Converting a woodsplitter into a firewood processor

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Scooby074

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Ive begun the process of converting my homebuilt Timberwolf clone splitter into a processor. Sorry for being slack with the pics, I keep forgetting the camera

The build thread for my splitter is here: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/219145-woodsplitter-build-timberwolf-clone-7.html

Before:
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Im using the Wallenstein WP processor as the basis for my conversion. Instead of the complications of a hydraulic saw, Im using a gas powered chainsaw. There will be a home made hydraulic winch as well

 
   / Converting a woodsplitter into a firewood processor
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Log cradle. Made from 1.25" and 2" square tubing.
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"Custom" bar nuts. M8x1.25 coupler nuts are not available local. So I welded a M8 nut onto a 7/16" standard coupler nut
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Mockup of hinge
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Closeup of saw mount. Saw will be easily removable, just like the Wallenstein

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Ill try to grab some better shots. These were all that was on my phone
 
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I need the pics!!!!
 
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Log cradle. Made from 1.25" and 2" square tubing.
20140818_122102_zps6179f1c6.jpg



"Custom" bar nuts. M8x1.25 coupler nuts are not available local. So I welded a M8 nut onto a 7/16" standard coupler nut
20140818_122420_zps9debec92.jpg


Mockup of hinge
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Infeed ramp and hinges
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Figuring out the layout for the winch
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If there is still an issue, let me know
 
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How is your saw mounted on to the machine
 
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I have been to alot of auctions seeing bits and pieces of firewood processors being sold. One guy worked for the state of Ohio and he even had the harvestor chain, bar, and pump aquired for his build. Several three valve bodies were also sold along with a three ft. x five inch cylinder.The stuff was not in one group but was sold thru out the day. I figured it out to late. Your build looks well thought out and nicely executed.
 
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I have been to alot of auctions seeing bits and pieces of firewood processors being sold. One guy worked for the state of Ohio and he even had the harvestor chain, bar, and pump aquired for his build. Several three valve bodies were also sold along with a three ft. x five inch cylinder.The stuff was not in one group but was sold thru out the day. I figured it out to late. Your build looks well thought out and nicely executed.

Thanks.

It would be nice if there was those types of auctions here!!
 
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Made a hole cutter for my torch. To cut out the end plates for the winch spool

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Welding the spool
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Finished winch
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