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Well my splitter is almost finished and I have a couple of questions for you hydraulic whizzes.I went with the prince 22 gal. PTO pump and five inch cylinder and a 19 gallon tank .I am going to order my detent valve for northern hydraulics and just wanting to make sure that this is an open...

The tank on my splitter holds about 20 gallons so that could get pretty expensive!I split between 75-100 cords a year and change the filter once a year.I have had my splitter for about 5 years and no problems so far.I do store it indoors when not in use to keep rain and dust from getting into...

I've had two for 10 years and cut probably 80-100 cord with mine with no problems.Great saw and light weight as well

These are some great ideas for tree service names.My firewood business needs a good name, what about some ideas?

I have already purchased a 5''x24'' cyclinder,figured I needed the extra tonnage for the six way wedge.I'm going to try it first with the tractor hydraulics and if it looks like it's going to be to slow maybe I'll add a tank and pto pump like wk poors.I am kind of shying away from it because of...

Wow thats a great looking set up you have, thanks for the pics.Where did you get your pump at ? I looked at some in northern tool is there someplace cheaper.

I searched wkpoors but didnt find any thing about a detachable unit, could you send me a link to that you were speaking of

I already have a gasoline type splitter. The one I am making for the tractor is going to have a 4 and 6 way wedge.

You are right. I misquoted. It's 17 gallons per minute-I checked my manual. It is a model 9000.

I'm building a log splitter to go on my kubota tractor. It has remote hydraulic hook ups already installed and manual says it has a 27gpm pump,so i thought that would save me from buying a pump and engine. My question is that I am going to have to install a valve on the splitter but my tractor...