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If any air becomes trapped in the system during initial connections or at a later time, the following steps should
be taken to bleed the system.
Note: Air in the system will cause the ram to rise and fall as the handle is pumped. If the ram does not fully
extend, add oil through the Filler Plug (#33B).
Step 1)
Place the Jack Handle (#19A) on the Release Valve. Open the Release Valve (#4B) by turning
the Jack Handle (#19A) counterclockwise.
Step 2)
Open the Filler Plug (#33B) on the side of the jack.
Step 3)
Pump the Jack Handle (#19A) rapidly several times.
Step 4)
Close the Release Valve (#4B) by turning the Jack Handle (#19) fully clockwise. Test the
function of the jack, and repeat, if necessary.
Release
Valve (#4B)
Step 5)
Replace the Filler Plug (#33B).
Caution:
When not in use, make sure pressure is released by turning the Jack Handle fully
counterclockwise. This will prolong the life of the Log Splitter.
Note:
Make sure the Release Valve (#4B) is turned fully clockwise to the closed position.
Step 1)
Make certain that the maximum length of each log to be split does not exceed
27". If the log exceeds this length, it must be cut to no longer than 27". The logs
diameter is not to exceed 8".
Step 2)
Place the Log between the Jack Support (#1A) and the Blade Assembly (#4A).
Step 3)
Insert the Jack Handle (#19A) into the Handle Sleeve (#27B)-see Figure 2. The Jack
Handle must fit into the Handle Sleeve (#27B) firmly. Turn the Jack Handle (#19A)
until you feel it slide securely into place.
Step 4)
Pumping the Jack Handle (#19A) up and down will raise the Jack Support up to the Blade
Assembly (4A) until the log is split.
Warning: Keep clear of the area surrounding the log while it is being split. Be alert to falling sections
of the log as it is split. Keep spectators well clear of the work area while the Log Splitter is being used.
Step 5)
Once the Log is split, slowly release the Release Valve (#4B) by turning counterclockwise
and remove the pieces from the Log Splitter. To back the Blade Assembly (#4A) off of the log,
turn the Jack Handle (#19A) counterclockwise. This will release the pressure and lower the
Hydraulic Jack.
Step 6)
Continue the preceding steps until all logs have been split.
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Bleeding the System
Figure 2
Operating the Log Splitter
Handle Sleeve (#27B)
Plastic Cap
Safety Valve (#10B)
(DO NOT ADJUST)
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