Posted by jdemaris on September 25, 2014 at 05:08:34 from (70.194.5.44):
In Reply to: pto log splitter posted by 1955 950 on September 24, 2014 at 14:08:09:
I have an American vertical splitter and love it. Bought it 10 years ago used for $500. Has a big Prince PTO pump and easy to swap from tractor to tractor. Never skipped a beat. Much more convenient then a self-powered unit. I can drive to where the big trees are and split on-site. Works nice for stuff so big you can't move until split. Fuel use is not an issue if used on a smaller tractor. If you stick it on a 100 horse diesel and let the engine run near idle - yeah, it will be a fuel hog.
http://www.americancls.com/
Just got mine trucked to northern Michigan from NY. It was one of my "keepers."
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