Bell Pickpine VS S9 User Manual

Bell Pickpine VS S9

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VS S9

D22001950 ver.4 - UPD 180512- © 2012 BELL

MANUALE DI USO E MANUTENZIONE

MANUAL FOR USE AND MAINTENANCE

WARTUNGS-UND BETRIEBSANLEITUNG

LIVRET D'EMPLOI ET D'ENTRETIEN

SPACCALEGNA

LOGSPLITTER

HOLZSPALTER

FENDEUSE DE BOIS

VS S9

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

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Michelle BatesAug 4, 2025
What to do if Bell Pickpine VS S9 fails to split logs?
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  Christopher FrazierAug 5, 2025
  If your Bell Log Splitter fails to split logs, it could be due to several reasons. First, the log might be too large; try cutting a smaller piece or reducing its size by other means. Second, the log may be incorrectly positioned; adjust its position in relation to the wedge. Another reason may be that the wedge is not sharp enough; sharpen the wedge and check for burrs or nicks, filing them if necessary. Also, check for an oil leak using a piece of card or wood and contact your dealer. Finally, the hydraulic pressure might be too low, in that case you should contact your dealer.
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dmooneyAug 15, 2025
What to do if my Bell Pickpine VS S9 Log Splitter rod advances jerkily?
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  Samuel BentleyAug 15, 2025
  If the rod on your Bell Log Splitter advances jerkily or with strong vibrations, and foamy oil is coming out of the filler cap, it is likely due to air in the circuit. Check the oil level and top it up if necessary. Also, ensure that the pump isn't sucking in air and that the connections aren't restricted or the pipes damaged from the tank to the pump. If the problem persists, contact your dealer.
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Ashley WilliamsAug 25, 2025
Why is my Bell Pickpine VS S9 leaking oil from the unions?
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  Taylor PenningtonAug 25, 2025
  If your Bell Log Splitter is leaking oil from the unions, pump, or cylinder, it could be due to unions not being properly tight; try tightening them. Alternatively, the seals may be worn, in which case you should contact your dealer.

Bell Pickpine VS S9 Specifications

General

Brand	Bell
Model	Pickpine VS S9
Category	Log Splitter
Language	English

Summary

Introduction and Machine Description

Pacemaker Safety Warning

Warning regarding potential interference of the machine's electromagnetic field with pacemakers.

Machine Components Overview

Lists and illustrates the main parts of the log splitter machine.

Safety and Operation Symbols

Explanation of standard graphic symbols used for safety and operation of the log splitter.

Technical Data and Specifications

Lifting, Log Size, and Oil Recommendations

Instructions on lifting the machine, log dimensions, and approved hydraulic oils.

Safety Regulations

General Safety Guidelines

Essential safety rules for operating the log splitter and preventing common accidents.

Operating the Machine

Positioning, Controls, and Motor Types

Details on adjusting position, two-hand controls, and starting procedures for different motor types.

Cylinder Operation and Work Area Lighting

Procedures for opening the cylinder and ensuring adequate lighting for safe operation.

Using the Log Splitter

Starting, Stopping, and Splitting Logs

Instructions for starting, stopping, and correctly splitting logs with the machine.

Optional Features and Splitting Techniques

Guidance on using optional accessories and techniques for splitting logs.

Transport Preparation and Manual Handling

Steps for closing the cylinder for transport and safe manual handling of the machine.

Routine Maintenance

Hydraulic Oil and Wedge Maintenance

Steps for changing hydraulic oil and sharpening the splitting wedge.

Troubleshooting and Machine Care

Problem Solving and Thermal Reset

Common issues, their causes, solutions, and resetting the motor's thermal cut-out.

Scrapping, Disposal, and Spare Parts

Guidelines for environmentally sound scrapping, disposal, and ordering replacement parts.

Guarantee Information

Declaration of Conformity

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