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#WOOD SPLITT MACHINE HOW TO#
Video demonstrating how to fix a log splitter handle Quick Fix #2: Low Oil If this becomes unscrewed it then prevents the lever from being pushed right down, and this prevents the log splitter from operating. This may sound silly or obvious, but trust us when we say that this is actually a common error when operating the log splitter.Ĭheck that the plastic knob of the lever is screwed on fully. If you like to tinker and fix with your own hands – let’s move on with our top troubleshooting tips. The repair may include a full strip-down, rebuild or fitting replacement parts. This includes collecting your machine, repairing it in our workshop and delivery back to yourself. We offer a full repair of your log splitter. We offer a log splitter repair service, no matter the brand. If you’re not comfortable playing around with your log splitter – let us take a look for you. Let’s look into some quick fixes which will quickly tell us if the log splitter is indeed broken.
More often than not, there are small errors that can be easily fixed. It may often appear as though something critical has affected your log splitter, such as the ram failing to move or it appears as though there’s no power getting to the log splitter. Why isn’t my log splitter ram returning?.Is my log splitter suffering from power issues?.If your log splitter is much like triggers broom and you want to upgrade – you can find our selection of award-winning log splitters on our website. There are four main categories of troubleshooting power issues, log splitter ram failing to move correctly, oil leakage or the log splitter failing to split logs. We stock all the spare parts you could ever need, but first, we need to work out the problem.īefore diving into how to fix your log splitter issues, let’s cover the different ways can fail. Thanks to the great design of our log splitters, pretty much nothing can go wrong which is unfixable. Troubleshooting your log splitter really isn’t as daunting a task as you’d think it’d be.
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