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Very well explained doug. You have provided lots of valuable information on the thread.

Morning all, Sadly it has been brought to my attention that I should log on here and defend my product/design for the 4-way. --4-way knife extending forward past the slide tube. Reasoning: get a more complete 4-way split. --Angled 4-way knife towards the front-pusher. Reasoning: helps keep...

Pm me if you are truly interested. See if we can work something out

Sorry, red has been sold. I haven't built any smaller splitters since I stared building the large ones. I need to though. Lots of people have interest.

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Link to the red one for sale in the classified section *new* commercial size log splitter http://www.arboristsite.com/community/index.php?threads/%2Anew%2A-commercial-size-log-splitter.287747/

Spring sale, $7500! Plus tax for Iowans. Plus shipping if applicable

Anything could be done it's more about what you want. I would need more details on that. As for the 4-way, when it's in the down position it's completely out of the way so you can split halves all day long but if something cons up you wanna use the 4-way for all you need to do is pull the lever...

That it is.

Prince for valves for me. Advantage for under bore.. All I can think of is that it would make quick work for who ever is building the cylinder for line up. But in reality I can't see that even being a fair reason. When I was re-doing the cylinders I just used a slug passed through the fitting ad...

Yep[emoji107] you sure don't get what you pay for anymore. Them things are not cheap by any means. I prewash/rinse about everything anymore just because of that very reason. Purchased hydraulic tanks is a big one to clean before use.

A would venture to say water under the bridge with us. I would say this last post you made had a lot of valuable information, and agree that things more then likely were misunderstood. You definitely can save some serious money searching scrapyards and online auction sites. I know Sam-tip has...

I was not saying he was wrong or that single stage pumps or that's they won't work, never said it. I never that my opinions are better/right then anyone else's. It's an opinion... Everyone's entitled to there own opinion. I'm just trying to get it out there that its opinions vs facts. I agree...

What bugged me the most is in my "opinion" you were giving false hope to possible builders of splitters. I agree that yes some and most splitters are very simple to build but when you start getting in the higher Gpms and larger cylinder rods there's a lot more to look into and in my "opinion"...

On a side note.. I started selling these splitters because I was so upset about what splitters were out there and what they wanted for them for what you were getting. Making a little money and I mean little.. on a sale is nice but I enjoy the feeling that I know they got what they paid for...

I never said I was against double pumps. Was just stating facts for positives and negatives. Only thing that kinda gripes my balls in when some guy pretty much hijacks my thread and tries to sound like a know it all, like he's got something to prove. Examples like this is a clear reason why this...

I'm not a fan of using "used parts" If I'm going to build something it's going to be with new parts. That way I know it's a fresh start. By no means will I use "used" parts for a customer build. If it's my personal machine maybe but never if I think it may go to a new home. As for the more...

One thing that hasn't been mentioned yet or really pushed.. More gpm is all fun and dandy if your willing to spend dramatically more mobs tang typically more work. Need more hp, need more oil or a cooler, higher flowing valves, need to run a dump valve, need larger lines, need larger filter...

I use AR400 for the slide plate, main knife, and 4-way knife. I use grade 50 for the pusher assembly except for the bracing, that's A36.

20-30 tons of force on plastic is just a bad idea. If you have the pusher design right and use quality materials there is little to no wear on anything. AR-"abrasion resistant" I venture if you would happen to ask the owners of the last two that went out (they have the new style slide plate and...