DR Power Chipper - Manual (Page 10)

10 DR ®
CHIPPER ATTACHMENT
8. Plug in the Blade Control, Key Switch and Operator Presence Connectors of the new Harness (Figure 11).
9. Route the Harness down the Handlebar to the Engine.
10. Install the Engine Kill Wire to the Throttle Linkage using a 9mm Wrench (Figure 10).
11. Install the Green Ground Wire to the Engine Mounting Bolt using a 1/2" Wrench (Figure 9).
12. Plug in the Charging Connector to the Engine.
13. Continue with “Installing the Chipper Wire Harness onto the DR Field and Brush Mower” on the next page.
Installing the Chipper Wire Harness onto the DR Field and Brush Mower
Tools Needed:
 3/8" Open End Wrench

Phillips Screw Driver

Electric Drill (older Field and Brush Mowers)
 3/16" Drill Bit (older Field and Brush Mowers)
 Tape Measure (older Field and Brush Mowers)
1. Examine the Chipper Wire Harness and identify the connections (Figure 13).
2. Look at the Connectors under the Control Panel of the Field and Brush
Mower to identify the type of Connectors (machine) you have.
Note: If you have the older style machine (Figure 15 on next page), the Blade
Engagement Adapters (Figure 13) must stay on the Chipper Harness. If you have a
newer machine with the Operator Presence Connector (Figure 14) then the Blade
Engagement Adapters of the Chipper Harness are not needed.
Newer Field and Brush Mower
1. Disconnect the Operator Presence Connector on the Field and brush Mower
(Figure 14).
2. Remove and discard the two Blade Engagement Adapters from the Chipper
Harness (Figure 13).
Blade Engagement
Adapters (for older
models)
Figure 13
Operator
Presence
Connectors
(for newer
models)
Light
Connector
Relay
Chipper
Connector
Ground
Wire
Figure 14
Operator
Presence
Connector
Newer Style Field and Brush Mower
If you have an older field and brush mower that is manual-start, there is no
light connector in the wire harness. The DR Chipper Attachment cannot be
used with these machines.