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Split logs in the direction of its growing grain. Do not place a log across the workbench; this
is dangerous and may damage the splitter.
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Never split two logs at the same time. One of them may be ejected and hit you.
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Store idle splitter. When splitter is not in use, store it in a secure place out of the reach of
children. Inspect it for good working condition prior to storage and before re-use.
FREEING A JAMMED LOG
If a log becomes jammed or stuck, follow these steps.
1. Step onto Down Pedal and lower the workbench platform by pushing by hand or applying
pressure to the platform.
2. Next, make sure there is NO pressure on the jammed log, workbench platform, or splitting
wedge.
3. Remove by hand jammed log and any log pieces or debris. If unable to remove by hand,
use rubber mallet and hammer to pry jammed log away from wedge or jammed area.
4. Once free, check that all debris and any log pieces are clear before starting to split
additional logs.
ASSEMBLY
Step 1: Attach handles
Attach handles (part #8) to top of log splitter. One handle per side. Secure each handle using Ø10
lock washer (part #20) and M10 Hex Nut (part #21). Slide Sponge Sleeve (part #9) over handle.
Moistening with a small amount of water will make it slide on easier.
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