Power Split 2100 V - Log splitter Texas - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Log splitter
Brand	Texas
Model	Power Split 2100 V
Engine	Texas TG725B, 212 cm³
Maximum pressure	20 tons
Hydraulic reservoir capacity	14.5 liters
Hydraulic oil type	10wt AW32, ASLE H-150 or ISO32
Number of control levers	2 (A and B)
Recommended log length	25 to 61 cm
Recommended log diameter	20 to 40 cm
Maximum log weight	45 kg
Hydraulic cylinder bore	11.5 cm
Net weight	246 kg
Maximum towing speed	30 km/h
Fuel	Unleaded gasoline, octane rating ≥86
Engine oil	SAE 30, capacity 0.6 L
Wood lifting function	Yes, with lifting bar and chain
Log securing device	Yes, adjustable on left lever
Operating position	Vertical only
Routine maintenance	Lubricate beam, check hoses and fittings
Spare parts	Available at www.texas.dk
Safety standards	CE, EN ISO 12100:2010, EN 609‑1:2017, EN 349:1993+A1:2008
Usage	Outdoor only

Frequently Asked Questions - Power Split 2100 V Texas

How much hydraulic oil should be added before use?

Add approximately 11 liters of hydraulic oil up to the L line on the reservoir. Use 10wt AW32, ASLE H-150 or ISO32 oil.

How to add engine oil?

The engine is shipped without oil. Fill with 0.6 L of SAE 30 oil before first start. Check the level using the dipstick.

What is the maximum log length the splitter can handle?

The splitter accepts logs with a length between 25 and 61 cm and a diameter of 20 to 40 cm.

How to use the control levers to split a log?

Operate both control levers A and B by pushing them downward. Release one lever to stop the wedge. Raise the left lever A to retract the wedge.

What to do if a log gets stuck on the wedge?

Raise the wedge 5 to 10 cm above the base plate. Strike the stuck log with a heavy hammer or axe. Turn it over and split it from the opposite side.

What is the maximum hydraulic pressure of the Power Split 2100 V?

The maximum pressure is 20 tons. Do not hold the pressure for more than 30 seconds to avoid overheating.

How to tow the splitter safely?

Attach the tow bar to the vehicle, secure the safety chains, raise the support legs, and do not exceed 30 km/h. Consult the vehicle manual.

Why does the engine stall while splitting?

This may be due to idle adjustment, a log that is too long, or insufficient engine oil level. Also check the idle control nuts.

Where to find spare parts for this model?

Spare parts are available at www.texas.dk. Contact your dealer with the part numbers.

How to maintain the splitter after each use?

Before each use, check the hoses, fittings, and screws. Lubricate the beam surface. Clean debris from moving parts. Refer to the engine manual.

USER MANUAL Power Split 2100 V Texas

GB Original user manual

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Trin 3:

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Safety warnings....20

Engine is shipped without oil. 21

Identification of parts....24

Assembly 25

Important warnings before start....28

Operation....31

Use of wood lifter 32

Use of log fixture....33

Removal of pinched wood 33

Adjustment of coupling point for control handle B....34

For vehicle towing....34

Maintain and storage 36

Troubleshooting....36

Specifications 37

EC declaration of conformity....77

Spare parts

Parts list and explosive drawings for the specific product, can be found on our website www.texas.dk

If you can find part numbers yourself, this will speed up the service.

To purchase spare parts, please contact your dealer.

REMEMBER TO ADD HYDRAULIC OIL AND ENGINE OIL BEFORE USE!

Safety warnings

Read this manual. Serious injury or death can result if safety instructions are not followed.

Engine is shipped without oil. Before starting engine, fill with SAE 30 motor oil. See engine manual for engine oil capacity.

Hydraulic reservoir is shipped without oil. When adding oil, check oil level using the oil dipstick. The oil tank should be filled up to the L line on the dipstick. There should be added around 11 liters.

Closely inspect all log splitter components. If you have damaged components then: Contact the freight company that delivered the unit and file a claim.

DANGER (red) indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not voided, will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING (orange) indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury

CAUTION (yellow) indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

CAUTION (yellow) used without the safety alert symbol indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in property damage.

You must be 16 or older to operate this machine. Keep untrained people away.

Keep untrained people away.

Never leave the log splitter unattended, while the engine is running.

Wedge can cut through skin and break bones. Keep both hands away from wedge and endplate. Serious accidents can happen when other people are allowed inside the work zone. Keep everyone else out of the work zone while operating control valve.

Do not wear loose clothing. It can get tangled in moving parts of log splitter.

Never wear loose clothing, which can get caught in the moving parts of the log splitter.

Only operate the log splitter in daylight.

Pieces of log may fly out while splitting. Wear safety glasses. Serious eye injury can occur.

High pressure fluid can inject under skin resulting in serious injury including amputation.

Make sure all fittings are tight before applying pressure. Relieve system pressure before servicing.

Do not check for leaks with hand. Instead, use a piece of cardboard to check for leaks.

If skin injection happens, seek immediate "Surgical Treatment".

Serious injury or death can occur if towing safety rules are not followed.

Review towing safety warnings in your towing vehicle manual.

Drive safely. Be aware of the added length of the log splitter.

Never ride or transport cargo on the log splitter.

Drive the vehicle with the log splitter securely attached.

Turn off the vehicle before leaving the log splitter unattended.

Choose a level surface to operate the log splitter.

Block the log splitter wheels to prevent unintended movement.

Never tow or operate this splitter while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medication.

Risk of fire and explosion.

Hot exhaust fumes from engine can cause fire. Gasoline is highly flammable and explosive. You can be burned or seriously injured when handling fuel.

Position muffler at least 7 feet from combustible objects.

Before adding fuel, stop the engine and keep heat, sparks, and flame away. Do not add fuel when engine is running or still hot. No smoking near engine.

Do not pump fuel directly into engine at gas station. Static charge can build and ignite fuel. Use a safety approved fuel container to transfer gas to the engine. Wipe up fuel spills immediately.

Only store and handle fuel outdoors. Gasoline vapors can ignite if they collect inside an enclosure. Explosion can result.

Do not change or add to exhaust system. Fire can result.

Do not change or add fuel tanks or fuel lines. Fire can result.

Before each use, check fuel tank and fuel lines for leaks. Any fuel leak is a fire hazard. Fix any fuel leaks before starting engine.

During transportation take precautions to make sure machine will not tip over and cause a fuel leak fire hazard.

Poisonous fumes from engine can kill you. Do not operate indoors even if Ventilated. For outdoor use only.

You can be burned by muffler. Do not touch.

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1. Tire / Wheel Assembly
2. Fenders
3. Safety Chains
4. 50mm Coupler
5. Manual Canister
6. Switch
7. Engine
8. Rotate Handle
9. Split Control Handle A
10. Control Valve
11. Cylinder
12. Split Control Handle B
13. Log Fixture
14. Log Cradle
15. Base plate / Beam
16. Lifting bar
17. Gear Pump

Open Shipping Crate

1. Set the shipping Crate on a solid, flat surface.
2. Carefully cut the shipping bands and remove lid of shipping crate.
3. Using two people to lift all parts out of the box
4. Locate all hardware before beginning assembly.

	Step 1Wheel Assembly1. Attach the wheels (#4) to the wheel stand secure using flat washer ∅20 (#6), thin hex slotted nut M20x1.5 (#8) and cotter pin ∅4x36 (#5). Install the axle cap (#7) on the end using rubber hammer.
	Attach Tow bar and Support Leg1. Attach the tow bar (#2) to the hydraulic reservoir using hex bolt M12x35 (#35), flat washer ∅12 (#20) and hex lock nut M12 (#25).2. Attach fenders (#89 & #90) to the hydraulic reservoir using hex bolt M8x25 (#69), flat washer ∅8 (#37), lock washer ∅8 (#57) and hex lock nut M8 (#38). Attach rubber washer (#131) between fender and hydraulic reservoir.

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Step 3:

Attach Beam and Manual Canister

1. Attach the beam to the tow bar using Hitch Pin (#50) and R Pin (#71).
2. Attach rear support leg (#85) to the tow bar using hex bolt M10x70(#137) and hex lock nut M10 (#114). When standing, secure the beam with a pull handle (#82) and an R pin (#71).
3. Remove hex bolt M6x65 (#104), large flat washer ∅6 (#105) and nylon lock nut M6 (#102) from tow bar, secure manual canister (#101) to the tow bar by items #104, #105 and #102.
4. Attach two plastic handles (#14) to the control handle and two plastic handles (#14) to the beam control valve mounting plate by hex lock nut M10 (#114).

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Step 4:

Attach Engine and the Oil Pipe

1. Attach the engine (#11) to the wheel stand using polyurethane block (#12) and large flat washer ∅10 (#58), hex bolt M8x65 (#36), flat washer ∅8(#37), lock washer ∅8 (#57), hex lock nut M8 (#38).
2. Attach the clear oil pipe (#43) to the gear pump oil inlet connector, positioning by clamp (#44).
3. Attach the high pressure oil pipe (#39) to the gear pump oil outlet connector, sealing with O ring ∅14x2.5 (#32).
4. Attach hydraulic hose (#42) to hydraulic reservoir connector, sealing with O ring ∅14x2.5 (#32).
   Note: Tighten hydraulic hose connector between torque of 80-90N·m. Adjust the hydraulic hose to a non-kinked state and the connector should be upright.

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Step 5: Electric Breaking Switch

1. Connect the wires of engine and electric breaking switch using quick connector.

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Step 6: Attach the Log Cradle

1. Attach log cradle (#53) to the beam using hex bolt M10x35 (#129) and hex lock nut M10 (#114). The tightness is appropriate for log cradle rotation.

Step 7:

Add engine oil (0.6L SAE30)

1. Make sure the log splitter is on a level surface.
2. Remove oil fill cap to add oil.
3. Refer to the separate owner's engine manual for the amount needed of SAE10W-30 engine oil; replace oil fill cap/dipstick.
4. Check engine oil level before use and add if needed.

NOTE: During the break-in period check the engine oil level often.

Step 8

Add gasoline to the engine

1. Use only clean, fresh, regular unleaded E5 fuel (Octane 98/100).
2. DO NOT mix oil with fuel.
3. Remove the fuel cap and slowly add fuel to the tank. DO NOT overfill allow approximately 14 inch of space for fuel expansion.
4. Screw on the fuel cap and wipe away any spilled fuel.

Step 9

Add hydraulic oil

1. The log splitter needs to be on a flat, level surface before adding the hydraulic oil.
2. Remove the oil cap from the hydraulic reservoir.
3. Add 11 liters of hydraulic oil AW32, AW46 & universal hydraulic oil are all acceptable types of fluid. Automatic transmission fluid should be used when operating in temperatures below 32 degrees (all units are tested and have excess oil in the ram).
4. Check the hydraulic oil level.
5. Start engine and use the control lever to extend and retract wedge several times to remove air from the lines.
6. With the wedge retracted, check hydraulic oil level again and fill if necessary.

Important warnings before start

The log splitter is a tool which, if used wrongly, can cause serious accidents. It is therefore important that you read and understand the user manual before using the tool, especially the safety warnings marked with the symbol:

The log splitter is only intended for splitting logs of wood, if the size corresponds to the recommended indicates: Length 25-61 cm. Diameter 20-40 cm.
⚠ DO NOT at any time carry passengers, sit or stand on the log splitter.
Check the hydraulic oil level and visually inspect all hoses and attachments for problems.
⚠️ Inspect the engine and make sure the engine oil level is correct.

Before towing the log splitter the tires need to be fully inflated.
Refer to the vehicle owner's manual for proper safety and towing instructions.
The log splitter must (except from the operator) have at least 5 m of clearance to people or animals. It needs to be on a dry and level surface with good footing. Do not work on mud, ice, brush or snow. When using the log splitter, the work zone must always be maintained.

NOTE: Serious accidents can happen when other people are allowed inside the work zone. Keep everyone else outside the work zone while operating the control lever.

Always keep your feet away from the splitting plate. The feet must always be kept within the WORK ZONE while working with the log splitter. Never kick wood that is standing on the splitting plate, while holding the handles and the wedge runs down. This can result in jam and serious injury. Always release both handles before the feet leave the work zone.

WORK ZONE

Always keep the work zone clean and free of splitted wood and debris.
Always wear safety gear, eye protection, gloves and work boots when operating the log splitter
The hydraulic oil needs to be above 0^ C before starting the engine. Cold hydraulic oil can damage the hydraulic pump. If outdoor air temperature is below 0^ C allow the log splitter to warm up by extending and returning the wedge several times before splitting wood.

Put both support legs in the down position to prevent the log splitter from moving during operation and block both tires.

Load a log onto the beam against the base plate.

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Keep hands away from all moving parts around wedge head and piston. This also applies when the wedge / piston returns. If a piece of wood is stuck on the wedge, there is a risk that it will be pulled up so that hands / fingers can be pinched between the wood and the protective guard at the starting position of the wedge.

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A Wood, unlike most other materials, is very varied and can behave differently when splitting depending on the type of wood, moisture and whether it has many knots and side branches. Most wood is easily cleaved without problems. However, in some cases, the wood can be very hard, and the log splitter must build up extra pressure before the wood splits. This can mean that the wood "jumps" and divides with high pressure. The same can apply if the tree has many knots.

Note: The log splitter may only be used by one person!

Follow the following procedure:

1. Check that the log splitter is stably placed on a firm surface.

2. Put the beam in a vertical position by loosening and removing the locking pin and carefully tipping the base plate down towards the ground. Remember to lock the beam again with the locking pin.
   NOTE: The log splitter can only be used in a vertical position.

3. Start the engine (see instructions in separate engine operating instructions).

4. Place a piece of wood in the center of the base plate of the log splitter.

5. Activate the control levers A and B with both hands by pressing them down. It causes the piston with the wedge to run down towards the piece of wood. If one or both control levers are released, the wedge stops in the position in which it is located.

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1. Let the wedge run down until the wood divides into two parts and release the handles.

2. Push up the right control handle A, which causes the wedge to return.

The log splitter can provide a pressure of approx. 20 tons, which is more than enough to split most wood, even wood that has been stored for time. In the rare cases that the machine cannot split a very hard piece of wood, do not press the cylinder for more than 30 seconds, as the hydraulic oil can otherwise overheat and cause damage to the hydraulic system. In such cases, release the piece of wood and try splitting it in another position (e.g. turn it 90^ ) or skip it.

The log splitter is equipped with a wood lifting function, which should be used when splitting long and heavy pieces of wood. The function cannot be used on short pieces.

To use the wood lifter, the chain from the lifting bar must be mounted on the holder A. If you do not want to use the lifting function, the chain must be mounted on the holder B.

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1. Drive the wedge all the way to the bottom so that the lifting bar rests on the ground.
2. Place a long piece of wood on the lifting bar and let the wood end rest against the bottom plate (1).
3. Activate the right control lever (push up) so that the wedge moves backwards. The chain which is attached to the splitting head and lifting bar now lifts the wood piece up on the base plate (2).
4. Split the wood by activating both control levers (3).

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Use of log fixture

On left control handle is a log fixture device which can be held down against the wood. The fixture device can be moved along the handle by loosening the bolt to fit any piece of wood being split. In addition to keeping the wood clamped, it can also be used as a counter-holder for clamped wood.

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Removal of pinched wood

If a piece of wood gets stuck on the wedge, remove it as instructed below:

1. If the wood is loosely fastened around the wedge, the wooden holder can be used to counter hold when the wood is pulled up by the wedge.
2. If the wood is very stuck: Move the wedge up so that the piece of wood is approximately 5-10 cm above the base plate and release the control handles
3. Take a heavy tool with a handle, e.g. a large hammer or ax (the back of the head) or just a larger piece of wood and hit it on the wood that is pinched around the wedge. Make sure to keep a good distance with your feet so that they are not hit by the falling wood.
4. Turn the piece of wood over and split it again from the opposite side until the wood is completely split.

WARNING: Only the user of the log splitter may loosen a pinched piece of wood. Other people must not help as it can result in dangerous situations.

The coupling point for control handle B (12) can be adjusted so that the handle does not have to be pushed down so far to activate the cylinder. To adjust the coupling point, the spring (green arrow 1) must be pressed down using the nuts (orange arrow 2). Start with the lower nut and then the middle nut. Finish by turning the top nut (blue arrow 3) down in level.

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For vehicle towing

When vehicle towing, pull the log cradle and lifting bar must be put in transport position.

A: Pull the spring pin and push the log cradle in the direction of the arrow and fix the spring pin so it is locked in position.

B: Pull the spring pin and push the lifting bracket in the direction of the arrow and fix the spring pin.

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NO HORIZONTAL USE

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Note: Do not remove the Electric Breaking Swith without permission.

1. Pull beam lock pin 2. Rotate beam to vertical position by lifting end of beam

FOR VEHICLE TOWING

Press handle down and lock tightly. Rotate the Rear SupportLeg to the up position. Rotate the Front Support Leg to the up positin. Hook safety chains to towing vehicle.

Before performing maintenance, the log splitter must be placed in maintenance mode.

1. Turn off engine.
2. Move the control valve handle forward and backward to relieve hydraulic pressure.

After performing maintenance, make sure all guards, shields, and safety features are put back in place. Failure to follow this warning can result in serious injury.

Refer to the engine owner's manual for engine maintenance.

What When How
Hoses Each Use	Inspect for exposed	d wire mesh and leaks.Replaceall worn or damaged hoses before starting engine
Hydraulic Fittings	Each Use Inspect	for cracks and leaks. Replace all damaged fittings before starting engine
Nuts and Bolts Each Use Check for	loose bolts
Beam Each Use	Apply grease to be	am surface
Moving Parts Each Use Clear debris

Troubleshooting

Problem
Cylinder rod will not move	SOLUTION: A,D,E,H,J
Slow cylinder rod speed when extending or retracting	SOLUTION: A,B,C,H,I,K,L
Wood will not split or splits extremely slowly	SOLUTION: A,B,C,F,I,K
Engine bogs down during splitting	SOLUTION: G,L
Engine stalls under low load condition	SOLUTION: D,E,L,M
Cause Solution
A-Insufficient oil to pump Check oil level in reservoir
B-Air in oil Check oil level in reservoir
C-Excessive pump inlet vacuum	Check pump inlet hose for blockage or kinks
D-Blocked hydraulic lines	Flush and clean the splitter hydraulic system
E-Blocked control valve Flush and clean the splitter hydraulic system
F-Low control valve setting Adjust control valve with a pressure gauge
G-High control valve setting Adjust control valve with a pressure gauge
H-Damaged control valve Return control valve for authorized repair
I-Internal control valve leak Return control valve for authorized repair
J-Internal cylinder leak Return cylinder for authorized repair
K-Internally damaged cylinder Return cylinder for authorized repair
L-Engine Control out of adjustment Adjust idle control nuts
M-Engine is loaded during idle down mode	Use shorter log length (24” or less) to allow engine to speed up before contact.

Specifications

Model Power Split 2100 V
Engine Texas TG725B (212 cc).
Maximum Pressure 20 ton
Hydraulic Fluid Capacity Approx. 14,5 liters
Hydraulic Fluid Type	10wt AW32, ASLE H-150, or ISO32
Maximum Towing Speed	30 km/h
Recommended Log Length 25-61 cm
Recommended Log Diameter	20-40 cm
Maximum Log Weight	45 kg
Hydraulic Cylinder Bore	11,5 cm
Net weight	246 kg

The manufacturer reserves the right to make improvements in design and/or changes in specifications at any time without incurring any obligation to install them on units previously sold.

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PAS D'UTILISATION HORIZONTALE

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Responsible for documentation

Johnny Lolk

17.12.2021

Harry Tahn

Johnny Lolk

Managing Director

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