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Tractor Operated Wood Splitter

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Martin Miller

03-14-2004 16:08:25




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I have an Allis Chalmers D14 and would like to buy a 3 point wood splitter. I have 1 remote outlet. Is that enough to run the splitter with or do I need 2? If so how do I add another hydraulic remote? I appreciate any help.




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wolfy

03-14-2004 18:48:43




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 Re: Tractor Operated Wood Splitter in reply to Martin Miller, 03-14-2004 16:08:25  
I think earlier AC's had high pressure low volume hydraulic system. About the time of the series IV D-17 they became a match with other brands' high vol, low pressure. If you just plumb into the D-14 outlet as is, you'll probably blow a hose connection or something.



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rhudson

03-14-2004 17:34:48




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 Re: Tractor Operated Wood Splitter in reply to Martin Miller, 03-14-2004 16:08:25  
Wonder what pressure you would get from a d-14, as paul has said, you could supply the splitter valve with the d-14 outlet, and return from the splitter valve to an opening into the tractor case.



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paul

03-14-2004 17:01:41




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 Re: Tractor Operated Wood Splitter in reply to Martin Miller, 03-14-2004 16:08:25  
Are you saying you have a single-acting remote (1 hose, push only) or do you mean you have one double-acting remote (2 hoses, push/pull)?

A set of double-acting works well, hook it up & go.

A single hose single-acting system is not enough, tho it often is fairly easy to modify it with a return line to yout tractor sump, but I'm not qualified to explain that any better....

--->Paul



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JMS/MN

03-14-2004 17:47:24




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 Re: Re: Tractor Operated Wood Splitter in reply to paul, 03-14-2004 17:01:41  
A D14 has a one-way valve. Pressure up, gravity down. He can run a two-way valve from it if he dumps the oil back to the resevoir after going through a two-way valve. System also has to be matched to the pressure of the tractor system. Tractor's operator manual explains how the system works.



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