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Re: IH 574 Running a Three point Wood Splitter
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Posted by PAMike on February 14, 2004 at 20:39:28 from (67.74.93.133):
In Reply to: IH 574 Running a Three point Wood Splitter posted by Wayne M Kittler on February 14, 2004 at 08:29:01:
Put quick disconnects on the inlet and return of the spool valve. Then just plug the disconnects into the tractor. After you do this tie the handle that controls that remote open so that there is fluid cycling to the spool valve on the splitter. The higher the RPMS on the tractor the higher the pressure will be to the splitter, and the splitter will operate faster due to the increased flow. I built on for the back of my tractor, but I really prefer to use a small engine powered splitter. Our gas 656 drinks a lot of fuel compared to a 10 horsepower Briggs.
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