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Re: Mechanical Tractor Log-Splitter?
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Posted by Lee Sackett on February 12, 2004 at 21:27:59 from (65.73.95.75):
In Reply to: Mechanical Tractor Log-Splitter? posted by Kenneth Fass on February 12, 2004 at 13:30:15:
Please check out my web page www.leejsackett.com and follow the link to the log splitter section. I have custom built many hydraulic splitters for various tractors and setups and would be very happy to help anyone out with a project. The harder I have to think about it, the more fun it is! :) As far as the H farmall, the belly pump has enough power to split most big logs in my splitter. Done it lots of times. We could tap into the hyd. on that C loader and run it to a hyd. splitter, too. Lots of options. Email me at lsackett@iname.com and we can talk more. Thanks!
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