I built a woodsplitter that I want to power off of the auxillary couplers on a 642 bobcat. I've adjusted the control valve for maximum flow. Cylinder doesn't have enough power to penetrate wood. Hooked gauge up to coupler on bobcat, it maintains 1900 psi. Do I need more, and is there a way to turn it up on bobcat?
skid steer woodsplitter
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kennyd
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Need more details:
What kind of valve is on the splitter?
What size cylinder on the splitter?
What size hoses?
GPM rating of your 642?
Exactly how did you hook the gauge up?
Need more details:
What kind of valve is on the splitter?
What size cylinder on the splitter?
What size hoses?
GPM rating of your 642?
Exactly how did you hook the gauge up?
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I built a wood splitter and I had a 4 inch cylinder on it that's 79000 lb force and the problem was the head it needs to be on a angel it will start to split at the top of the wood then by the time it gets to the hart it has already started to split hope this helps
