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Re: 3 point log splitter for Ford 800
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Posted by Mike Van on September 21, 2005 at 13:18:05 from (24.151.104.209):
In Reply to: 3 point log splitter for Ford 800 posted by Joe Boisclair on September 21, 2005 at 10:09:39:
Joe, just my .02 - I don't know the hp of your Ford, but a 5 hp briggs with a 2 stage pump will probably out split it and use less gas doing so. I almost did a 3 pt years back, but I couldn't see running my 574 [52 hp] almost wide open to split wood. No 2 stage pump on a tractor. Those new splitters for under 1000.00 will tilt vertical or lay flat. I've read some good reports on the ones from TSC.
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