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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2> Here's a wood splitter I just built for my
neighbor, Bob Davis. It runs off the hydraulics from a 14 horsepower 1973 Case
644 tractor. I mounted a traction control valve on the rear fender and put some
quick disconnects on it, this acts as a control valve for the splitter. This was
cheaper than a splitter valve, which would've been a better option. The log
splitter is stationary, it is tied to the woodshed. The I beam came out of the
scrap pile, it was part of an old bridge. It's a used cylinder from a tractor,
the rest I built from my scrap pile. In the video, I meant to say that Bob has a
wood <EM><U>cook </U></EM>stove, and that's why he needs shorter pieces. Please
subscribe to my YouTube videos. Doug<BR> </FONT></DIV>
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