Balfor PRO50 OR 2600C ROAD Log Splitter with Radio Control - Extreme Power and Advanced Control for Wood Up to 2.60 Meters
The Balfor PRO50 OR 2600C ROAD with radio control is the ideal choice for those looking for maximum power and precision when processing large logs. With a capacity of 50 tonnes and the ability to process logs up to 2.60 metres , this log splitter is designed for intensive operations. The radio control allows for total and safe remote control, improving efficiency and safety, while the towing hitch makes it easily compatible with tractors for optimum manoeuvrability.
Perfect for those looking for a robust and high-performance log splitter, the PRO50 OR 2600C ROAD is built to last, reducing working times and optimizing wood splitting operations. It is the perfect ally for professionals in the agricultural and forestry sector who require high and reliable performance.
How the shaft drive works
The PTO drive is a crucial component for the operation of horizontal log splitters for tractors. This transmission system allows the power generated by the tractor engine to be transferred to the attachments, such as the log splitter, efficiently and reliably. The PTO drive consists of a series of articulated joints that allow the transmission of rotary motion even when the axis of the drive shaft is not perfectly aligned with the axis of the attachment. This flexibility reduces mechanical stress, improving the durability and overall performance of the agricultural equipment. The correct use of the PTO drive ensures optimal operating efficiency and prolongs the useful life of the log splitter.
THE REMOTE CONTROL:
Using a log splitter radio remote control makes the log splitting operation more efficient and safer by allowing the operator to control the machine from a distance, without having to be exposed to physical risks. These radio controls are designed to simplify the use of this machine, allowing the operator to manage it efficiently and safely from a comfortable and safe position. Log splitter radio controls consist of a portable transmitter and a receiver that is installed on the machine. The transmitter has a number of buttons that allow you to control the functions of the machine, such as starting and stopping the engine, adjusting the hydraulic oil pressure and advancing the log. The receiver, on the other hand, is equipped with an antenna that receives the radio signals sent by the transmitter and converts them into electrical signals that are used to control the various components of the machine. In this way, the operator can control the machine precisely and without having to be directly next to it, reducing the risk of injury or accidents.
