Wood splitter

[stray]

Controls on the PT.

 

[MossRoad]

Cool!

 

[pajoube]

Very nice job. You are one talented individual.
PJ

 

[J_J]

Nice work on the valve placement and the ROPS assembly, now you have a place to mount new lights for splitting wood after dark and other things as well. Keep up the good work.

 

[stray]

Here it is. I could post more pics if anyone is interested

 

[tracdoc]

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stray,

Where? Were you going to attach a pic for us? We love pics.

 

[SCOTCHERS]

Stray,

Just wanted to know if you have any idea of the estimated tonage for you log splitter. Excuse me where are my manners. AWESOME Job. Do you have an approximate cost in materials excluding you time? Did you hook it up to the power tracs hydraulics? I didn't see where it hooked up too nor did I see a separate resevoir. Are you selling them? Would you sell the plans? I'm very desparate for a log splitter, however, my ideal would be to have one like yours attached to the power trac. It has numerous functions that way. Again, Awesome job and any info or recommendations I'd love to hear from you. John Sargeant /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

 

[stray]

This pic kinda shows how the hoses are hooked up to the PTO

 

[stray]

I'll try again

 

[Highridge]

I just finished reading the thread - Great Job, Stray!
I think I missed the part on how you power the splitter. Do you use the PTO?
I'm probably going to end up buying the one from Northern Tools like JJ suggested once I get my PT.