Badestnost P81 Log Splitter Valve – Auto Kickout, 80 L/min, 1/2" BSPP Work Ports

Purpose-built log splitter valve: pull the lever, split the log, and the auto kickout snaps the lever back to neutral the moment the ram bottoms out or you hit the set pressure – no stalling the engine, no cooked oil, no standing there holding it. European made, 80 L/min, with an adjustable kickout cartridge.

Ways to buy this valve:

• Off the shelf: the single spool auto-kickout valve below.
• Building around a Galtech? Our Q75 log splitter kits come with the kickout fitted – button below.
• Detent heads, seal kits and control spares are in the P80 and Z80 controls listing.

Pick your valve

What is in the box

• Badestnost P81 log splitter valve, lever fitted
• Adjustable auto-kickout cartridge, factory set
• Adjustable relief valve

Specifications

How to choose

• Match your pump: up to 80 L/min through this valve – typical 2-stage splitter pumps are well inside that.
• Wood that varies? The kickout pressure is adjustable – set it just above your hardest split.
• Want auto return on the backstroke too? Ask us about detent-return setups.

Technicians Advice

Set the kickout roughly 10-15% above the pressure your hardest logs need – too close and it kicks out mid-split, too high and it never releases and you are back to babysitting the lever. If the valve kicks out instantly on every stroke, the cartridge is set below your relief: wind the kickout up or the relief down so there is daylight between them. And plumb the tank line straight back to tank through the 3/4" port – log splitters cycle constantly, and back-pressure through an undersized return is what kills seals on these valves.

Complete your setup

Badestnost Z80 Valve (1-6 Spool)Galtech Q75 Log Splitter KitsP80 and Z80 Controls and Spares

Buying in bulk or fitting out a fleet? Call us for trade pricing.

Need help choosing? Call 1300 146 737 or email sales@mhfgc.com.au – real technicians, real answers.

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