Posted by Cariboo4x4 on August 11, 2017 at 10:08:00 from (96.44.122.173):
In Reply to: Oil cooler posted by Cariboo4x4 on August 10, 2017 at 08:57:04:
Thanks for all the feedback. This splitter was my first hydraulic tool that would get really warm so was not sure if that was normal. I repacked my cylinder in 2015 and disassembled it Wednesday. The remaining o-rings and flat rubber rings were cooked hard and brittle and had lost most of their flex. The remains of the other packing seals were in filter. I'm pretty sure the last guy sold me o-rings and flat rings that were not the correct material. At the time I was in a rush to get back to splitting wood and the rings he found were from his assorted o-ring, flat ring bins. Are the flat rings called wipers? I'm hoping today this other parts guy will have located the correct packing material. Also decided not to go with oil cooler based on feedback here.
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