Log splitter pics what's yours look like?

[PaulinNY]

Dolmen

Great looking splitter Dolmen. The videos and the photos were great too. Thanks. BTW what size pump is that splitter running?

 

[dolmen]

Great looking splitter Dolmen. The videos and the photos were great too. Thanks. BTW what size pump is that splitter running?

Thanks folks, its a 16gpm pump married to 11hp engine.

Cheers

 

[watchamakalit]

Here is mine. Nothing fancy just a craftsman 5hp (made by briggs and stratton) Unknown pump size. It was originally made as a 3pt hitch setup and then later set on the axle. Completely home built by a local hydraulic guy. Like I said nothin fancy but it gets the job done. That pile took about 15-20mins to split by myself.

 

[splittah]

Here is mine. Nothing fancy just a craftsman 5hp (made by briggs and stratton) Unknown pump size. It was originally made as a 3pt hitch setup and then later set on the axle. Completely home built by a local hydraulic guy. Like I said nothin fancy but it gets the job done. That pile took about 15-20mins to split by myself.

Any splitter is a nice splitter! Especially the HM ones.

I see you do the same as I do, use a tarp to catch all the free kindling chafe..That stuff works great to start fires. No sense wasting any of that wood!

reps to you :greenchainsaw:

 

[nikocker]

My Little Timberwolf

Handles all I've thrown at it.

Al

 

[watchamakalit]

Any splitter is a nice splitter! Especially the HM ones.

I see you do the same as I do, use a tarp to catch all the free kindling chafe..That stuff works great to start fires. No sense wasting any of that wood!

reps to you :greenchainsaw:

I actually learned that trick readin on here. So I can't really take credit for it. Although it is a great idea.