What’s that oh so annoying blind spot when using a hydraulic rock splitter on a slope?
I watch these youtube pros just gliding through boulders on flat land with the rig , looks easy. Just this week, I wheeled it out my splitter on a 30 degree slope.
first off, didn’t split it clean on the first go even with pilot holes or slabs. the piston alignment is really something we take for granted if the surface under foot is uneven. Whoah, And hose protectors are priceless, one sharp corner and you’re jettisoning oil everywhere. just gotten myself a set of seals from Alibaba too, great price honestly. but what really bakes my noodle is no one speaks of how unpredictable those cracks become when there’s latent stress in the rock. you ever had it ricochet off on the side and wedge itself in?
Do you have any hacks in prediction of fissures on a rock before the twinski squeezes?