SET UP AND PREPARATION FOR OPERATION
1. Bolt the Support Leg to the Log Splitter, lift the log
splitter by the handles at both ends and place it on a 60
- 75cm high, stable, at and level work surface, or on the
optional work stand.
2. Familiarize yourself with the controls and features of this
log splitter in the illustrations.
1. Log Pusher
2. Work Table
3. Wedge
4. Lift Handle
5. Support Leg
6. Log Retaining Plates
7. Motor Control Switch
8. Motor
9. Pushbutton Box
10. Wheels for Minor Moving ONLY.
11. Hydraulic Control Lever
12. Control Lever Guard
13. Bleed Screw
14. Oil Drain Bolt w/ Dipstick
15. Quicksplit Stroke Limiter - Locking Collar
16. Quicksplit Stroke Limiter - Adjuster Screw
Bleed the air out of the hydraulic system before starting the log splitter. The bleed screw of the hydraulic oil tank should
be loosened by three rotations until air can go in and out of the oil tank smoothly. Air ow through the oil tank ller
should be detectable during the operation of the log splitter. Before moving the log splitter, make sure the bleed screw
is tightened to avoid oil leaking from this point.
THE FAILURE TO LOOSEN THE BLEED SCREW WILL RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE SEALS OF THE
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM AND CAUSE PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE LOG SPLITTER.
LOG SPLITTER OPERATION
This log splitter is equipped with a control system that requires it to be operated by both hands of the user - Left hand controls the
hydraulic control lever (A) while right hand controls the motor control switch (B). The log splitter will stop upon absence of either
hand. Only after both hands release the controls, will the log pusher start to return backward to the starting position.
(A)
(B)
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