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Hello Pete 86 & Captndavie I dont know how I missed your other questions, but i'll try to answer them now. The up right is setting in a notched out piece of channel. ( Square tubing ) I then drilled holes the the channel and the 2in tubing so a 6in pull pin would go thru it. That way I didnt...

Link I'll try to post a link of the setup I made a while back. Works pretty well for what i'm doing. IF not you can search my post http://www.arboristsite.com/picture-forum/92236.htm#post1428681

Those are the 4 thin nuts that held the motor shaft onto the collar. There was a metal cage around them and that made it very tough to get them out. Bend a little and take one off and repeat. I tried to find 1 large nut to replace them but couldn't. I guess next time i'll deal with them again...

Well it’s finally apart, and the pump is almost rebuilt. I had to make a crows foot and use a torch but it finally came apart. Something I didn’t expect to see, was 4 very thin washers holding the collar in place. Is this a normal way of bolting the collar to the pump?

Trust me, I thought about doing that. And might before it's over with. LOL Sent from my Droid using Tapatalk

It's soaking now. I'm hoping you are right about the motor shaft being splined. IF I could get either one loose then I can handle the other. I'm guessing neither one has been off in years. But never guessed it would be this tough. Sent from my Droid using Tapatalk

Well I never could get the pin out. It was solid and didnt have any type of clips on it. I even tried the air hammer and it wouldnt even budge it. So I had to remove the roller and motor in one piece so I could get to it. I drilled it out and went a size larger so I would be sure to get all the...

No it is a wood/chuck highroller 1200. It apears the pins might be tapered but won't go either direction. The pins are almost flush with the collar

Thank you for the help. The pin is solid and I cant see any type of clip on either end. I'm guessing it is just a tight ( Press ) fit. BUT to save my life I cant get this thing to move.

Does anyone know the best way to get number 13 ( Pin ) out of a feed roller collar? I need to rebuild the feed roller motor but I cant seem to get the pin out so I can get the motor off. I would be greatfull for any help or ideas. Thanks

I have the 22 ton, it splits pretty much anything I want it too. The 37 ton should be much better and split anything you throw at it.

Great pics! And yes hang on to them as long as you can. Mine just turned 28 BUT I havent forgot those days!

I used to pull flat beds and had 2 full drop tarps. When I sold that truck I swore I would NEVER pull another tarp. SO When I dug my gold fish pond, I lined the bottom with the tarps. That way there would be no chance of having to use them again! LOL Ask around, there is always someone willing...

Northern tools has an adaptor and I think I have seen them at tractor supply

I'm leaning towards the rakers filed too short or broken

Oh man that’s a long list to check out on a truck. I been looking for one myself and have found a few. The best thing I did was find someone that actually works on them. That was the best $100.00 bucks I ever spent. He went out and looked at the truck I was looking at and showed me a lot of...

Ummm Been to both places a few times, dont remember forgetting anything at either place. I think i'll pass

I havent used the C&D style chippers. I dont really care for them too much. Nothing personal other than I dont like to get whipped with limbs. I'm also new to the chipper stuff too. I bought a wood/chuck a while back and so far it has worked pretty well. Thanks to some help here on the forum...

Now I would love to have one of these puppies! How hard is it to get a title and tag on one of these?

Just my 2 cents worth. Your looking at something that is prob. going to sit more than run down the road. A little metal, tires, and boards and your set to go. A New trailer is nice, but it's going to get beat up and will look like the old one someday. Personally, I dont feel as bad...