so you are not endangering traffic 3.
and the public. Take great care to provide adequate
warnings.
Do not climb on machine when operating. Keep proper 4.
balance and footing at all times.
Check cutting chamber to verify it is empty before 5.
starting the machine.
The disk will continue to rotate when belt is disen-6.
gaged.
Do not insert branches larger than 5 inches in diameter 7.
into chipper or machine damage may occur.
When feeding material into machine, do not allow 8.
metal, rocks, bottles, cans or any other foreign material
to be fed into the machine.
Ensure debris does not blow into traffic, parked cars, 9.
or pedestrians.
Keep the machine clear of debris and other accumula-10.
tions.
Do not allow processed material to build up in the 11.
discharge area. This may prevent proper discharge
and can result in kickback of material through the feed
opening.
Shut off machine immediately if the machine becomes 12.
clogged, the cutting mechanism strikes any foreign
object, or the machine starts vibrating or making an
unusual noise. Shut off the machine, disconnect the
battery, remove the ignition key and make sure all
moving parts have come to a complete stop. After
machine stops:
Inspect for damage.•
Replace or repair any damaged parts.•
Check for and tighten any loose parts.•
Check blade bolts for proper torque after every 8 hours 13.
of operation. Check blades and rotate or resharpen
daily or as required to keep blades sharp. Failure to do
so may cause poor performance, damage or personal
injury and will void the machine warranty.
1.4 PTO SAFETY
1. Read and follow instructions on PTO safety decals.
2. Stay alert and pay attention when PTO is operating.
3. Keep bystanders, especially children, away from PTO
driveline.
4. Check the driveline to ensure it is attached securely
to the power supply.
5. Keep guards and shields in place at all times while
operating. Disengage PTO and shut off engine before
removing guards or shields.
6. Clothing worn by operator must be fairly tight. Never
wear loose tting jackets, shirts, or pants when working around the PTO. Tie long hair back or put under
a cap.
7. Keep hydraulic hoses, electric cords, chains, and other
items from contacting the driveline.
8. Do not exceed the recommended 540 RPM PTO operating speed.
9. When this equipment is stopped for servicing, inspection, or storage make sure to disengage PTO.
10. Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from all PTO
drive parts.
11. Do not clean, lubricate, or adjust the PTO driveline
when it is running.
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1.5 FEED ROLLER SAFETY
The feed roller can cause serious injury or death. 1.
Keep hands, feet and clothing away from the feed
roller and chipper disk blades.
Never climb onto the feed chute when the unit is op-2.
erating or running.
Do not overreach. Keep proper balance and footing 3.
at all times.
Never allow passengers to ride on the feed chute.4.
When feeding material into the feed roller:5.
Wear eye, face and hearing protection.A.
Release material and stand to side of feed B.
chute.
When inspecting or servicing the feed roller, secure 6.
the feed roller in the raised position using the snap
pin located on the roller slide.
1.6 MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
Replace any missing or unreadable safety decals. Re-1.
fer to the parts manual for part numbers when ordering
safety decals from an area dealer.
Allow machine to cool before storing in an enclosure.2.
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SAFETY
1.7 SAFETY DECAL LOCATIONS
See Section 1.8 for decal descriptions. Familiarize yourself with all of the safety and operating decals on the machine
and the associated hazards. See the engine owners manual for engine safety instructions and decals. Make certain
that all safety and operational decals on this machine are kept clean and in good condition. Refer to the parts catalog if
you need a replacement decal. Decals that need replacement must be applied to their original locations.
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1.8 SAFETY DECALS
See Section 1.7 for decal locations. Familiarize yourself with all of the safety and operating decals on the machine
and the associated hazards. See the engine owners manual for engine safety instructions and decals. Make certain
that all safety and operational decals on this machine are kept clean and in good condition. Refer to the parts catalog
if you need a replacement decal. Decals that need replacement must be applied to their original locations.
1
KEEP HANDS, FEET
AND BODY AWAY FROM
DRIVELINE WHILE MACHINE
IS OPERATING TO AVOID
ENTANGLEMENT. OPERATE
MACHINE AT 540 RPM.
2
KEEP HANDS AND FEET OUT OF INLET AND
DISCHARGE OPENINGS WHILE MACHINE
IS OPERATING TO AVOID SERIOUS
PERSONAL INJURY. ALLOW MACHINE TO
COME TO A COMPLETE STOP BEFORE
CLEARING OBSTRUCTIONS.
3
READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS
OWNER/OPERATORS MANUAL. BE
COMPLETELY FAMILIAR WITH THE
CONTROLS AND THE PROPER USE
OF THIS EQUIPMENT. OBTAIN AND
WEAR SAFETY GLASSES AND USE
HEARING PROTECTION AT ALL
TIMES WHEN OPERATING THIS
MACHINE. BEFORE INSPECTING
OR SERVICING ANY PART OF
THIS MACHINE, SHUT OFF
POWER SOURCE, DISCONNECT
SPARK PLUG WIRE FROM SPARK
PLUG AND MAKE SURE ALL
MOVING PARTS HAVE COME TO A
COMPLETE STOP.
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PN 12168
PN 12169
PN 12172
PN 12173
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DO NOT OPERATE MACHINE WITHOUT
SHIELDS IN PLACE. FAILURE TO DO
SO MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR
DEATH.
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KEEP HANDS AND FEET OUT
OF INLET AND DISCHARGE
OPENINGS WHILE MACHINE
IS OPERATING TO AVOID
SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY.
ALLOW MACHINE TO COME TO
A COMPLETE STOP BEFORE
CLEARING OBSTRUCTIONS.
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CHECK BLADE BOLTS FOR
PROPER TORQUE AFTER EVERY
8 HOURS OF OPERATION.
CHECK BLADES AND ROTATE
OR RESHARPEN DAILY OR AS
REQUIRED TO KEEP BLADES
SHARP. REFER TO OWNERS
MANUAL FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE POOR PERFORMANCE,
DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY AND WILL VOID THE MACHINE
WARRANTY.
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READ AND UNDERSTAND
THIS OWNER/OPERATORS
MANUAL. BE COMPLETELY
FAMILIAR WITH THE
CONTROLS AND THE
PROPER USE OF THIS
EQUIPMENT.
PN 12174
PN 12175
PN 12250
PN 13711-00
DO NOT OPERATE THIS
EQUIPMENT IN THE VICINITY
OF BYSTANDERS. DO NOT
ALLOW CHILDREN TO OPERATE
THIS EQUIPMENT. ALWAYS
STAND CLEAR OF DISCHARGE
AREA WHEN OPERATING THIS
MACHINE. KEEP FACE AND
BODY AWAY FROM DISCHARGE
AREAS.
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FEED CHUTE
EXTENSION
FEED
CHUTE
SUPPORT
BRACKET
FEED CHUTE
EXTENSION
FEED
CHUTE
CHUTE
SUPPORT
5/16 x 1”
BOLT
5/16 x 1-3/4”
BOLT
5/16”
NYLOCK
NUT
DEFLECTOR
KNOB
SECTION
ASSEMBLY
2.1 ATTACH CHUTE AND SUPPORT
Mount the feed chute to the chipper housing using six 1.
(6) 3/8 x 1-1/4" carriage bolts, 3/8" washers, and 3/8"
nylock nuts (see Figure 2.1).
Secure the chute support to the chipper leg stand with 2.
one (1) 3/8 x 2-3/4" bolt, one 3/8" washer, and one
3/8" nylock nut as shown in Fig. 2.1.
Secure the other end of the chute support by removing 3.
the middle bolt holding the feed chute to the hinge
(shown in Fig 2.1 insert). Put the support bracket end
between the washer and the hinge, and then retighten
the bolt and nut.
Figure 2.1 Attach the chipper chute and chute support
2.2 ATTACH DISCHARGE TUBE DEFLECTOR
Attach the deector to the discharge tube with (2) 1-3/4"
bolts, (2) 1" bolts, (2) deector knobs, (4) 5/16" nylock
nuts, and (8) 5/16" washers as shown in Figure 2.2.
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Figure 2.2 Attach the discharge tube deector
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5/16 x 1”
BOLT
5/16 x 1-3/4”
BOLT
5/16”
NYLOCK
NUT
DEFLECTOR
KNOB
3/8 X 1-1/4”
HEX BOLT
3/8”
NYLOCK
NUT
2.3 ATTACH DISCHARGE TUBE
1. Slide the blower discharge tube onto the mounting
ange on the chipper frame (see Figure 2.3). Half of
the mounting clamp is already attached to the tube.
2. Tighten the bolts to secure it.
3. Install the second half of the clamp to the tube and
ange. Secure it with (3) 1-1/4" bolts and nylock nuts.
4. Grease the chute grease zerk to allow free rotation.
Rotate the tube 360 degrees and lock it in place with
the handle to make sure it is mounted correctly.
2.4.1 CHECK LENGTH OF PTO DRIVELINE
Attach chipper to tractor with three-point hitch. 1.
You must make sure that the PTO driveline supplied 2.
with your machine is the appropriate length for your
tractor. Adjust the chipper up and down and measure
the shortest and longest distance between the chipper
rotor shaft and tractor PTO.
The PTO driveline has a 3. maximum extension of
24.49" with a 6.43" overlap. If your longest distance
is greater than 24.49", contact your dealer to obtain
a longer PTO driveline.
The PTO driveline has a 4. minimum compression of
18.1". If your shortest distance is less than this, cut
the driveline to fit as explained in section 2.4.2.
2.4.2 SHORTENING A PTO DRIVELINE
Pull the driveline into two pieces. Connect one end to 1.
the tractor PTO and the other end to the chipper rotor
shaft. Line up the two halves parallel to each other.
Measure the distance from the end of one driveline 2.
tube to the bottom of the end shield of the other driveline half (dimension A in Fig. 2.4). Measure and mark
the driveline tube 1-9/16” inward from dimension A.
Figure 2.3 Attach discharge tube
2.4 CONNECT PTO DRIVELINE
IMPORTANT
The tractor must have a • standard 540 RPM PTO
shaft.
If the tractor has an electric PTO clutch, consult your •
dealer for correct operating procedures.
2.4.3 CONNECTING THE PTO DRIVELINE
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Figure 2.4 Shorten the driveline if it is too long
Cut the shield tube in the marked position.3.
Using the cut piece of shield tube as your measure-4.
ment, place the cut piece against the end of the shaft.
Mark and cut the shaft.
Using the cut piece of shield tube as your measure-5.
ment, mark and cut the tube on the other half of the
driveline, and then the shaft.
File both shaft ends, and slide the two halves back 6.
together.
When you have confirmed that the driveline is the 1.
correct length for your tractor, connect the driveline
to the chipper rotor shaft using key stock and two set
screws in the owner’s kit.
Connect the opposite end of the PTO shaft to the 2.
tractor.
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SAFETY BAR
(WHERE
AVAILABLE)
DISCHARGE
CHUTE
DISCHARGE
LOCK
THREE-POINT
HITCH
HYDRAULIC FEED
CONTROL
LEG
STANDS
HYDRAULIC
RESERVOIR
FLOW
CONTROL
KNOB
FEED
ROLLER JACK
BELT
GUARD
FEED CHUTE
EXTENSION
SECTION
FEATURES AND CONTROLS
Belt Guard: Remove to grease rotor and jack shafts and
to check or replace belt.
Discharge Lock: Used to pivot and lock the discharge
chute.
Feed Roller Jack: Use the feed roller jack to raise the
feed roller to remove jammed materials.
Flow Control Knob: To adjust feed rate, rst loosen the
inner jam nut, then turn the knob clockwise to increase
feed roller speed or counterclockwise to decrease speed.
When desired speed is reached, tighten jam nut.
Hydraulic Feed Control: Engages and disengages the
feed roller.
Hydraulic Reservoir: Hold the hydraulic uid. Check
uid level periodically.
Leg Stands: Adjustable to allow proper driveline angle. Do
not move machine unless the legs clear the ground.
Safety Bar: Push in the safety bar to stop forward feed.
To restart forward feed, push the reset/override button (not
available on all models).
Three-Point Hitch Connections: Mount chipper to
tractor. Connect direct for categories 0 & 1. A bushing kit
must be installed on three point connections for category
2 hitches.
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SECTION
OPERATION
WARNING
Please read and follow all safety instructions in this
manual. Failure to operate the chipper in accordance
with the safety instructions MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL
INJURY!
4.1 STARTING AND OPERATING CHIPPER
Read and understand all safety warnings and chipping 1.
guidelines contained in this manual before proceeding.
Connect PTO driveline to tractor as described in Sec. 2.
2.4.
Adjust three-point top link so the chipper sits level.3.
Start tractor engine and engage PTO (refer to trac-4.
tor owners manual). Increase engine speed to rated
PTO RPM.
Engage the hydraulic feed by moving the hydraulic 5.
feed control arm. The control arm has four positions:
Reverse, Forward, Stop, and Reverse.
Feed branches up to ve inches in diameter into the 6.
chipper.
Reverse the feed by moving the control arm to reverse 7.
position if the chipper jams. Remove the branch and
rotate it before reinserting it into the chute.
Adjust the speed of the feed roller, if necessary, with 8.
the ow control knob.
DANGER
Do not inspect or work on PTO drive area without rst
disengaging PTO and shutting off tractor engine.
4.2 STOPPING THE CHIPPER
1. Move tractor throttle to SLOW position.
2. Disengage PTO lever and shut off tractor engine.
3. Allow machine to come to a complete stop.
NOTE
The heavy rotor will continue to turn for some time after
the engine or tractor has been shut off. You can tell
that the rotor has stopped when no noise or machine
vibration is present. Inserting a branch into the chipper
chute to contact the blades will slow the rotor and
shorten stopping time.
4.3 CHIPPING GUIDELINES
WARNING
Due to the aggressiveness of the machines chipping
capacity, do not attempt to hold on to material intended
for chipping once it has been placed in the chute.
This chipper is designed to chip a variety of materials into
a more readily decomposing or handled condition. The
following guidelines will help you get started.
Be sure the unit is at full operating speed before you 1.
start to chip material.
Select limbs that are up to 5 inches in diameter. Trim 2.
side branches that cannot be bent enough to feed into
the chipper chute. Small diameter branches can be
held together in a bundle and fed in simultaneously.
Feed brush from the side of the chute, rather than 3.
from the front. Then, step aside to avoid being hit by
the brush moving into the chipper.
Never lean over the chute to push objects into the 4.
cutting device. Use a push stick or brush paddle.
Never use shovels or forks to push brush. They can 5.
go through the chipper, are expensive to replace, and
cause major damage. In addition, metal pieces can
be shot back like shrapnel to injure or kill the operator
or bystanders.
Never push brush into the feed chute with your feet.6.
Engage the hydraulic feed by moving the control 7.
arm.
Place limb, butt end first, into the chipper chute until 8.
it contacts the hydraulic feed roller and is drawn into
the chipper blades. The actual feed rate of the limb
into the chipper will depend on the type of material fed
and the sharpness of the cutting blades.
If the chipper jams, reverse the feed by moving the 9.
control arm in the reverse direction. Remove the
branch and rotate it before reinserting it into the chute.
Alternately insert and retract the limb or insert continuously at a rate that will not kill the engine.
Chipping dead, dry material will create heat and dull 10.
the chipping blades quickly. Alternate greener material
with dry material to lubricate the chipping blades for
longer life and better performance. When the chipping
blades become dull, they will require sharpening. Refer to the Service and Maintenance section for more
information.
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SERVICE & MAINTENANCE
SECTION
WARNING
Before inspecting or repairing any part of the machine,
shut off the engine and make sure all moving parts
have come to a complete stop.
5.1 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
FREQUENCY
COMPONENT
NUTS AND BOLTS CHECK
CHIPPER BLADES
CHIPPER ANVIL
2-BOLT FLANGE BEARINGS GREASE
BELT TENSIONER PIVOT GREASE
PTO CROSS JOURNALS GREASE
PTO INNER TUBES GREASE
PTO SHIELD BEARINGS GREASE
BELT CONDITION CHECK
BELT TENSION CHECK
DISCHARGE TUBE FLANGE GREASE
ENTIRE MACHINE CLEAN
1
WHEN MATERIAL STOPS SELF FEEDING, IT IS A SIGN THAT YOUR CHIPPER BLADES NEED SHARPENING.
MAINTENANCE
REQUIRED
CHECK, SHARPEN
IF NEEDED, TORQUE
TO 20 FT-LBS.
CHECK BLADE
CLEARANCE, TORQUE
TO 75 FT-LBS.
1
BEFORE
EACH
USE
EVERY 8
HOURS
EVERY
25
HOURS
EVERY
50
HOURS
EVERY
100
HOURS
As the Chipper Limited Warranty states, failure by the Owner to perform normal maintenance will void
the machine's warranty. The aggressive, high-speed nature of chipping REQUIRES THE OWNER TO
PERFORM THE ABOVE LISTED NORMAL MAINTENANCE. Special consideration to maintain and re-torque
the CHIPPER ANVIL, CHIPPER BLADES, AND ALL INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL NUTS AND BOLTS is the
sole responsibility of the Owner. Failure by the Owner to do so shall be cause for denial of warranty.
5.2 WHEN TO SHARPEN BLADES
Poor chipping performance is usually a result of dull
chipping blades. It is recommended the blades be
sharpened every 5-15 hours of chipper operation. If your
chipper's performance has decreased, the following
symptoms indicate the blades must be sharpened:
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1. Severe vibration when feeding material into the chipper.
2. Small diameter branches do not self-feed.
3. Chips discharge unevenly or have stringy tails–especially when chipping green branches.
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5.3 REMOVING CHIPPER BLADES
WARNING
Before inspecting or servicing any part of the machine,
shut off the engine, and make sure all moving parts have
come to a complete stop. The chipping blades are sharp!
Use care when working on machine to avoid injury.
To remove the chipping blades for sharpening:
Remove the one 3/8 inch retaining bolt holding the ac-1.
cess cover to main frame assembly (see Fig. 5.1).
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
Figure 5.2 Sharpening the blades
5.5 SETTING BLADE CLEARANCE
The chipping blades should clear the chipper anvil (located
directly under the chipper chute) by 1/16 inch to 1/8 inch.
To adjust the blade clearance, proceed as follows:
Figure 5.1 Access bolt
Tilt access cover over to allow rotor access. Rotate 2.
the rotor so that the bolts holding a chipping blade are
most accessible.
Remove the two hex bolts holding the chipper blade. 3.
Repeat for all four chipper blades. 4.
5.4 SHARPENING CHIPPER BLADES
The four chipping blades have two edges per blade and
can be reversed one time each before sharpening (see
Figure 5.2). Remove and reverse the chipping blades if
both sides have not been used. Reinstall chipping blades
and proceed with chipping.
Before you sharpen the chipping blades, check for
permanent damage. Replace the blade if:
1. The blade is cracked (especially around the bolt holes)
or the edges are too deeply chipped to be ground
smooth.
2. The base of the cutting edge is worn or has been re-sharpened so that it is too close to the rotor chipping slot.
1. Lift rotor access cover and expose rotor. Loosen the
two 1/2 inch bolts that hold the chipper anvil to the
frame.
2. Measure the amount of clearance between chipping
blade and chipper anvil from inside of housing. The
gap should be 1/16" to 1/8".
3. Adjust inward or outward to desired measurement.
Use the nuts on the adjustment bolt (See Fig. 5.3).
4. Tighten bolts on chipping block to 75 ft. lbs. and resume
operation.
Remove the two bolts holding the anvil and use one of the
other three edges if the chipper anvil edge is damaged or
worn unevenly. Adjust for correct measurement.
If blades need sharpening, grind the angled edge of the
chipping blade to 45 degrees. Grind the blades on a slowspeed wet grinder if possible, or have them sharpened
by a professional. If you use a bench grinder, be careful
when grinding so that the blade material does not get too
hot and change color–this will remove the blade's special
heat treated properties. Use short grinding times and cool
with water. Try to remove an equal amount off each blade
to maintain balance. Reinstall.
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Figure 5.3 Chipper blade and anvil clearance
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SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
IDLER
PULLEY
JACK
SHAFT
5.6 CLEARING A PLUGGED ROTOR
The feed roller lift jack is used to raise the feed roller if chipping material becomes wedged in or behind the feed roller.
To raise the feed roller:
Disengage PTO and shut off tractor engine. Wait for 1.
all moving parts to come to a complete stop.
Remove lock pin from storage position (see Fig. 5.4)2.
Turn check valve clockwise to engage jack pump.3.
Once the jack is engaged, pump the handle to raise 4.
the feed roller until the lock pin position aligns with
one of the support bracket holes.
Secure the position by putting the lock pin through the 5.
support bracket and lock pin position.
Clear materials out from underneath the feed roller.6.
Remove the lock pin.7.
Turn the check valve counterclockwise to disengage 8.
the pump and lower the jack.
Replace lock pin in storage position.9. LEAVING THE
LOCK PIN IN ANY OTHER POSITION MAY INTERFERE WITH FEED ROLLER OPERATION.
Put idler pulley back in place and replace bolt. 5.
Replace belt guard.6.
Figure 5.5 Belt and pulleys with belt shield removed
5.8 GREASING
The chipper has grease zerks that must be greased every
50 hours. For their locations, see below:
Two zerks on the jack shaft (remove belt cover 1.
to access).
Two zerks on the rotor shaft (remove belt cover 2.
to access).
Two zerks on the feed roller shaft.3.
Two universal joints on the PTO driveline.4.
One grease zerk on the discharge chute.5.
Figure 5.4 Feed roller jack and lock pin
5.7 REPLACING THE DRIVE BELT
Check the condition of the drive belt annually or after every
25 hours of operation, whichever comes rst. Replace a
cracked, frayed, worn, or stretched drive belt. Only replace
drive belt with original banded type belt, do not use single
type belts. To adjust the drive belt, proceed as follows:
Remove large belt guard by removing ve (5) 5/16" 1.
bolts and washers.
Remove the idler pulley by removing the 4" bolt in the 2.
center of the pulley (see Fig. 5.5).
Remove drive belt from pulleys.3.
Install new belt on pulleys.4.
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Figure 5.6 Grease zerk on jack shaft
Figure 5.7 Grease zerk on rotor shaft
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GREASE
Figure 5.8 Grease zerks on discharge chute, other side of rotor
shaft, and other side of jack shaft
Figure 5.9 Grease zerk on left side of feed roller
Figure 5.10 Grease zerk on right side of feed roller
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
Figure 5.11 Grease zerk on driveline
5.9 REMOVING THE ROTOR
1. Remove the one 3/8 inch retaining bolt holding access
cover to main frame assembly. Tilt access cover over
to allow rotor access.
2. Remove large belt guard.
3. Remove belt idler pulley and remove drive belt from
pulleys.
4. Remove the bushing and pulley from the rotor shaft
using the push bolts from the bushing.
5. Remove the two 1/2 inch bolts on each rotor bearing.
6. Pound 1/4" roll pin out of the rotor shaft on front bearing.
7. Lift the rotor assembly completely out of the frame
with an overhead hoist or lifting device. The complete
rotor assembly is 140 lbs.
8. Remove both bearings with a puller when the rotor
assembly is out of the frame and place new bearings
on rotor shaft.
9. Replace roll pin with a new 1/2" x 2" pin, P/N 15137.
10. Return the complete rotor assembly to the chipper
frame with an overhead hoist or lifting device.
11. Slide rotor back until front roll pin is tight against the
front bearing.
12. Lock the front bearing and install the four 1/2 inch bolts
on each bearing to secure them to the frame. Tighten
bolts to 75 ft. lbs.
13. Check and adjust chipper anvil if needed. Lock rear
bearing.
14. Slide bushing onto shaft with ange against bearing
and lock bushing to shaft.
15. Attach large pulley to bushing.
16. Replace drive belt on pulleys and lower belt idler.
Check alignment of pulleys and adjust engine if
needed.
17. Close cover and replace bolts.
18. Replace belt guard and resume operation.
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SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
HYDRAULIC
FILTER
5.10 FILLING HYDRAULIC FLUID
CAUTION
Handle pressurized hydraulic uid carefully. Escaping
pressurized hydraulic uid can have sufcient force to
penetrate your skin causing serious injury. This uid
may also be hot enough to burn. Serious infection or
reactions can develop if proper medical treatment is
not administered immediately.
Check the reservoir daily for proper fluid level, the
presence of water (noted by a cloudy to milky appearance,
or free water in bottom of reservoir), and rancid uid odor
(excessive heat). The hydraulic pump normally does not
require regular uid changes.
Premium hydraulic uids containing high quality rust,
oxidation, and foam inhibitors are required. These include
premium turbine oils, API CD engine oils per SAE J183,
M2C33F or G automatic transmission fluids meeting
Allison C-3 or Caterpillar TO-2. and certain specialty
agricultural tractor uids.
System pressure is controlled by the hydraulic control
valve, which is set at 2500 PSI.
5.11 CHANGING HYDRAULIC OIL FILTER
The hydraulic oil lter should be changed after the rst
50 hours and every 200 hours thereafter or at annual
intervals. The uid and lter should be changed and
system cleaned if the uid becomes contaminated with
foreign matter (water, dirt, grease, etc.) or if the uid has
been subjected to temperature levels greater than the
maximum recommended.
The lter is located underneath the hydraulic reservoir.
To change the hydraulic oil lter:
Using an oil filter wrench, unscrew the filter.1.
Once the filter becomes loose, turn it out the rest of 2.
the way with your hand.
Properly discard old filter.3.
Lube the rubber seal on the new filter (PN 16588) with 4.
clean hydraulic oil.
Install the filter onto the threaded pipe. Turn with your 5.
hand until the filter is finger tight.
Turn, by hand, another 1/2 turn.6.
Check hydraulic oil level and fill if necessary.7.
In the unlikely event the the oil is completely drained
from the hydraulic system, oil must be added and any air
bubbles must be purged from the system. To do this:
1. Make sure all system components (reservoir, ttings,
etc.) are clean before starting the hydrostatic pump.
2. Fill the reservoir with recommended hydraulic uid.
Filter uid before lling the reservoir.
3. Fill the inlet line leading from the reservoir to the hy-
draulic pump before start-up. Loosen the tting on the
pump inlet line until oil bleeds out.
4. Start the engine and run at the lowest possible
RPM.
5. The oil level in the reservoir drops and bubbles may
appear in the uid as air is purged from the unit. Rell
the reservoir as necessary.
6. Run the unit and move the control arm in both directions for several minutes until any remaining air is
purged from the unit. Rell the reservoir as necessary.
7. Check to ensure the feed roller stops when the control
arm is in the neutral position.
CAUTION
Hydraulic systems contain uid under high pressure.
Never check for leaks with your hands. Relieve
pressure before disconnecting any hydraulic lines.
8. Shut down the engine or disengage PTO, check for
and correct any uid leaks, and check the reservoir
level. Add uid if necessary.
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SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
5.12 PROGRAMMING THE OPTIONAL HYDRAULIC FEED SENSOR (LOFA)
Some models may have the optional Lofa hydraulic feed
sensor installed. To reset the Lofa program, refer to the
instructions below.
The following settings are recommended:
LOW = 1400 RPM
NORMAL = 1675 RPM
HIGH = 0
RETURN = 1425 RPM
POLES = 1
STEP 1. INITIATE PROGRAM MODE
Hold down the "S" button while turning the engine key to
the "on" position until "L" starts to ash on the LCD.
STEP 2. ENTER LOW RPM (L=LOW)
The low setting is the RPM speed where the feed roller
stops. The "up" arrow increases the RPM setting, while
the "down" arrow decreases the RPM setting. Setting the
speed lower causes the engine to lug down more before
the feed roller stops.
1. Hold the appropriate (either up or down) arrow until
1400 RPM is displayed.
2. Push the "S" button once to save.
NOTE: Do not choose a setting equal to or below zero.
1. Hold the appropriate (either up or down) arrow until
1425 RPM is displayed.
2. Push the "S" button once to save.
STEP 6. ENTER NUMBER OF POLES
(IPU = NUMBER OF POLES)
The number of poles indicates the number of speed pickup
devices.
1. Hold the appropriate (either up or down) arrow until
one (1) is displayed.
2. Push the "S" button to save.
RESETTING DAILY HOUR METER (OPTIONAL)
The feed sensor is equipped with an hour meter to track
hour usage. The hours will continue to accumulate until
reset by the operator.
To reset the hour meter:
Stop the engine and make sure the chipper blades and 1.
all moving parts are completely stopped.
Turn key switch to "ON" to energize the feed sensor.2.
Push the "S" button until Day ashes on the LCD 3.
display.
Depress the "S" button for ve seconds and release.4.
Push and hold down the "S" button for an additional 13 5.
seconds until daily hours are reset to zero.
STEP 3. ENTER NORMAL RPM (N=NORMAL)
The normal setting is the RPM at which the chipper rotor
usually turns.
1. Hold the appropriate (either up or down) arrow until
1675 RPM is displayed.
2. Push the "S" button once to save.
STEP 4. ENTER HIGH RPM (H=HIGH)
The high setting is not needed with this application.
1. Set to zero to deactivate.
2. Push the "S" button once with zero displayed to
save.
STEP 5. ENTER RETURN RPM
(RET = RETURN)
The return setting is the RPM speed where the feed roller
restarts. The feed roller should restart before the rotor
reaches "normal" RPM to maximize chipper efciency.
Setting the speed higher allows the engine to recover more
before the feed roller restarts.
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SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
5.13 TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION
Hard to feed chipper
requires excessive
power
Improper blade clearance Adjust clearance
Dull chipper blades Sharpen blades
Obstructed discharge Use branch or similar object to clear discharge
Material from chipper
wraps around the
rotor shaft
Excessive vibration
while running
Rotor will not turn
Stringy, green material bypasses
chipper blades
Improper blade clearance Adjust clearance
Chipper blades to anvil clearance
is incorrect
Dull chipper blades Sharpen or replace blades
Drive system vibration
Rotor out of balance
Chipper blade to anvil
clearance is incorrect
Drive belt too loose or broken Adjust or replace
Obstructed discharge Use branch or similar object to clear discharge
Rotate branch or material when feeding
to cut completely
Set chipper blade to anvil clearance to
recommended distance (1/16” to 1/8”)
Check drive belts and pulleys for bad or worn areas.
Check PTO driveline for wear.
Inspect rotor for broken or missing chipper blades.
Repair if needed. Check rotor to see if rotor is
assembled correctly.
Set chipper blade to anvil clearance to
recommended distance (1/16” to 1/8”)
Excessive belt wear
Plugged discharge tube
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Plugged rotor Clear rotor
Not using correct belt Contact authorized dealer to order belts
Pulley damaged or worn Replace pulley
Pulley not in alignment Align pulley with straight edge
Belt tension too loose Tighten belt or replace
Engine speed too slow Increase engine speed
Feeding material too
fast into chipper
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Slow feed rate
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SECTION
SPECIFICATIONS
Overall Size 150” x 73” x 90”
Max. Chipper Capacity
(Dia.)
Chipper Blade Qty. 4 Reversible Tool Steel
Rotor Size 20” Dia. X .125
Rotor Weight 140 lbs.
Rotor Shaft Diameter 1.75”
5”
Hydraulic Tank Capacity 3 gal.
5 INCH CHIpper
Discharge Size 6”
Drive Type Belt
Belt Size 4L350
Weight (lbs.) 980 lbs.
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SPECIFICIATIONS
6.1 BOLT TORQUE
The tables below are for reference purposes only and their use by anyone is entirely voluntary, unless otherwise noted.
Reliance on their content for any purpose is at the sole risk of that person and any loss or damage resulting from the
use of this information is the responsibility of that person.
ENGLISH
BOLT TORQUE *
BOLT DIAMETER
1/4” 7.5 5.5 9.5 9 17 12.5
5/16” 15 11 25 18 35 26
3/8” 27 20 44 33 63 46
7/16” 44 32 70 52 100 75
1/2” 67 50 110 80 150 115
9/16” 95 70 155 115 225 160
5/8” 135 100 215 160 300 225
3/4” 240 175 375 280 550 400
7/8” 240 175 625 450 875 650
1” 360 270 925 675 1300 975
1-1/8” 510 375 1150 850 1850 1350
1-1/4” 725 530 1650 1200 2600 1950
SAE 2 SAE 5 SAE 8
(N.m.) (Ft-lbs.) (N.m.) (Ft-lbs.) (N.m.) (Ft-lbs.)
* Torque value for bolts and capscrews are
identified by their head markings.
Torque figures indicated above are valid
for non-greased or non-oiled threads
and heads unless otherwise specified.
Therefore, do not grease or oil bolts or
capscrews unless otherwise specified in
this manual. When using locking elements,
increase torque values by 5%.
BOLT DIAMETER
M3 0.5 0.4 - - - - - -
M4 3 2.2 - - - - - -
M5 5 4 - - - - - -
M6 6 4.5 11 8.5 17 12 19 14.5
M8 15 11 28 20 40 30 47 35
M10 29 21 55 40 80 60 95 70
M12 50 37 95 70 140 105 165 120
M14 80 60 150 110 225 165 260 190
M16 125 92 240 175 350 255 400 300
M18 175 125 330 250 475 350 560 410
M20 240 180 475 350 675 500 800 580
M22 330 250 650 475 925 675 1075 800
M24 425 310 825 600 1150 850 1350 1000
M27 625 450 1200 875 1700 1250 2000 1500
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METRIC
BOLT TORQUE *
4.8 8.8 10.9 12.9
5 INCH CHIpper
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Declaration of Conformity
The undersigned manufacturer:
Crary Industries, Inc.
237 NW 12
P.O. Box 849
West Fargo, ND 58078-0849
Declares that hereunder specified unit:
CHIPPER
Brand: ECHO
Type: PTO driven Chipper
Model Number: 74554E
Complies with the requirements of:
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
EN 13525:2005-Forestry Machinery-Wood Chippers -Safety
EN ISO 12,100, Part 1-Safety of Machinery-Basic Conce pt s, General Principles for Design
EN 982 – Safety of Machinery–Requirements for Fluid Power Systems & their Components-Hydraulics
Noise Emissions Directive 2000/14/EC
-Conformity Assessment Procedure: Annex V
(Use of harmonized standard EN ISO 3744:2010)
Sound Power Level: 86 dB L
Guaranteed Sound Power Level: 103 dB LWA
74554E Serial number 705411 and up
West Fargo, ND 58078-0849
June 29, 2011
CRARY INDUSTRIES, INC. The authorized representative in Europe who is authorized to
compile the technical file:
Company: Atlantic Bridge Limited
Address: Atlantic House, PO Box 4800
Earley, Reading RG5 4GB, United Kingdom
______________________________
Arlan Mathias Mr. Phillip Wicks
Senior Project Engineer
PA
th
Street
Data contained in this document pertains only to machines sold in areas that require CE compliance
standards. To identify if your machine is CE compliant, it will have the following CE mark decal:
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Declaration of Conformity
The undersigned manufacturer:
Crary Industries, Inc.
237 NW 12
P.O. Box 849
West Fargo, ND 58078-0849
Declares that hereunder specified unit:
CHIPPER
Brand: ECHO Bear Cat
Type: PTO driven Chipper
Model Number: 74554
Complies with the requirements of:
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
EN 13525:2005-Forestry Machinery-Wood Chippers -Safety
EN ISO 12,100, Part 1-Safety of Machinery-Basic Conce pt s, General Principles for Design
EN 982 – Safety of Machinery–Requirements for Fluid Power Systems & their Components-Hydraulics
Noise Emissions Directive 2000/14/EC
-Conformity Assessment Procedure: Annex V
(Use of harmonized standard EN ISO 3744:2010)
Sound Power Level: 86 dB L
Guaranteed Sound Power Level: 103 dB LWA
74554 Serial number X00731 thru 709993
West Fargo, ND 58078-0849
June 29, 2011
CRARY INDUSTRIES, INC. The authorized representative in Europe who is authorized to
compile the technical file:
Company: Atlantic Bridge Limited
Address: Atlantic House, PO Box 4800
Earley, Reading RG5 4GB, United Kingdom
______________________________
Arlan Mathias Mr. Phillip Wicks
Senior Project Engineer
PA
th
Street
Data contained in this document pertains only to machines sold in areas that require CE compliance
standards. To identify if your machine is CE compliant, it will have the following CE mark decal:
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Declaration of Conformity
The undersigned manufacturer:
Crary Industries, Inc.
237 NW 12
P.O. Box 849
West Fargo, ND 58078-0849
Declares that hereunder specified unit:
CHIPPER
Brand: ECHO Bear Cat
Type: PTO driven Chipper
Model Number: CH5540H & CH5540HXE
Complies with the requirements of:
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
EN 13525:2005-Forestry Machinery-Wood Chippers -Safety
EN ISO 12,100, Part 1-Safety of Machinery-Basic Conce pt s, General Principles for Design
EN 982 – Safety of Machinery–Requirements for Fluid Power Systems & their Components-Hydraulics
Noise Emissions Directive 2000/14/EC
-Conformity Assessment Procedure: Annex V
(Use of harmonized standard EN ISO 3744:2010)
Sound Power Level: 86 dB L
Guaranteed Sound Power Level: 103 dB LWA
CH5540H Serial number 705899 and up
CH5540HXE Serial number 800791 and up
West Fargo, ND 58078-0849
June 29, 2011
CRARY INDUSTRIES, INC. The authorized representative in Europe who is authorized to
compile the technical file:
Company: Atlantic Bridge Limited
Address: Atlantic House, PO Box 4800
Earley, Reading RG5 4GB, United Kingdom
______________________________
Arlan Mathias Mr. Phillip Wicks
Senior Project Engineer
PA
th
Street
Data contained in this document pertains only to machines sold in areas that require CE compliance
standards. To identify if your machine is CE compliant, it will have the following CE mark decal:
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ECHO BEAR CAT
237 NW 12th Street, West Fargo, ND 58078-0849
Phone: 701.282.5520 • Toll Free: 800.247.7335
Fax: 701.282.9522
E-mail: service@crary.com • opesales@crary.com
www.BearCatProducts.com
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