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Adding hydraulic ports
Just like an electrical circut. You should be able to split logs without disconnection your loader hydros if you tap into the line that feeds everything pressure and the return line. You may want to make sure your splitter only requires one pressure line and a return as well. It would be nice...- Abram
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Adding hydraulic ports
If your loader has the common one stick control for it there should be a line going into the control that delivers constant pressure and fluid that you might be able to tap into and put a female quick coupler into. This should deliver enouph hydro fluid for your splitter. Then all you have to...- Abram
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Blew the post off the battery
No, they where hooked up correctly except the terminal may have been loose. I just got the starter and seloniod checked out and they turned out fine. I only have 2 ideas now. The batteries arched 1/4" to gound out or a possible loose therminal had enough resistance to cause things to heat up...- Abram
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Blew the post off the battery
The closest metal (the battery tray)for the spark to jump was 1/4" from the post that blew off. I also noticed heat in the cable connecting the two 6 volt batteries. It was one of the terminals that this cable was on that blew off. The rubber insulation on this cable was gooey (soft and warm)...- Abram
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Blew the post off the battery
Thanks for the help. It had to be a spark from almost a direct ground or ark. I'm taking the starter and selonoid in to get it tested. Also, Someone told me I can drill and tap a bolt into the blown off battery post...I think the post should be around 2" deep and sounds worth a try rather...- Abram
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Blew the post off the battery
I tried to fire up my 8640 after putting new batteries in it, the starter kept turning over when I turned the key off and then I heard a pop. Turns out one of the battery posts blew off. What went wrong? I'm guessing the starter had a short...not sure why the starter kept cranking. Any...- Abram
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