MTD 450 Serie Manual Del Operador página 12

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Loweringthe Hopper
1.
With one hand grasp the handle at the top of the hopper
and lift slightly.
2.
With the other hand pull out on the release rod and lower
the hopper to the ground.
Shredding
Yard waste such as leaves and pine needles can be raked up in
the hopper for shredding.
After material
has been processed
by
the shredder
blade and flails, it will be forced
out of the chute
deflector,
and, if attached,
into a debris collection
bag.
Observe the following
guidelines
when shredding
yard debris:
Never attempt
to shred material
other than normal
yard
debris (leaves, twigs, pine cones, etc.).
Avoid shredding
fibrous
plants such as tomato
vines until
they are thoroughly
dried out. Fresh vines do not shred
well and tend to wrap themselves
around the impeller
and
flails.
Place reasonable
amounts
of debris into the hopper
at a
time. Do not overload
the hopper.
Allow the material
in the hopper
to be drawn into the
blades and shredded
before adding
additional
debris
to the hopper. Failure to due so may result in a clogged
hopper, clogged
chute deflector
or a stalled engine.
IMPORTANT:The
flail screen is located
inside the housing
in the discharge
area. If the flail screen becomes
clogged,
remove and clean as instructed
in the Maintenance
&
Adjustments
section.
For best performance,
it is also
important
to keep the chipper
blade sharp.
Chipping
Branches
up to two inches (model
series 450) or three inches
(model
series 460) in diameter
can be fed into the chipper
chute.
Observe the following
guidelines
when chipping
branches:
Keep both hands firmly on the branch as you feed it into
the chipper
chute.
Never feed more than one branch into the chipper
chute at
a time.
Never feed anything
other than branches
(or wood)
into
the chipper
chute.
Apply intermittent
pressure (force, in short
pulses) while
feeding
larger branches
into the chipper
chute, to avoid
bogging
or stalling
the engine.
IMPORTANT:
Never feed branches with a diameter
greater
than two (2) inches (Model Series 450) or three (3) inches
(model
series 460) into the chipper
chute. Doing so can
result in serious damage to your unit's chipper
blades, flails
or impeller.
NOTE: For best performance,
always operate the unit with
sharp chipper
blades. Ira noticeable
loss in performance
is
encountered
while chipping
branches, the chipper
blades
should
be replaced.
Emptyingthe Bag
1.
Stop engine.
2.
Un-clip drawstring
and loosen bag from chute deflector
opening.
See Fig. 5-3.
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3.
Figure 5-3
Empty bag and reattach
to the discharge
chute opening.
Pull on the drawstring
until the bag is tight
around the
chute opening
and clip the drawstring
tight against the
chute deflector.
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SECTION
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OPERATION
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