I agree with Old as my 9n, they are usually a closed system and can be very tempermental given their age and whoever might have worked on them before. I have a splitter that's about 80 years old, no kidding, with an engine from the 50's on it. I got it from my neighbor who knew exactly what he was doing, so it's easy to fix. Best of luck!
BX25 Log Splitter
I bought a used log splitter that I wanted to hook up to my BX25 and after reading about the power beyond system, and various valves I thought I would just go with a setup that would leverage the existing loader valve to operate the log splitter. I had some hoses made up that would reach from the front loader valve to the back of the log splitter, removed the valve that was on the log splitter. I then ran 1 hose from one side of the cylinder to the bucket roll forward, and the second hose from the opposite side of the cylinder to the bucket roll back. My thought was that this should operate just like any of the cylinders on the loader. To my surprise with this configuration the log splitter doesn't seem to move in either direction. Am I missing something? It seems to me the that the log splitter should mimic the action of any of the other hydraulic cylicders on the front loader. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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