The pump produces about 1200psi, at usually between 9 and 10 gpm. To get log splitting power, your cylinder is going to need to be in the range of 4 to 5 inch diameter. It will take a bit of time to extend and retrace (especially if the tractor is not running wide open) with a guestimate of 10 seconds stroke time (about 16 inches) it might seem slow compared to a self powered engine driven splitter with 2 speed hydraulic system. It will be fine unless you are doing commercial amounts, or Gnarly ash or other ropy hard to split rounds. To make the remote supply power the lever regulating the remote should be bungied in the direction that supplies pressure to the pressure inlet of the splitter, and the single or double acting control on the tractor valve should be in double acting position, allowing the discharge fluid to return. Jim
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