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Re: wood splitter
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Posted by andy b. on November 05, 2004 at 20:24:43 from (24.229.206.5):
In Reply to: Re: wood splitter posted by JT on November 05, 2004 at 16:00:57:
you've never seen this splitter. :-) actually, the splitter probably came with a 5 or 6HP engine. when i got it the guy bolted a few pieces of wood to the frame and jury-rigged up this 8HP engine. and i can safely say the "replacement" motor is not an OHV engine, as the manufacture date is 1972. thanks for the tip about winter use on the snowthrower engine. i believe the engine tin is the same as the standard B&S engines of the time, but i will check it. i do know the engine does not have an air cleaner, as most old snowthrower engines did not. oh well, the old 8HP engine didn't have an air cleaner either. :-) andy b.
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