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Re: tractors log splitters
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Posted by jimNCal on November 07, 2005 at 19:34:42 from (4.246.132.184):
In Reply to: tractors log splitters posted by pperry on November 07, 2005 at 03:21:06:
I conned my wife(then girlfriend)into going to an auction for me while I was at work to bid on a large trailer mounted splitter with a Tecumseh(sp?) engine. She got it cheaper than I would have! Works vertical or horizontal. The engine is getting real stubborn about starting so I'm planning on converting the thing over to PTO driven and drawbar pulling. MAY just delete the wheels altogether and just pick it up with the 3pt. Anyway...splitters aren't that hard to come by used. Google search comes up with LOTS of plans(340,000)to "build your own". Good luck!
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