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I haven't figured our how to insert a photo into a message yet (computer challenged type).

The splitter is an Iron and Oak 30 ton. One of their commerial models with a log lift and adjustable 4-way splitter wedge. It certainly make splitting large wood rounds a heck of a lot easier than before. I'm limited by by ability to stack the split wood since this critter is very fast.

Lou Braun
 
I haven't figured our how to insert a photo into a message yet (computer challenged type).

The splitter is an Iron and Oak 30 ton. One of their commerial models with a log lift and adjustable 4-way splitter wedge. It certainly make splitting large wood rounds a heck of a lot easier than before. I'm limited by by ability to stack the split wood since this critter is very fast.

Lou Braun

I see a conveyor in your future>:clap:
 
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That a williams power pack? I have one on an old splitter my father built here.
 
My homebuilt splitter was built for the way we work out wood. 40 inch beam height, 25 HP motor, 28 GPM pump, 33 gallon hydro tank, 5 X 30 Prince cylinder, Full auto cycle valves, swing away lockable tables, stabilizers for dragging and lifting, cordless remote winch with 30 ft of reach, overhead light, Quick attach single or 4 way wedges, adjustable length stops and quick attach hitch system.
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Build can be viewed at:

http://www.arboristsite.com/firewood-heating-wood-burning-equipment/206143.htm

excellent!

very nice build. i'm impressed.
 
This is new to me. :rock:
Started life as a three pointer.
Hight is the same as my wheel barrel/log carrier!

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10 hp runs great for what i've done so far. Need to work it some. Due need a bev. holder !:msp_thumbsup:
 
Here is mine. My dad bought this back in the mid 70's to split wood to heat our house. He also sold firewood. I now use it to split and sell wood. I am not sure how many cords this thing has split but it is a lot. Had to make a few modifications over the years to get different engines to fit, Briggs, Techumseh. Should have just put the Honda on years ago. Not the fastest but I have not found a piece of wood I could not get through.
 

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