Posted by thurlow on November 10, 2010 at 07:53:19 from (74.177.47.113):
In Reply to: 3 Pt Log Splitter posted by Lloyd in South Carolina on November 09, 2010 at 13:21:07:
Could just build your own; they're pretty straight-forward. Got one I've been using about 35 years; have used it on numerous 20 and 30 series tractors.......running about 1200-1500 rpm. Doesn't use a lot of diesel at that speed, but if I were building one today, I'd probably start with a small hp gasoline engine. I'd post a picture, but the last 2 times I was on Photobucket, I got a virus and the second time, I wound up having to reformat my hard drive........after trying everything I knew or ever heard of to get it cleaned up. I may try another photo-hosting site; tinypic, maybe?
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