What are the torque specs on morbark hurricane 2400 xl wood chipper blades

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No torque specs, tight and use thread locker.

Quite simple, follow the owners manual or download one and then follow it.

Usually this is as simple as turning your machine over or standing it up securely to access the blade's main fastener, the spindle nut. Remove it and pay attention to any washers and their shape/orientation so that you install Gemma the same way when you install the new blade. Tighten to your manufactuer's torque specs- usually about 50 ft/lbs or something close to that. The dealer or google will give you spindle but torque quickly- 50-60 ft/lbs or tightening it until the spindle doesn't spin anymore, you'll probably have to wedge a block of wood or a similar object againstbyhe blade while tightening in order to reach the level of "tightness" the spindle/blade nut needs.

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210 foot pounds

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I keep buying manuals from various websites so I can damn well help u in this..
what chipper is it btw? Like few
websites have some manuals better while some have other brands better

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Call the place where you rented it from and they will either come out to fix or tell you to bring it back and try a new rental, in any case they should have show you how to properly use this machine before you left, if not insist on it when you go back.

Great input tina783. I have just one thing to add. Try to shred the branches within a reasonable amount of time. I found out that with my shredder, if I put older, dried up branches in, it tends to take a lot more time, as well as tosses chips back out at you. With newly cut branches, this wasn't nearly as much as an issue.