LanceH
Silver Member
Those grease zirks and grooves are a genious idea! I just saw them now. I agree with GE, keep up the great work and we'll all look forward to seeing the pictures when you bust up that elm.
Starting my skid steer splitter.
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chad22
Veteran Member
Fantastic work on that splitter. Once I get done with my backhoe, I plan on making a towable splitter. I had an old Buick Regal that I bought from a guy for $50.00 the engine was running great, It just needed a Transmission, which the guy gave me back that my dad sold to him for the car.
He died of cancer before I was able to get the car title straightened out. So I just scrapped the car. I saved the engine and rear Axle. I actually profited off the car.
I gave $50.00 for it, and got $200.00 for it at the scrap yard, and thats after keeping the engine and axle.
So now I got an axle that I have the wheels and tires too, that I'm planning on using to make a log splitter out of.
Chad
PS. Can't wait to see your log splitter in action. :thumbsup:
He died of cancer before I was able to get the car title straightened out. So I just scrapped the car. I saved the engine and rear Axle. I actually profited off the car.
I gave $50.00 for it, and got $200.00 for it at the scrap yard, and thats after keeping the engine and axle.
So now I got an axle that I have the wheels and tires too, that I'm planning on using to make a log splitter out of.
Chad
PS. Can't wait to see your log splitter in action. :thumbsup:
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1grnlwn
Bronze Member
Well its almost done. test splitting has gone well. The bottom side still needs plating and secondary wedge. Try this video.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNKLO21nsqU
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mjncad
Super Member
That's a manly tool that appears to work as designed.
