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Quote: Originally Posted by Shotgun gunna drive me nuts hauling that thing at 30 mph. ka-KLUNK ka-KLUNK but for the price, you cant beat it... Apply weight to long skinny pedal on the right! Or are ya pulling it with a Ford? If so I understand... Seriously, I don't see any reason you couldn't run highway speed with that trailer. I don't mind pintle trailers. Pintle hitches are used on lots of HD equipment trailers, pulling 20...

Quote: Originally Posted by dingeryote LOL!!! No a degree. My 'Ol lady wrenches on Nuke reactors for a living and has a penchant for redecorating. The "Projects" never end, and there is no scope of magnitude in her thinking. Every Rose.... Stay safe! Dingeryote You tryin to say she keeps you busy. Honey do list.

Getting my 40m antenna back up on Sunday (I hope!).....maybe we could shoot for next Sunday afternoon (11-15)for a sked???...

Quote: Originally Posted by kyle1! A friend of mine was given that same stove. The barrel part of his stove was rusted through and the ash pan crumbled as he pulled it out. With him being unemployed he quickly tore it apart an replaced the barrel with a 55 gal drum welded up and new ash pan. Heats very well. Brian Our 120 (its kinda community owned) was also rusted out. My Dad took it apart and had a sheet metal shop roll a new one if you...

Quote: Originally Posted by dustytools My homemade splitter is currently set-up with a 16GPM pump, 8HP engine and 3" cylinder. Cycle times are awesome but it lacks balls when splitting rounds over 10"-12". As someone else already mentioned, the return cycle seems to bog the engine a bit for some reason. Its probably just the picture but that looks like a 2" cyl on one massive beam assembly.

Does it have an anticipator? Sounds like that could need adjusting.

chuckling at myself...I feel like giving you condolences for your loss! I guess "that sucks" is more appropriate for a non-living thing. That's the most professional looking homemade splitter I think I've seen. I don't fabricate metal, is there a way you could make it so the hitch detaches easily and bolt it back on when needed? A lock like the one Stang linked to I just look at and think cordless sawzall. Two cuts...

Quote: Originally Posted by Woodcutteranon Hey Thombat...your contact lives in my neck of the woods. I live out by him but I work in Cleveland. What city do you work for/live in? I'll bring my saws to work one day! Hello WCA, I live in Cleveland Heights and work in downtown Cleveland. I don't have a big owb like you...I have a fireplace insert. Been burning for about 3yrs now. Love being outdoors cutting and splitting. I stopped by...

treeguyinoh, I'm running a 16/4GPM 2 stage Haldex pump. I run the conveyor as I see it filling up so when I'm cutting a log with the saw I have the conveyor valve going and when I run the infeed belt I also run the conveyor simultaneously. I will be putting a valve after the power beyond and the logsplitter kick-off valve that will be running full time, that is when no other valves are being used or are being used at less than full...

Quote: Originally Posted by Rookie1 Ill have to measure to get more accurate. I do appreciate all your input. Like I said its for my family,I may have a hard time figuring because it will be stacked between 3 different houses. Thanks again not really, a cubic foot is a cubic foot...just add it up.