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log dawg

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by countryhog, Jan 6, 2014.

  1. countryhog

    countryhog

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    saw a reference to a log dawg on woodwidow's post. even saw a partial pic but not enough to see what runs it. anyone got any pix and lessons learned? looking to get a hydraulic splitter, probly a 22T, but wondering if the log dawg can be hooked up to operated off the splitter.
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    Campimspector hooks it to the winch on his splitter. Works out good for him.
     
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    thanks for response. is the winch running off a separate motor or is it hooked to the ram?
     
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    He's got a separate motor, I'll see if I can find the thread.
     
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    i missed that high mount winch the first time through. thanks much
     
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