sal64
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hello im new to tis website i have a jd 2320 with power beyond .i have a old 12 ton gas log spliter the gas engine is about to die can i run it with the 2320 power beyond tuvm sal.
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kennyd
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Welcome to TBN Sal 
Yes, you can do exactly what you asked...but be prepared for the splitter to be much slower, since you will have only 3.4 GPM of flow to operate it. Also be sure to flush those hose and that cylinder thoroughly to get the old fluid out.
Yes, you can do exactly what you asked...but be prepared for the splitter to be much slower, since you will have only 3.4 GPM of flow to operate it. Also be sure to flush those hose and that cylinder thoroughly to get the old fluid out.
kennyd
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The 990 would definitely be a better choice...
As for flushing, remove all the hoses and hang to drain, the manually cycle the cylinder to push out the old fluid. If it's super nasty the flush with diesel fuel.
As for flushing, remove all the hoses and hang to drain, the manually cycle the cylinder to push out the old fluid. If it's super nasty the flush with diesel fuel.
hello getting ready to hook up my log spliter to my power beyond on my jd 990 do i hook the out of tractor femail quick coupler to in on log spliter spool then out log spliter to in tractor with mail quick coupler ? is it that easy.also can i put a filter on the out of spliter ?tuvm sal
kennyd
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Yes, it IS that easy
...Just clean everything out like I posted before...and don't worry about the filter. The fluid will be filtered by the tractors filters. Also, after cycling the logsplitter a few times...recheck the fluid level of the tractor with the logsplitter retracted.
WilliamBos
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Yes, it IS that easy
Just clean everything out like I posted before...and don't worry about the filter. The fluid will be filtered by the tractors filters. Also, after cycling the logsplitter a few times...recheck the fluid level of the tractor with the logsplitter retracted.
Yes, you would be amazed at how much fluid a cylinder will drink the first time filled.
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