Why does my Powerhorse Log Splitter fail to split logs?
If the Powerhorse Log Splitter fails to split the log, first ensure that the log is positioned correctly. If the log exceeds the recommended dimensions or is too hard for the machine's capacity, try cutting a smaller piece or use other methods to reduce its size. Also, check the wedge; if it's not cutting well, sharpen it and file off any burrs or nicks.
What to do if the Powerhorse Log Splitter advances jerkily?
If the Powerhorse Log Splitter advances jerkily or with strong upward vibrations, it might be due to air in the hydraulic circuit. Check the oil level and refill if necessary. If the problem persists, contact a technician.
Warns about hydraulic fluid hazards and precautions.
Alerts to pinch point hazards during operation.
Contains product specifications and identification.
Displays the manufacturer's logo.
Provides brief operating guidelines on a label.
Illustrates the operation of the control lever.
General| Engine Type | 4-stroke OHV |
|---|---|
| Hydraulic Oil Capacity (gal.) | 4.5 |
| Operation | Horizontal |
| Towing Capability | Yes |
| Cycle Time | 14 sec |
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