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3PT logsplitter
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radioman
Super Member
It appears to be homemade and havent been run in ages. I dont see any oil spots on the beam so it might be a good working condition. Only way to tell is hook it up and run it.
greg_g
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- Western Kentucky
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- JD3720 Cab, 300X loader with 4-in-1 bucket
Yup, definitely a do-it-yourself appearance. Looks to me like you won't be able to split anything much longer than 15-16 inches. I try to keep mine at or under 22 inches due to the size of the fireplace. But pretty sure I can get at least 26 inchers on my SpeeCo.
I'm thinkin' that's about a $100 machine there.
//greg//
I'm thinkin' that's about a $100 machine there.
//greg//
AndyG
Gold Member
Certainly shop built but there is nothing wrong with that. I wonder why they have the spacer welded to the ram. There appears to be enough stroke on the cylinder to function without it. I purchased a factory unit like this at auction about 5 years ago for $150.00 I think that he is too high @ $350. Make an offer. Also, check to find out how much remotes or power beyond for your tractor will cost. It could be a deal breaker. All that said, I have really like my 3pt log splitter.
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clemsonfor
Super Member
Like the folks have told me my hydro pump is not fast enough for me to consider this. I have figured our how to add power beyond on my tractor it would be a couple QD's and some new ends made up to the lines for the splitter so cost is minimal, but some have guessed that my tractors 5gpm flow rate will return and 30-40 second cycle rate, with is not fast enough for me. i dont think i will even talk to him about it. Dont think he will come down to $200 or so.
pat32rf
Veteran Member
Around here I could buy the valve and cylinder new for $500, add some hoses and steel....welding rod, cutting gas, grinding wheels, green and yellow paint.....I'd pay $300
