wdchuck
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Here's another skidloader logsplitter, it's relatively inexpensive, and slightly different than others out there.
I'm on dial up, and still loaded the video since the company seems to offer NO photos.
The first minute of video time will give you the jist of the unit.
OR
You can tie up the phone line for over two hours waiting for the whole video to load.
The Bobcat 763 they are using is a light grade machine, so if it works this well on this, then it should transfer to any entry level skid steer.
Hope you DIY'ers get some wheels turning, I can see the ear smoke already.
http://www.skidsteerlogsplitter.com/
Personally, I'd move the centerline of splitting farther off the beam to accomodate a 12" wedge and pushplate.
The wedge should be on the ram so the operator isn't chasing the wood. It would save time, fuel, tires, and my understanding is that skidloaders are thirsty machines.
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I'm on dial up, and still loaded the video since the company seems to offer NO photos.
The first minute of video time will give you the jist of the unit.
OR
You can tie up the phone line for over two hours waiting for the whole video to load.
The Bobcat 763 they are using is a light grade machine, so if it works this well on this, then it should transfer to any entry level skid steer.
Hope you DIY'ers get some wheels turning, I can see the ear smoke already.
http://www.skidsteerlogsplitter.com/
Personally, I'd move the centerline of splitting farther off the beam to accomodate a 12" wedge and pushplate.
The wedge should be on the ram so the operator isn't chasing the wood. It would save time, fuel, tires, and my understanding is that skidloaders are thirsty machines.
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