On this episode, I will be installing a Chinesium hour meter onto my new Eastonmade 22-28 log splitter and then feeding it some rounds to do its first test run.
I did. I just needed to reset/adjust the two stage pump set screw back to factory setting. You tighten it down, loosen it 2.5 turns and then set the jam nut again. It brought it back down to just over 7 seconds under no load in the first stage. I will be shooting a video on the adjustment and seeing if I can get it closer to 7 seconds exactly later on. Thanks for the comment.
@@hayesrutherford9415 Yeah, I just saw a video from Eastonmade the other day that their lead times on log spitters is now down to about 3 months. That is fantastic. Mine was ordered in August of '23 and they said 12 to 16 months meaning I wouldn't possibly get my 22-28 until after August of '24. Then in November-December Andrew did a video stating that they were now at 6 months and I got mine delivered at the end of January. And I am here to tell you, there weren't any cut corners on this thing. It is quality built!
I just needed to reset/adjust the two stage pump set screw back to factory setting. You tighten it down, loosen it 2.5 turns and then set the jam nut again. It brought it back down to just over 7 seconds under no load in the first stage. I will be shooting a video on the adjustment and seeing if I can get it closer to 7 seconds exactly later on. If you watch our first run video it’s at the 7 second cycle time now. Thanks for the comment.
