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Re: 3-pt wood splitter!
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Posted by Puller504 on July 01, 2002 at 16:15:18 from (65.238.41.107):
In Reply to: 3-pt wood splitter! posted by Mike on June 24, 2002 at 20:30:07:
Hi Mike,I bought a homemade (kit) splitter made out of a cylinder and a 7' length of train rail at a local farm auction for $75. No valve, I have to use the auxillary valve on the tractor. My IH504 ran it a little slow, so we mounted it onto my Oliver 1600. Bigger tractor, bigger pump. Ram goes through anything we can pick up to put on the rail. TSC Store in town wants $1000 to do same job. I'll leave $925 in the bank and use the valve on the tractor!
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