Precautions for Use
(1) When the hay chopper is in operation, all safety guards must be in place.
2) The operator must be fully familiar with the machine's performance and must not operate the machine after drinking, when sick, or when overly tired. During operation, people nor objects should come close to the moving parts.
(3) Minors under the age of 16 and those who have not mastered the rules for using machine are not allowed to work alone.
(4) The work site for the hay chopper should be spacious and equipped with fire-fighting equipment.
(5) feeding hay, the operator should stand on the side of the feed hopper and must not reach both hands into the protective cover of the feed hopper. At the time, it is strictly necessary to prevent wooden sticks, metal objects, bricks, and stones from accidentally entering the machine, so as not to damage the machine or hurt.
(6) It is strictly forbidden to reverse the cutting disk.
(7) The hay chopper must operate at the specified speed and must not be overloaded or-speeded.
(8) When replacing the fasteners of the moving and fixed blades, 8.8-grade bolts and 8-grade nuts must be used, low-grade bolts and nuts must not be used as substitutes.
(9) If any abnormal noise is detected during operation, the machine should be immediately stopped and checked. checking, the power must be cut off, and it is forbidden to eliminate faults while the machine is running.
(10) The amount of material fed should be; too much can easily cause overloading and stopping, while too little will affect the chopping efficiency.
(11) Before stopping work, the shift lever should be to the 0 position first, allowing the machine to run idle for about 2 minutes, and then stop the machine after blowing out the dust and weeds inside the.
(1) When the hay chopper is in operation, all safety guards must be in place.
2) The operator must be fully familiar with the machine's performance and must not operate the machine after drinking, when sick, or when overly tired. During operation, people nor objects should come close to the moving parts.
(3) Minors under the age of 16 and those who have not mastered the rules for using machine are not allowed to work alone.
(4) The work site for the hay chopper should be spacious and equipped with fire-fighting equipment.
(5) feeding hay, the operator should stand on the side of the feed hopper and must not reach both hands into the protective cover of the feed hopper. At the time, it is strictly necessary to prevent wooden sticks, metal objects, bricks, and stones from accidentally entering the machine, so as not to damage the machine or hurt.
(6) It is strictly forbidden to reverse the cutting disk.
(7) The hay chopper must operate at the specified speed and must not be overloaded or-speeded.
(8) When replacing the fasteners of the moving and fixed blades, 8.8-grade bolts and 8-grade nuts must be used, low-grade bolts and nuts must not be used as substitutes.
(9) If any abnormal noise is detected during operation, the machine should be immediately stopped and checked. checking, the power must be cut off, and it is forbidden to eliminate faults while the machine is running.
(10) The amount of material fed should be; too much can easily cause overloading and stopping, while too little will affect the chopping efficiency.
(11) Before stopping work, the shift lever should be to the 0 position first, allowing the machine to run idle for about 2 minutes, and then stop the machine after blowing out the dust and weeds inside the.