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1 hour ago, openspaceman said:

As you wish.

 

Yes oil does get hot and may require oil coolers but the way it gets hot is as I explained. My tractor based grapple loader ran from 1983 to present with no oil cooler because the duty cycle coupled with a well sized reservoir meant the oil never got above blood temperature.

I get it and completely understand , then I read it through again, and whopper choppa was referring to for being sold to.flip flops .

Im referring to log splitters cooking themselves.  See you've answered yourself decent size oil reservoir, most sub ten ton diggers and log splitters dont have that, so all the machinery ive brought has oil coolers fitted from factory standard

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