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I heard most of the safety concerns are while handling the wood and spinoff. I would be safe(r) up and away on the tractor.

Almost exactly what I'm talking about. Splitting 12-14" for the small house and 16" for the garage stove most rounds under 20" diamiter and mostly oak maple and ash. Been told the string stuff doesn't do so well. More advice needed for my smaller tractor! Real large rounds go to my healthy...

I should add the lengths I cut at. 12-14 for the home and 16 for the garage stoves.

Need advise, anyone here use a screw type log splitter? I'm disabled and can do most things around the homestead independently, but moving around the rounds, my legs just won't handle more than a few and give out. I saw on YouTube a screw log splitter that went on the end of the backhoe and...

My tc18 ran great till yesterday when using it heavily (for the size). It started to lose power both HST and hydraulic. Started it today and quickly lost power again. (I'm guessing it warmed up) Related or not, I noticed it was dripping (drip every 10-15 seconds when running and under load...

Hi and thank you for adding me. I bought a used tc18 tractor with a custom ordered yannmar about three years ago for snow removal and building my house. Since then it's been through a lot! About 6 months after I bought it my son borrowed it to do some work at his grandma's. 15 minutes after...

My tc18 ran fine till yesterday when I started loosing power in the hydraulics and HST at the same time after heavier use. Related or not, I also noticed a hydraulic fluid leak that seems to be coming from somewhere under the diesel tank that's dripping on the gear box right behind the starter...