Tef-20 Log splitter

Dano41 · Mar 6, 2019

I have got a hydraulic log splitter which I used on a 135 and now want to use it on a TEF- 2O.Have many done this and how successful is it?How do you pipe it I want to be able to have the flow and return permanently with th quick fit couplings.

miner09 · Mar 6, 2019

The TEF 20 hydraulic pump probably will not pump enough oil to operate it.

Duner Wi · Mar 6, 2019

I have been splitting wood with my TO20 for about 40 years. I tapped into the test port on right side under the seat, pipe and hyd hose to quick couplers behind the seat. Return hose and pipe to drain plug under the pump. I have a 4 inch cylinder for down stroke and a small cylinder for the return so you sort of average out.
Some return the oil via hand hole cover but then you have to make a hole in cover.

Dano41 · Mar 7, 2019

Thank you for replays I'm in no rush so speed isn't an issue.Is the ability to split the logs pressure much the same as a 35 /135?

Duner Wi · Mar 7, 2019

By searching for info on 35/135 it seems the 35 has same pressure as 135 but 135 pumps more volume.
Pressure for 35/135 is the same but 2800lbs versus about 2000-2200 lbs to the 20.
I can split most wood easily with my 4 inch cylinder.
tractordata is where I found some info.

John Deere D · Mar 8, 2019

This pic is on the Internet......

I utilized the same Hydraulic PSI source on my Case 610B

Bob....Owner operator TEA-20...MF FE 35 X and other Colored Tractors...

Dano41 · Mar 9, 2019

That a great looking system and food for thought.

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