SwampmanLA
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Finally had time to build this baby log splitter. It is about 8 tons and does what I need it to. Built it for under $250 with parts from Surplus Center.
Log splitter
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MossRoad
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- Power Trac PT425 2001 Model Year
Tested it out yet?
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SwampmanLA
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Yes I split some 8" oak with no issue.
smilindave
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Very nice. What size cylinder did you use
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SwampmanLA
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I think it is 3"
MuncyBob
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Nice job! Next you need a cradle on that beam, sure has saved my back over the years.
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SwampmanLA
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Yes a cradle is in my plans. Have a few other things at the top of my list now so it my be awhile.
J_J
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3 in cyl, 1.5 shaft
At 2500 psi you would have 8 ton +
At 3000 psi you would have 10 ton +
At 2500 psi you would have 8 ton +
At 3000 psi you would have 10 ton +