answer 1
To be honest you can use them either way, In tandum one behind the other or I found it to be a little easier to use the left handle to move the ram against the log [ it seems to move the ram faster] and then i use the right handle to split the log [ it seems to move the ram slower but with more force] I hope this helps with your question!!
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
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Rick23
- Graham, North Carolina
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answer 2
Independently. You start with the left, longer travel, lever until tension is built, then switch to right, which has a shorter travel and generates more torque (if that's the right term). Once the split has started, you can go back to the longer travel lever to force it through the split.
answered 1 year, 1 month ago
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answer 3
I USE THE HANDLES SEPARATELY, BUT THEY WILL WORK IN TANDEM.
answered 1 year, 1 month ago
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RusticRose
- New Hampshah
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answer 4
The levers on this Wel-Bilt manual log splitter operate independently.
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answer 5
I found that the right side pump handle moves the ram a shorter distance than the left, however using both in tandem action works as well as just using one. Besides it makes for a good workout. Once you have the length of your log you can stop the ram during retraction and cut down on the forward distance it must travel to make contact with the log.
answered 11 months ago
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WallaceC
- Alice Texas
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answer 6
Independantly, one is for a more powerful thrust and one is more for nothcing it up and the harder logbreaks. Pretty effective actually.
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answer 7
both. the left handle moves the log quicker while right handle moves slower with more power to split tough logs
answered 11 months ago
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GT73
- orangecounty new york
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