Controls
WP1624
Firewood Processor
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4. Splitting Wedge Height Control Lever
This lever controls the Splitting Wedge
height. Adjust up or down to suit log size.
• Push the lever forward away from the
operator to raise the wedge for larger
logs.
• Pull the lever back to lower the wedge
for smaller logs. The wedge can be
used as a two-way splitter for very
small logs.
5. Infeed Conveyor Control Lever
This lever controls the log infeed conveyor
chain.
• Push the lever upward to reverse logs
out.
• Push the lever down to advance logs
into the saw.
6. Live Deck Feed Control Lever
This lever controls the live deck that feeds
logs onto the infeed conveyor.
• Push the lever forward to feed logs
onto the infeed conveyor.
• Pull the lever back to reverse the live
deck.
7. Log Lifter Shelf Control Lever
(If equipped)
This lever controls the Log Lifter Shelf (if
equipped).
• Push the lever forward to raise the
lifter shelf.
• Pull the lever back to lower the shelf.
8. Chain Saw Circuit Hydraulic Pressure Gauge
This gauge indicates the saw circuit
operating pressure.
9. Top Roller Clamp Handle
This valve lever clamps /
unclamps the Top Roller. The
Top Roller can hold a log down
and follow its contour as it is
cut, then move up out of the
way when starting the next log.
In the Clamped position, the roller maintains down force
on the log as the saw is raised and lowered with each cut.
The roller arm follows the contour of the log as it is moved
forward on the Infeed Conveyor.
In the Unclamped position, the Top Roller raises up fully out of
the way when the saw is raised (for example before starting
on a larger diameter log). When the saw is lowered the arm
lowers the roller down on the log.
• Pull the lever horizontal to clamp down on the log. Push
the lever up vertical to unclamp.
10. Tachometer / Hour Meter
This gauge displays engine rpm when
operating. With the engine shut down
and the ignition key turned on, it
displays operating hours.
Use the hour meter as an indicator for
service intervals.
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