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Super 55 Log Splitter

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Matt Kane

08-16-2006 13:43:28




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I was just wondering if there was a way to hook up my external hydraulics to a log splitter? I'm just not sure how many lines come out of the external hydraulics, I see one plug, but not sure of the others. I have a large log splitter that the motor needs too much work, and I was considering converting it to a 3 pt, or use my pto for the hydraulic pump on the splitter. Any ideas?




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Mike (WA)

08-17-2006 08:45:36




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 Re: Super 55 Log Splitter in reply to Matt Kane, 08-16-2006 13:43:28  
Most are not satisfied after converting a splitter to run off tractor hydraulics- much too slow. You may want to look at the flow your present setup has, compared to the 5 gpm or so you will get out of the tractor.



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