What splitter do you have? Post pic

Thanks HD .

 

My homemade splitter. Has a Honda engine now. Briggs got real tired and got a screaming deal on two Hondas. When using boom for bigger rounds just have to get splitter level or boom will always go to low side and give you a real good headache.

 

whoa! "Bed roller"?? Where'd ya get something like that? Interesting....

 

Dave if you are planning on a log lift, or even think you may want one do it at this stage. My lift was an afterthought and probably would of have been the type that lifts up and then becomes the table. I still like the way the boom turned out as it sure beats the heck out if picking up the bigger rounds or splitting with the beam in the vertical position.

 

Sorry I forgot to thank you guys for the nice comments on my splitter. Newbie here and do not know how I get the same picture twice, two times

 

The are available on ebay (price has gone up since my purchase a few years ago)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Load-Handle...Parts_Accessories&hash=item4d14bcc2dc&vxp=mtr
it's called a Loadhandler great for hauling mulch too - get the LH3000(larger model) it has pillow block bearings and a heavier shaft - the cheaper one will unload mulch, never had a load of red oak on it though. If you try to unload sand/loam with the smaller one the shaft will flex and pinch on the tailgate - but I've unloaded 100's of truckloads of mulch(used to deliver back on the farm) with them.

Oh and don't get one if you're worried about scuffing your tailgate paint and you need a plastic bedliner for it to slide

 

Those little electric from Home Depot work amazingly good!

 

Funny, I own the Huskee and my logging buddy owns the Lickity split. But I have his here at the house while he has mine at his place. We do all his plus the wood he sells at his place while I just try to keep up with my demand.

 

This is the Swisher 22 ton which ran out of gas in the middle of shearing a knarly chunk. It has a plastic hydro holding tank and no filter. It has only stalled once doing an impossible knot but admittedly, was being run by a couple of beginners at the time.