Who's got a log splitter that they run off the PT?
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Sawyer Rob
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cqaigy2
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The PT in this thread stands for Power Trac and the thread is located in the Power Trac part of the forums.
Sawyer Rob
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I understand that, but many of us just read the "New Post" and (in my case) didn't realize we had posted in the Power Trac forum...
BTW, I'm old and PT stood for power take off, LONG before there was a power trac. lol
SR
BTW, I'm old and PT stood for power take off, LONG before there was a power trac. lol
SR
cqaigy2
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Yup, my first PT was on a Ford 8N? Was used in an apple orchard for mowing and moving bins. :thumbsup:
MossRoad
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- Power Trac PT425 2001 Model Year
Yep. PT. PTO. Power Trac. Pickled tomatoes. :licking:
mopardude318
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I want to see more of that what is it where’d you get it
Mine runs off a PTO powered hydraulic pump...
What would I do different? I would have bought it a LOT sooner!!
The one that I have that runs off the remotes, it's too sloooooow...
SR
Sawyer Rob
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It's a Timberwolf TW3HD,
It's fast and really kicks azz, pushing EVERYTHING through the 4-way wedge,
Even my wife loves to run it,
We roll the big ones, right off the wagon onto the splitters beam,
Anyway, I called several Timberwolf dealers, shopping the best price, then bought it...
It's one of my best buys!
SR
cqaigy2
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Thatsa nice setup!
Sawyer Rob
Super Member
Thanks, I have a system worked out and it works pretty good for me...
I cut/skid the logs out of the woods,
then use the tractor to lift and hold them over my wagon while they get cut into firewood lengths,
next, pull the load home and move the splitter into place for splitting...
SR