Can anyone tell me who makes this old green splitter??

[SenecaLogChewer]

Anyone got a copy of the manual with the parts list?

Heres a couple pics from the manual.

Gregg,

I've got the highway model and it's dead!!! I'm gonna rebuild it and paint her all pretty again...would love to have copy of manual with parts list.

 

[Terrance Paul]

Anyone got a copy of the manual with the parts list?


I've got the highway model and it's dead!!! I'm gonna rebuild it and paint her all pretty again...would love to have copy of manual with parts list.

Did you ever get a manual with the parts list? I have the model called the "New Englander" It looks like a model LGA-24-H. My pump is shot but I tell ya, it doesn't owe me a thing!

 

[Terrance Paul]

Pete, The splitter is called the Little Giant Log Splitter, by JD Hydrolic. (Portage, Ohio).
All the gasoline models used a 5 hp Briggs & Stratton engine. They were 10 Ton models, but did make a version with 2-stage pump, which were 13 ton.

They made a two versions of the wheeled version also. One like yours, used lawn & garden wheels. And one used high way wheels & tires, and had a 1 7/8" ball hitch fastened right under the wedge.

The stroke was different on some models also. 20"-24". They even made a 3 pt. model with the gas engine on it. The one I have is run off the tractor hydraulics. I bought mine from a Ford/New Holland dealer back in fall of 1986.
It has never given me any problems at all.

Yours, is the only other one I have seen! I should go out and take some pics of mine, it is on the tractor now. Hope that helps out on the identification a little..


Gregg,

Hi Gregg! I have this splitter. And have had it for over 30 years! Doesn't owe me a thing. Yesterday hydraulic fluid spewed out of the pump area, so I was wondering id you have a parts list? From your pictures. it looks like my model is a LGA-24-H (in red) Thanks in advance if you can help.