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Re: tractors log splitters
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Posted by Tim in New York on November 07, 2005 at 08:57:57 from (128.84.36.100):
In Reply to: tractors log splitters posted by pperry on November 07, 2005 at 03:21:06:
Speed is a question of perspective. I've used a 3pt splitter for about 20 years - running it off the remotes on my IH 2424 industrial. I used to think it was a kinda slow. But now that I'm closing in on 50, its just about the right speed. Actually, the cycle speed seems just about right to throw away the split pieces, then grab the next block off the pile. One big advantage - its nice working at waist height. I usually only cut pieces that need to be split into 6 chunks or less. No problem lifting them, and a heck of a lot better than bending over to knee height. Although, I think some of the new independent splitters have high tables. I'm happy with one less engine to maintain. Tim in New York
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