fattyfat1
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i have seen many 3pt. logsplitters that use tractor hydraulics, but do they make one where the PTO drives a hydraulic pump so you don't have to use the tractors system?
PTO driven log splitter?
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wkpoor
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Check out this previously addressed topic.
2nd link has the pics of my setup.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/jd-owning-operating/94974-power-beyond-tsc-log-splitter.html
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/jd-owning-operating/94974-power-beyond-tsc-log-splitter-2.html
2nd link has the pics of my setup.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/jd-owning-operating/94974-power-beyond-tsc-log-splitter.html
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/jd-owning-operating/94974-power-beyond-tsc-log-splitter-2.html
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fattyfat1
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wkpoor, i was checking out that thread last night. great setup! its alittle rich for me as i don't need the speed or capacity that your unit has. for less than the price of your plumbing, lowes has a 27 ton honda 5.5 for 1300$ you didn't just go big, you went HUGE! I bet the wood sees that thing coming and flies apart before you even engage your PTO. you gotta give that thing a name, something that powerful deserves one! how about Neverhavetouseanaxeagain, its kinda long but it fits!
