Figure. 7
Mount wheel bracket assembly on the log splitter
and attach using the two cap nuts (A). Tighten
with supplied wrenches.
OPERATING CONTROLS,
MAINTENANCE AND
ADJUSTMENTS
Starting and Stopping Machine Cycle
Figure. 8
To start the cycle, depress the motor start switch
(A). When the motor is up to speed, depress the
operating lever (B). The log ram (C) will push the
log into splitting wedge. To complete the cycle,
release lever (B) until ram retracts. Then release
motor switch (A).
Fig. 7
Maintaining Proper Oil Level
NOTE: As with all hydraulic equiptment, a
certain amount of oil seepage is common. Do
not be alarmed if this is noticed. This oil assures
that the ram and other components are properly
lubricated during operation and storage. Always
check oil level before using splitter.
Figure. 9
With log splitter raised 90 degrees to the work
surface, unscrew the dip stick (A) and remove.
Figure. 10
Clean the dip stick and insert in oil cylinder (A).
Remove again and make sure oil level is at
high mark or above (B) on the dip stick. If unit
needs oil, use only clean, high quality hydraulic
oil specifically made for this type of use (such as
NAPA).
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
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