Maintenance
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Before performing maintenance, the log splitter must be placed in maintenance mode. Turn off the engine
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and move the control lever forward and backwards to relieve the hydraulic pressure.
After performing any maintenance, make sure all guards, shields and safety features are put back in place
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before operating the log splitter.
Before operating make sure the tires have the recommended tire pressure.
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Grease axle and wheel bearing annually.
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Periodically check all fasteners and hoses for tightness and leaks.
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Annually clean and lightly lubricate all moving parts or when needed.
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Use a glossy enamel spray paint to touch up scratched or worn painted metal surfaces.
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What
Hoses
Each Use
Hydraulic
Each Use
Fittings
Nuts and Bolts
Each Use
Beam
Each Use
Moving Parts
Each Use
Refer to the Engine Owner's Manual for engine maintenance.
NOTICE
If a part needs replacement, only use GENUINE parts that meet the manufacturer's specifications. Replacement
parts that do not meet specifications may result in a safety hazard or poor operations.
STORAGE
Before storing make sure the log splitter is clean and dry.
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Store equipment in a clean, dry area. Store machine away from sparks, open flames, pilot lights, heat and
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other ignition sources.
Lightly lubricate all log splitter surfaces and moving parts to prevent rust. (see maintenance)
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Store indoors or protected area during severe weather and winter months.
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Refer to Engine Owner's Manual for correct engine storage instructions. It is especially important to re-
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move fuel from the engine when the unit is to be stored for an extended period.
Questions? Call Toll Free at 1-800-737-2112
When
Inspect hoses for exposed wire mesh and leaks. Replace all worn or
damaged hoses before starting the engine.
Inspect fittings for cracks and leaks. Replace all damaged fittings before
starting the engine.
Check for loose bolts, tighten before operating.
Apply grease to beam surface.
Clear debris from log splitter.
Method
ENG - 16
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