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06-20-2007 13:33:25




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I got the idea of runing my elevator with the spliter, works till I put a bale on it then pump kicks into low flow and stops. is there any adjustment or do i need another pump?




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ww

06-20-2007 16:12:32




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 Re: wood spliter in reply to ww, 06-20-2007 13:33:25  
do you think I'll have enaugh power to split wood then?
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NCWayne

06-20-2007 18:55:51




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 Re: wood spliter in reply to ww, 06-20-2007 16:12:32  
Sounds like you've got a typial splitter with a two stage pump. This means it puts out a "high" flow at low pressure and a "low" flow at high pressure. For every GPM of fluid at a given PSI it takes X amount of HP to drive the pump. Being two stage allows you to use a smaller HP engine and still get a high GPM, therefore a fast cylinder speed til the cylinder encounters a set amount of resistance at which point it kicks down to the lower GPM at the higher pressure. So, with that said, if you got a single stage pump to replace the two stage you've got now it's basically gonna kill your splitter. It might split fine through a piece of soft pine but when you throw in that first piece of oak your gonna be out of luck. Your best bet would be to find out exactly what pressure and flow the conveyor required and make or buy yourself a power unit to match the needed specs. You might try checking with Northern Tool, I know their carrying gas powered hydraulic powerpacs now, and they might have what you need already made. Good luck..

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Chad Franke

06-20-2007 14:07:40




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 Re: wood spliter in reply to ww, 06-20-2007 13:33:25  
You need a different pump. The pressure where it kicks over to low speed is set by the geometry of the pump and a spring. Get a single speed pump, be cheaper and better for your application.



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