Recent content by glastron23

we found the same problem with the 6 way, we were jamming all the time, we removed it all together. The other problem came to light is when a piece is going through the 4 way the bottom was lifting the knife, the upper mount for the cylinder broke, we had to modify it to allow about 3 inches of...

curious about the 900 psi also, we run a F11 motor with a 10 gpm pump, it normal runs about 1400 to 1600 psi (any higher and we need to sharpen the chain) the speed is lower but the torque is there. the feed speed is the critical thing (and hardest thing to control) when using lower motor...

here's our plow truck.... and YES it has cross over reliefs.....

here is a pic of a hose blister that blew out inside the boom

i think you should be looking for one of these motors Parker F11 we used a triple pump, one for the saw, one for the splitter and one for the other cylinders. we run 2 -10Gpm and 1 5 Gpm pump.. yes could use more on the saw but unless you are doing this for a living you can keep 2 people busy...

just found a Ford county super six for sale,... i think the wife would leave if i went and rescued this one... going to miss her....LOL.. don't ask me why but i love these things http://vintagetractorengineer.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/county1184-300x225.jpg