5 replacing shredder knives, 6 clearing a plugged rotor, 7 changing the discharge screen – Echo Bear Cat SC2206 User Manual

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2.75 INCH CHIPPER/SHREDDER

12

SERVICE & MAINTENANCE

bEForE insPECting or sErviCing any Part oF tHis MaCHinE, sHut oFF PoWEr sourCE,

anD MaKE surE all Moving Parts HavE CoME to a CoMPlEtE stoP.

WARNING

there is one optional discharge screen available with a

smaller mesh that will produce smaller-sized shredded

product. refer to the Parts section for this screen. to

change the discharge screen, proceed as follows:

remove the two 5/16" nuts and 5-1/2" bolts securing

1.

the discharge screen and pull the discharge screen

out from the bottom.
Clean any trash or debris from the screen area.

2.

insert the replacement screen into the bottom of the

3.

chipper body.
secure with two 5/16" x 5-1/2" bolts and 5/16" nuts.

4.

if too much material is fed into the chipper/shredder or

if the material is too large, the machine may become

plugged. to clear a plugged rotor, proceed as follows:

turn off the machine and let all moving parts come to

1.

a complete stop.

remove the eight 5/16" nuts holding the engine and

1.

plate to the frame (see Figure 5.1).
remove engine, plate and rotor assembly from the

2.

frame.
the rotor is connected directly to the engine

3.

crankshaft. if the rotor needs servicing, remove the

5/16-24 x 2-1/2" bolt, 5/16" spring washer and the two

set screws and key securing it to the crankshaft.
Pull the rotor assembly off the crankshaft.

4.

reverse the procedure to install the rotor.

5.

5.7 cHANGING THE dIscHARGE scREEN

5.6 cLEARING A pLuGGEd RoToR

5.8 REmovING THE RoToR

REMOVE

SCREW

SHREDDER

KNIVES

REMOVE

NYLOCK

NUT

.75 x .75

SPACERS

.75 x .90

SPACER

SHAFT

Fig. 5.3 Shredder knife and spacer arrangement on shaft

Fig. 5.4 Removing the discharge screen

DISCHARGE

SCREEN BOLTS

DISCHARGE

SCREEN NUTS

LEFT

RIGHT

the serrated shredder knives are designed to offer long

life and can be reversed if they become dull. For a

replacement kit, refer to the Parts section.
to reverse the knives or install a new shredder knife kit,

proceed as follows:

remove the eight 5/16" nuts holding the engine and

1.

plate to the frame (see Figure 5.1).
remove engine, plate and rotor assembly from frame.

2.

Working one shaft at a time, remove the 10-24 x 1-1/8"

3.

screw and 10-24 nylock nut from the knife spacer

located on the shaft.
Push the shaft out of the rotor assembly and remove

4.

the knife spacers. Keep track of the order the spacers

are installed on the shafts so they are returned to the

original location (see Figure 5.3). if the spacers and knife

sections are not installed properly, the rotor will be out of

balance and will not have proper shredding action.
reverse and reinstall the existing knives and spacers

5.

or install new knife sections and spacers onto the shaft.

secure the shaft with a new 10-24 x 1-1/8" screw and

10-24 nylock nut. torque to 36 in-lb.
repeat for the remaining shaft.

6.

replace engine, plate and rotor assembly and secure

7.

with eight 5/16" nuts.

5.5 REpLAcING sHREddER KNIvEs

never reuse the #10-24 nut and bolt. never reuse

shafts or spacers if they show signs of wear or abuse.

always install new parts when repairing.

cAuTIoN

remove

2.

left nut and bolt holding the discharge screen

in place (see Fig. 5.4).
reach up into the discharge chute and pivot that side

3.

of the discharge screen down.
Clean any trash or debris from the screen area, being

4.

careful not to touch the sharp blades.
Pivot the screen back up to its original position.

5.

secure with the 5/16" nut and 5-1/2" bolt.

6.

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