I'm a hydraulics noob and am trying to figure out how to hook up a log splitter to my TC-33D. The pressure out is pretty obvious but where does the return line connect, to pressure return or to reservoir return? When would you use one over the other?
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Do you have a set of remotes you are tapping from.. or are you tapping hyds off another location.. like a diverter block.
Is your splitter spring return and SA.. or DA/hyd return?
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Is your splitter spring return and SA.. or DA/hyd return?
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If your splitter is using a DA cyl.. you will need a DA spool valve. If the splitter has it's own valve.. and it is OC.. it will need a pressureline from the tractor, and return line to the sump. Make sure you know what/where to tap power off of..
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