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Yarz is right, that's what I was trying to convey. I never got a response if this is an Energy valve or not. You can also use the other non-used hole in the handle in Yarz's photo to come up with other configurations. Enjoy your Mother on Mother's Day.

Unless your new valve has "ENERGY" cast in the valve body between the A & B workports and on the end of the detent cover, I can't help you. Also, make certain the linkage between the control handle and the valve spool and handle bracket is set up like this. (It may be turned upside from this...

If just the detent cover assembly, make certain the detent sleeve inside has the internal machined groove furthest away from the valve body:

Hi, Did you replace the entire directional control valve or just the detent cover assembly as shown in the video? Need to know this in order to provide an answer please.

This video is incorrect! Replacing the o-ring and backup ring on the handle end and then inserting the valve spool in that end will nearly always cut those two new seals every time. The valve spool must be inserted into the valve body from the opposite end so the chamfer on the spool passes...

Sorry, this is not a valve made by Energy Mfg. Otherwise I could help you.

You may already have this, but here are the instructions to replace the detent spring cover assembly.

Energy part 36561B is the detent cover assembly which includes all the parts inside the cover and comes with instructions. http://www.energymfg.com/online-catalog/log-splitter-valve-accessories.html

Here are the instructions to replace the valve seals from Energy. BTW, the seals do both, keep oil inside and dirt out.

The Energy C-908 is the valve you can buy on-line. It is the same as the C-1259, (proprietary to MTD), except you will need to remove the two screws holding the handle bracket to the valve body and rotate it 180° and re-fasten the two screws. Another difference is the C-908 is not painted...

Speeco buys most of their control valve from Energy Mfg. Make sure your valve says "ENERGY" on it between the two work ports and on the end of the detent cover. If it does not, you have a valve they buy from China. If it does say Energy, here is the parts breakdown and instructions. You most...

Here is the Energy Valve and parts list Speeco uses. Watch out for valves that do not say "ENERGY" on them, they are made in China. Log Splitter Valve and Accessories by Energy® Manufacturing Company, Inc. Steve Hansen Applications Engineer Energy Manufacturing Co., Inc. / Williams...

iF YOUR VALVE SAYS ENERGY ON IT, YOU CAN ORDER PARTS OR REPLACE IT HERE: (Sorry for the caps) Log Splitter Valve and Accessories by Energy® Manufacturing Company, Inc.

No, Energy does not make an adjustable detent. The whole valve would need to be replaced with some other brand that is adjustable.

The o-ring in the valve body is not a standard o-ring. We use a 90 durometer o-ring, not the standard 70 durometer. The 70 will not hold up. It is part of the seal kit for the valve, p/n 0A007238. You can purchase it on line here: Log Splitter Valve and Accessories by Energy® Manufacturing...

The 20038 valve is capable of 3000 PSI on the outlet port when connected in series. It MUST be placed in series first, downstream of the pump outlet and the splitter valve inlet port. The two valves should only be operated individually, not simultaneously since the downstream induced load...

Just to clarify, your valve is not made by Energy. Speeco does buy our valves, but also a knock-off copy of our valve from China. The dead giveaway is the lack of the 4 3/8-16 tapped holes in the mounting feet. Parts are not interchangeable between our Energy valve and the Chinese valve...

You have an Energy directional control valve. The system relief valve is inside of it. Call me with the numbers that are stamped in to the end of the detent cover and I can help you. Hours are 8:00 - 4:30 M-F Central time. Steve Hansen Applications Engineer Energy Manufacturing Co., Inc...

The Energy valve is not adjustable.

Likely the detent mechanism is worn and/or the spring that applies force to the larger detent ball has taken a set. Energy does not break all of the parts out that comprise the detent mechanism. However, you can purchase a new detent cover assembly and it comes with instructions for replacing...