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hydralic pump question

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ric1

11-24-2007 05:46:32




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what is the adjustment screw on a woodsplitter pump for it seems to work as a regulator type deal will it hurt to adjust this




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El Toro

11-24-2007 12:48:56




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 Re: hydralic pump question in reply to ric1, 11-24-2007 05:46:32  
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I would leave it alone since it was probably factory set. If the splitter will down shift to the second stage it will split your wood or shear it if it hits a knot. I had chunks of wood so big I could hardly roll it up on the splitter. It sure made short work of it in a hurry. Hal

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Tom from Buckeye Lake

11-24-2007 10:42:33




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 Re: hydralic pump question in reply to ric1, 11-24-2007 05:46:32  
Hard to tell without knowing the type of pump. My old splitter had a two stage pump and two adjustments. One for at what pressure the pump shifted from high volume to low volume and the other for setting the high pressure relief.

If I remember right the pump produced 14 gpm @ 500 psi and then shifted to 2 gpm @ 2200 psi.



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old

11-24-2007 08:15:39




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 Re: hydralic pump question in reply to ric1, 11-24-2007 05:46:32  
On most its a pressure relief valve and is factory preset to say 2000psi or 2500 psi. Its best to leave it alone unless you have a gauge to set it and also know what specs the cylinder, pump and lines can handle. If you mess with it you can/will hurt the equipment and or get you self hurt or dead

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