woodchop
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uuummmm.........welding
I know.I know.When I was writing it I was thinking "What is causing the oil to heat up?'
cityevader, Now that I've found the original post, do you have a picture of the splitter?
uuummmm.........welding
I know.I know.When I was writing it I was thinking "What is causing the oil to heat up?'
cityevader, Now that I've found the original post, do you have a picture of the splitter?
I think i'm missing something here,the original post was not about overheating oil while operating,but later you talk about it. All hydraulics generate heat,if you were standing near a backhoe that's been operating for say,an hour, and a line blew and you got hit with the oil,you would have some pretty nasty burns. You have a new machine that has'nt been run much and your welding cooling fins on it? My 2 cents,but,i'd get the normal operating temp specs first and then look at the warrenty info first.