How to: Install PTO Kit on SPLIT-FIRE Log Splitter

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  • Опубликовано: 22 фев 2022
  • Split-Fire PTO Installation video!
    For more information visit: split-fire.com/
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Комментарии • 9

  • @danyoder2988
    @danyoder2988 2 года назад +4

    Nice unit but why do you have such a half ass pump mount with out a lock on the pro shaft and holding it on with a bungee cord. That’s a joke

  • @OldCanuck1867
    @OldCanuck1867 Год назад +1

    Looks like a good setup. I agree with the other comments about the pto pump attachment. My comment is this. Obviously the demo tractor doesn't have a dead man switch under the seat. What about overcoming that?

    • @SplitFireSalesInc
      @SplitFireSalesInc  Год назад

      Depending on your tractor, you should be able to tilt the seat forward. That will engage another switch to overcome the dead man switch.
      I can look into it if you provide me with your tractor model.

  • @ethandesilets5351
    @ethandesilets5351 Год назад +1

    What is the cycle time at 540 RPM? A couple of videos avoid that spec / detail.

    • @SplitFireSalesInc
      @SplitFireSalesInc  Год назад

      Hey Ethan! The flow is very similar to a self contained machine, at 11 gpm for both pumps. (3000 series machines)

  • @roysmith9273
    @roysmith9273 Год назад

    What's the gpm of the pump at 3000 rpm?

    • @SplitFireSalesInc
      @SplitFireSalesInc  Год назад +1

      Hi Roy, Do you mean 3000 engine rpm? Usually that would be close to 540 PTO rpm. The pump would produce 11 gpm.

    • @roysmith9273
      @roysmith9273 Год назад

      @@SplitFireSalesInc Yes, engine rpm. After I asked the question, I listened further in the video and caught the 11 gpm. Thanks!

  • @flyf100
    @flyf100 Год назад +1

    Great splitter. Horrible design on the pump attachment. The PTO needs a slip lock. Using a bungee to hold a pot pump on seems like a poor solution