The old log splitter thing again

[JDeerekid]

You don't need all that fancy junk . Here is my set up . I build a ramp down hill from where I cut up logs and roll to ramp, back truck up to spliter and load on truck when split . saves picking up off ground both to put on spliter & truck . I just split 32 loads the last two weeks that way. With little or no help . Last picture is part of wood I split.

Cool idea with the ramp!!!

 

[tinman955]

I recently purchased a 27 Ton Cub Cadet log splitter and could not be more happy. It does everything as designed, time will tell how it holds up. It has split everything Ive thrown at it with ease. Its quiet and smooth to operate. I looked at the Troy built units at Lowes and decided against it for the reason its trailer assembly wasnt as nice as the Cubby unit, lack of lights also. Plus I purchased the Cubby from a local small dealer. I also paid 1364 cash for the unit in the crate fresh off the truck.