Posted by Tom in Mo. on January 21, 2012 at 07:06:48 from (75.129.173.99):
In Reply to: My best tractor posted by Tom in Mo. on January 21, 2012 at 06:42:18:
Right behind the tire is where the splitter connects to the PTO of the transmission. The splitter has a joint for steering between the pump and the cylinder.
I'd have to look in the manual for the splitter power but it has split everything put to it. Elm, Sycamore, knots and joints; it doesn't matter. If it doesn't split it, it will cut through it like a knife. The splitter was made by Didier and marketed by Troybilt as an accessory.
Yes, you can ride with the feet on the axles.
This post was edited by Tom in Mo. at 07:12:06 01/21/12 2 times.
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