Search results

I looked at this parts manual couple weeks ago but missed that part. Loosening the adjustment screw worked just like you said. I also found that a kit is available to convert a 3000 to a 3030. I have this same valve on my splitter but this one is for a press that I'm scrounging up parts for...

I have a Prince LS3010-2 hydraulic valve with detents on both extend and retract. Is it possible to remove the detents to make this a spring to center valve

Where do you put the flow control orifice to limit speed on the log lift and the adjustable wedge. Is only one needed per cylinder. In this video @ 7:03, the builder says he used 1/16 orifices for his lift and wedge but did not say where he installed them. On the extend port on the valve or the...

"I used this green one for my lift design, not even sure who's it is anymore." Here it is:

I got the pics to work for those that would like to view them. I think they were too large before. I tried the USPTO website today but they say they are down due to a power outage that took out their equipment.

After reading the SS log lift thread, I was doing a google search on the history of kinetic splitters. Didn't find much, but I did find a recent patent application. It seems that on this splitter, the rack and pinion are always engaged and the pinion is activated by a belt clutch. Forcing...

I used an 8X35 (flange .495, web .310) for my splitter build, because I had it. I would go with a 8X48, (flange thickness .685, web .400) And I would also copy this guy's build: Homemade 30 ton Log splitter with log lift and adjustable 4-way blade - YouTube

Build one like this. Homemade 30 ton Log splitter with log lift and adjustable 4-way blade - YouTube

I was reading some old threads here and someone brought up this movie, Sometimes a Great Notion with Paul Newman. I probably seen it when it came out but didn't remember it. Watched it the other night. It has Lee Remick, three log loads, highline, topping trees, Falling, Mac 125, etc. All the...

Looks like I remembered right this time.. That is interesting about the fence posts. No longer having any pitch, now I lay my propane torch on the kindling which works good too.

Back in the early seventies, I lived in northern ca. around the Jackson area. We burned wood. We used what was called pitch as a fire starter. I think we dug it out of a pine stump and split it into small pieces. you could light it with a match and it would burn fast and produced a lot of black...

Here is the frame and axle I built for my splitter project. Axle is 2-1/2 inch pipe and some old car spindles with 5 on 4-1/2 hubs.. The frame is 6 inch channel. The beam bolts to the 3 inch risers and should put the top of the beam to 32 inch height using 15 inch tires...