paul currey
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I am planning to adapt a county line splitter to my kioti lk3054 tractor.what is involved and I understand the support legs on this splitter is inadequate.
3-Point Hitch log splitter adaption
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northcreek2624
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I did the opposite, I took a tractor mounted splitter and added a 5hp motor. Running a thirsty tractor to do what a small motor will do was a waste of tractor hrs. and fuel. It's also nice to have the tractor free to move wood, bark, etc.
You didn't ask but, I thought that I might share my experience. I'm sure others may feel differently...Mike
northcreek2624
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- Joined
- Mar 18, 2001
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- Lake View,N.Y.(WNY)
- Tractor
- KIOTI DK40(2002)) Jacobsen 628D AWD Turfcat
I did the opposite, I took a tractor mounted splitter and added a 5hp motor. Running a thirsty tractor to do what a small motor will do was a waste of tractor hrs. and fuel. It's also nice to have the tractor free to move wood, bark, etc.
You didn't ask but, I thought that I might share my experience. I'm sure others may feel differently...Mike
Gil Case
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I would be surprised if you had the thru put to run a gas splitter on tractor hydraulics. Tractor is probably putting out 8 or 9 gpm while the gas splitter has a two stage pump running maybe double that gpm. I am sure there are others on here better equipped to answer your question than I, but you should check the gpm required by the gas splitter.