In this video, I disassemble a crate holding a 500 lb. Champion 25-Ton log splitter, then move the parts to the ground and assemble the main body of the machine. I did this all by myself, but you may want to have 1 or more helpers - log splitters are heavy, and could easily get away from you if you let it.
I get the machine to a point where I can wheel it around, and move it to a better place. In tomorrow's video, I attach the motor and hoses, fill up the fluids, start the machine, and purge the hydraulic lines.
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3 июн 2022