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PTO powered log splitter

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Kippster

02-26-2006 07:30:52




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I"ve been looking for a PTO powered log splitter for my Farmall H. I"ve seen some that were like a big cone wiht threads on it. Can someone give me some hints on where to find one of these kritters?? I want this rig to be as simple and as inexpensive as possible, so the threaded cone idea sounds good. Thanks for any input. Kippster




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Kippster

02-28-2006 07:20:27




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 Re: PTO powered log splitter in reply to Kippster, 02-26-2006 07:30:52  
I guess in most people"s eyes machinery is at fault for the majority of injuries. Machinery is only as dangerous as it"s operator as far as I am concerned. If you try to unplug a corn picker when it is still running, you are asking to lose an arm. If you run a JD model m on a hilside, you"re looking for a rollover. Thanks for the input anyway. Everyone is entitled to their oppinion and I don"t blame anyone here for voicing it.

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Kippster

02-28-2006 07:20:20




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 Re: PTO powered log splitter in reply to Kippster, 02-26-2006 07:30:52  
I guess in most people"s eyes machinery is at fault for the majority of injuries. Machinery is only as dangerous as it"s operator as far as I am concerned. If you try to unplug a corn picker when it is still running, you are asking to lose an arm. If you run a JD model m on a hilside, you"re looking for a rollover. Thanks for the input anyway. Everyone is entitled to their oppinion and I don"t blame anyone here for voicing it.

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igloo

02-27-2006 17:49:01




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 Re: PTO powered log splitter in reply to Kippster, 02-26-2006 07:30:52  
I have the one that goes on the axle when you take off the wheel. It's called the "stickler" I bought mine two years ago and I love it. If you pay attention to what your doing, and block up the vehicle correctly you will have no trouble. I have not found a piece of wood I couldn't split. I am going to rig mine up with an old rear end to mount to the back of my tractor and run off of pto.
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R Fink

02-26-2006 11:07:23




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 Re: PTO powered log splitter in reply to Kippster, 02-26-2006 07:30:52  
I have one of those splitters and they are very dangerious not worth useing.



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Dave NE IA

02-26-2006 09:55:20




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 Re: PTO powered log splitter in reply to Kippster, 02-26-2006 07:30:52  
I know where there are a couple of them, both are in sheds and hardly used. However neither farmer will sell them. They will indeed kill you. I have a screw that goes on the pto, I could give you, but I also seen what can happen, thus will decline. It has no monitary value, and I had big ideas at one time.
My brother up in MN. had a friend that purchased the hub mount for his pickup. He jacked it up, but did not chain his pickup to a tree and stuck a chunk on that did not split and the truck took off down the field. (with the chunk on the wheel like a game leg) He said it was quite a site to see. He felt very good that his small son had just insisted on getting out a little before the event, as it ended up in the ditch. I'm certianly sympathetic towards not wanting to spend alot, but they are trouble waiting to happen. Dave NE IA

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benny2

02-26-2006 08:46:35




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 Split Wood or DYE Re: PTO powered log splitter in reply to Kippster, 02-26-2006 07:30:52  
What you want to DYE early?? Screws were NEVER made to go on the PTO it just turns to fast. They used to have them to bolt on a car or pickup rear drive wheel. I think all the makers of these have been KILLED with lawsuits!!



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paul

02-26-2006 18:34:30




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 Re: Split Wood or DYE Re: PTO powered log splitter in reply to benny2, 02-26-2006 08:46:35  
He posted in several forums I guess, I repied to his other one so I won't repeat myself much, but Unicorn still makes the wheel one, they are online. There were several brands of pto ones made, you run the tractor at about idle, spins at a couple 100 rpm if that.

This is discussed about every 3 months here, a search will bring up info here.

--->Paul



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