ANyone made a splitter to run on a small CTL?
I just line up about 20 - 30 logs on end in a radius around one of our excavators and split them with the teeth. its fast and pretty fun at the same time. logs have to be on a harder surface though
I just got done with my log spliter it turned out great made it on one day i will work on getting some pics of it
I built one myself about 9 years ago but I don't use it for splitting logs. I just used an I beam for the frame and boxed some heavy steel around it so the splitting anvil could ride on. Mine is a lot more heavy duty than what you would probably need. I don't have any pics of it that I know of but here's a video that might give you an idea as to how I made it. :drinkup http://s116.photobucket.com/albums/o22/sy733/shop/?action=view¤t=MOV00019.flv
Geez!!! That sounds like a Detroit powering that splitter! Man, that thing could split some wood!
Yea, at my old place, the only hydraulic power unit I had was powered by a detroit 371. I'd just rig up the hoses and spool valve from my old tire cutter and crush away. I now have 3 phase at my new place and have gathered most of the parts I need to put an electric hydraulic power unit together to get to crushing again. :drinkup
here's a couple pics I found of my crusher that might give you a better view of what I did.
I made one years ago, And left It with some friends at my old farm Instead of using a small Ibeam, I Used a 18" beam, This way It was easier on the back, Alot of log splitters IMO are too low to the ground:notworthy Danny
Ya you did the great job a like your crusher...
You did a wonderful work, thanks for sharing this. This really help people to have their own. Please posting such helpful stuff out here.
I neeeed one!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DweOo0VRXmM&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PL836D87A3F5FCB9B7 In case someone hasn't seen it.
Well! I'm gonna have to make one of these!
Exactly what I'm building right now.
what are the flow requirements?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/26090448295...X:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_1217wt_1282 I have the stuff to build one soon, I hope.
That eBay unit is to expensive for me.
It would take a lot of wood sales to pay for a $3ooo wood splitter.