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Posted by phil lowe on June 03, 2006 at 04:52:59 from (142.177.221.129):
His guy's got a question regarding hyrdaulics .My brother has a skidder (Treefarmer)and he bought a woodsplitter that he hooks into one of his front arm control valves ,,He ties the valve open so he gets pressure to run the splitter ,,he was splitting the other day and after bout 3 1/2 hours ghe said the lines and splitter valve were so hot they were smoking ...My thoughts is fluid id only traveling distance it takes to fill cylinder every stroke and not going back to resourvor,,but he's 3 hours away and just explaining things over phone ...and I ain't no hydraulic wiz by any means ,,and comments,suggestions
Phil in the Very Rainy east coast Canada
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