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REMOVAL, SHARPENING AND RE-INSTALLATION OF CHIPPER KNIFE 
 
HOW TO REMOVE THE KNIFE 
•  Stop the engine. 
•  Remove the spark plug wire and keep away from the spark plug. 
•  Disconnect battery at negative terminal. 
•  Remove both access covers from the chipper basic machine. 
•  Rotate the chipper disk until the three countersunk screws and nylock nuts attaching 
the knife to the flywheel are visible through the access doors. 
•  Clean out the heads of the allen screws with an awl or sharp tool. 
•  Insert a 3/16” allen wrench into the heads of the screws. 
•  Use a ½” socket and ratchet to remove the nylock nuts from the screws. 
•  Remove all three allen screws and nuts in this manner. 
•  If your chipper has two knives, rotate the flywheel 180 degrees and repeat above 
process. 
 
KNIFE SHARPENING 
•  You should never attempt to sharpen the chipper knife (or knives) freehand. 
•  It is extremely important that the 45 degree angle be maintained consistently for 
proper performance. 
•  The chipper knife (or knives) should be taken to a machine shop for proper 
sharpening. 
•  If your chipper is equipped with two knives, it is extremely important that they be 
balanced to equal weights to eliminate vibration. 
•  If your chipper is equipped with two knives, replace in pairs only. 
•  Excessive heat generated during the sharpening process will damage knives and 
weaken the metal.  Be sure the knives are not overheated. 
 
KNIFE INFORMATION 
•  The chipper knife should be checked routinely for sharpness. 
•  Using a dull knife (knives) will decrease performance and cause excessive vibration 
that will cause damage to the chipper. 
•  How many times a knife can be sharpened is determined by how much material needs 
to be taken off to sharpen or to compensate for dents or gouges. 
•  A new chipper knife has 5/16” measurement between the short side bevel edge and 
the knife mounting holes.  See figure 2. 
 
 
 
Figure 2 
 
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