Sorry to be a pain in the butt here but can anyone tell me where i can plumb in a return pipe (quick release couplings) on my super major please as would be better and easier with my log splitter.
Here is the sm and my log splitter.
http://s51.photobucket.com/user/Michael ... sort=3&o=2
http://s51.photobucket.com/user/Michael ... sort=3&o=1
http://s51.photobucket.com/user/Michael ... sort=3&o=4
Thanks mike
Where to plumb in for a return pipe.
Where to plumb in for a return pipe.
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Re: Where to plumb in for a return pipe.
The images didn't make it through as url's Mike, good try but no cigar just yet 

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Re: Where to plumb in for a return pipe.
This should work now oehrick thanks for letting me know.
mike
mike
Re: Where to plumb in for a return pipe.
If you copy and paste the "IMG" line from Photobucket it works.
You need to put the return in through the filler cap but do not use a quick release type or any other type of coupling without modification. There is a back pressure in the couplings that could also be causing your other problems. The best method is to dismantle the coupling and take out all the inside of both the male and female parts. this will give you a free flow return.
You need to put the return in through the filler cap but do not use a quick release type or any other type of coupling without modification. There is a back pressure in the couplings that could also be causing your other problems. The best method is to dismantle the coupling and take out all the inside of both the male and female parts. this will give you a free flow return.
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Re: Where to plumb in for a return pipe.
Thanks Brian that is where i have got a large dump pipe going to for the splitter now was hoping to use another port instead of having to keep unscrewing the filler cap.
Is there any other point on the super major to put as a return.
Thanks Mike
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f388/ ... f2hsxo.jpg
What about the place under the feed pipe in picture.
Is there any other point on the super major to put as a return.
Thanks Mike
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f388/ ... f2hsxo.jpg
What about the place under the feed pipe in picture.
Re: Where to plumb in for a return pipe.
Brian meant for you to drill a hole in the filler cap and install the coupling in the cap, so everything becomes one part.
Re: Where to plumb in for a return pipe.
I will see if i can find a piece to screw it to the filler cap hole before drilling holes in the cap.
I understand what you are saying and see what you mean and if i can find the right bit it will work fine.
Thanks guys.
Mike
I understand what you are saying and see what you mean and if i can find the right bit it will work fine.
Thanks guys.
Mike
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Re: Where to plumb in for a return pipe.
I screwed a fitting into the filler cap opening on my PM, works fine.
The filler hole was a tapered thread so I had to tap it with a parallel tap, I think it was 1 1/2" UNC

The filler hole was a tapered thread so I had to tap it with a parallel tap, I think it was 1 1/2" UNC
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