Ford 1220 with a 3pt Log Splitter

[ford351c]

I have a ford 1220 tractor. I cant find out what catagory hitch it has. I am considering a 3pt log splitter from Tractor Supply. I spoke to the sales guy and he said it would work. I also went to my local new holland who also had a model tha the said would work as well. Neither seemed like they knew what they were talking about and seemed like reading a sales pitch.

Anybody have any experience with 3py log splitters?

 

[Opti-Mist]

Shoud've asked the NH dealer while you were there. Anyway, Cat I uses 7/8" hitch pins, Cat 0 is 3/4" so you can just measure what you have. Cheers.

 

[ford351c]

Ok thanks I have a cat 1 hitch. Part two of the question. ANybody know have many GPM my pump would output? I want to try and figure how fast/slow it would be.

 

[ford351c]

Thanks I found my info. If anybody is interrested @2599 rpm 17.6 liters/minute

 

[ford351c]

Thanks I found my info. If anybody is interrested @2500 rpm 17.6 liters/minute

 

[J_J]

What is the flow in GPM, and the pressure. Then you need to know the cylinder size, and shaft size, and length of the splitting rail.

 

[MJPetersen]

What is the flow in GPM

for your help JJ--4.6 gpm = 17.6 lpm approximately. My 1510D has 4.8 gpm and that translates to 18.2 lpm.

Mike

 

[Hooked_on_HP]

With the flow the 1220 has the splitter is going to be slow.
Bill