Posted by Shetland Sheepdog on October 21, 2014 at 14:05:29 from (71.168.81.179):
In Reply to: Log Splitter Advice? posted by BobH in NH on October 21, 2014 at 08:00:00:
Hi Bob,
I agree completely with the idea of getting the Prince pump!
If you want to try one before buying, I have one that I replaced because it leaks a little around the seals. And yes, be sure to get the 23GPM version! As for tank size, I would suggest trying it with your present set-up, and if the oil gets too hot, then upsize your tank. I can give you the dimensions of the tank on our splitter. Your 8N should have no problem running that pump, as we've run ours with a 22 HP 'Bota. Now for the valve, yours should work fine except for having to hold it on retract! You can get a valve designed for a splitter, prolly from Northern Tool or Harbor Freight, that has no detent for extend, but a detent for retract.
HTH, Dave
This post was edited by Shetland Sheepdog at 14:22:45 10/21/14.
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