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A beast of a splitter

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Rowerwet, Dec 26, 2016.

  1. Rowerwet

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    My wife's cousin has this thing, I'm not sure what to think about it 20161226_095140.jpg
     
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    Jebus, what is he splitting?!?! Now that is overkill!
     
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    I've never seen it in action, I imagine he got a great deal on it
     
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    wow! thats a beast alright!!! :dex::dex::dex:
     
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    Pretty impressive. Nice old International engine and a beefy looking hydraulic pump.
    It also looks like it might be easy to modify it to go all the way vertical or horizontal.
     
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    It's interesting that it looks like the intake and return both come in and out from the top. I'm assuming single stage pump? Shouldn't be underpowered for torque!
     
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    Extreme duty

    Nice barn wood wall & double stall door left uncovered by new metal siding.
    Adds a great touch of age & history . :yes:
    Bet some memories there.
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  11. Bert

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    This was on C/L.
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    Another that is still on C/L.
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    Look at that old truck! Beautiful! You guy's and your dry climate can really pizz a guy off back east in the rust belt.
    I'd make a nice shop press out of the one in the truck.
     
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    Yeah NDOT doesn't use much salt. Forgot all about rust when I left Ohio.
     
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    To me it looks sort of like swatting flies with a hammer.
     
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    Wow, that is heavy duty. I hope he is not splitting off the beaten path. Looks like you bring the wood to it, not it to the Wood. I would love to see the cycle time.
     
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    Does the truck come with it? If so I am in.
     
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    It must have sold, I can't find it on C/L.:mad: I think was a package deal.
     
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    A 54 Chevrolet wood splitter; now there is something you don't see every day.