ASEMASTER
ArboristSite Operative
I have been rebuilding my 22 ton husky splitter (pictures to come) but while changing the fittings at the cylinder I looked into the holes and to my surprise I found that the holes were only 11/32 of an inch and not in the middle. Now I am quite versed in the field of hyd. repairs as this is what I do. the front hole is also partially covered by the end plug . My solution to this is I will disassemble and drill out the holes to as near 1/2" or larger if I can.
Do any of you think this will help in the cycle time and is it worth doing?
To the rest of you with these, you may want to check this on yours as it is quite a restriction.
thanks to anyone that can be of any help.
Do any of you think this will help in the cycle time and is it worth doing?
To the rest of you with these, you may want to check this on yours as it is quite a restriction.
thanks to anyone that can be of any help.