Mark
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Great set up, but would need straight lengths of wood. All the stuff I cut up and split is just tree clearance stuff would never work.Not suitable for my wood, but impressive to watch
Great set up, but would need straight lengths of wood. All the stuff I cut up and split is just tree clearance stuff would never work.Not suitable for my wood, but impressive to watch
seen that one before ... the op is exceptionally good with it .... getting the timber in the top rack is quite an art, that he has off to a tee ... there's a much longer vid of him 'performing'Not suitable for my wood, but impressive to watch
Not suitable for my wood, but impressive to watch
works fine just keep splitting at it until its small enough with a bit of practice I can upend a 2ft dia log and split into log sizesNot so good if you wanna split into half a dozen bits tho
summat like this one?works fine just keep splitting at it until its small enough with a bit of practice I can upend a 2ft dia log and split into log sizes
similar but mine goes right to left rather than back and forward so much better view of what you are doing also i flip all mine to end grain not into the side of the log -dont think that op has much experience !!!!!summat like this one?
Like the concept, I’m guessing the retract is quite slow if done off digger aux hydraulics and it would be manually retracted I presume off pedal.summat like this one?
Got any pictures. I've just bought the one i put up for Graham and I'm thinking this is the way to go. Anything to avoid manual worksimilar but mine goes right to left rather than back and forward so much better view of what you are doing also i flip all mine to end grain not into the side of the log -dont think that op has much experience !!!!!
Unless you're dealing with stuff you can't lift i think digger mounted like that are a time waster. If you wanna split a 9" log into four set it on splitter crack it turn it 90 by hand split again next bit. Rolling it about on floor with digger to get it in right spot is just burning diesel imho.Got any pictures. I've just bought the one i put up for Graham and I'm thinking this is the way to go. Anything to avoid manual work![]()
summat like this un DylanGot any pictures. I've just bought the one i put up for Graham and I'm thinking this is the way to go. Anything to avoid manual work![]()
Yeah but I'm a lazy gitUnless you're dealing with stuff you can't lift i think digger mounted like that are a time waster. If you wanna split a 9" log into four set it on splitter crack it turn it 90 by hand split again next bit. Rolling it about on floor with digger to get it in right spot is just burning diesel imho.
There's lazy and there's a job you cba with lasting 3 times as long though.Yeah but I'm a lazy git![]()
if I were you Dyl I'd make an adaptor to fit the 3 point link mount points/holes, with a pick up set on it ... could then just drop that off if you want to put it behind yer traccyGot any pictures. I've just bought the one i put up for Graham and I'm thinking this is the way to go. Anything to avoid manual work![]()
Yeah thats exactly what i was thinking. It would be handy just for moving it about, putting it on the pickup.if I were you Dyl I'd make an adaptor to fit the 3 point link mount points/holes, with a pick up set on it ... could then just drop that off if you want to put it behind yer traccy
totally agree ..... but out of stockI recently bought a 22T ES Log Splitter from Rock Machinery. £1500 inc vat. It is meant for the horizontal use only due to some EU law that was meant to be coming into place apparently but got scrapped. However its just a case of not wiring up the micro switch. It works in both positions. Its been great! Its a very powerful splitter. Pic below is when it arrived. I looked at making my own originally, but I just couldn't make it for the money this was plus the time I would waste doing it.
Benefit of this is, its got it's own engine and doesn't rely on anything else to power it.
Highly recommended! Plus their customer service is great!
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