Posted by AndrewFromNS on January 17, 2008 at 08:35:29 from (24.224.177.85):
In Reply to: log spltter posted by andys on January 16, 2008 at 15:56:43:
The 135 I used to split with, while not the quickest to cycle, had more then enough force to split anything I was splitting (100 year old maples and oaks, some poplar, ash and spruce thrown in for good measure). Cycle was probably 30 or 40 seconds under load while splitting, though I can't remember...that has to be nearly 10 years ago now. We used to leave the tractor at a lower RPM since we didn't want to burn a lot of fuel, and the exhaust dumped right by the splitter (ack!). But, when the splitting got tough, the RPMs would go up, and so would the power of the splitter.
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