Not with the Kubota, but split some wood this past weekend...
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Thats pretty cool I have seen a few Utubes on these screws, some good others not so much. One guy had it hooked to his PTO with a drive shaft and a table so the wood cant twist,, he was doing some big honkers
https://youtu.be/nu62qekCeAc?t=40
https://youtu.be/nu62qekCeAc?t=40
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Love Mt. My sons and I will be in Ennis in a couple of weeks to do some fly fishing. Oh, nice tractor too.
A few years ago my son and I built one, just for something to do.
It was a fun build, and when he showed it to people the crap hit the fan of course.
To dangerous was the leading comment he got, but then again, so are a lot of things including getting out of bed in the morning.
That's him and his big gut.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcnXqQl0CvU&t=15s
It was a fun build, and when he showed it to people the crap hit the fan of course.
To dangerous was the leading comment he got, but then again, so are a lot of things including getting out of bed in the morning.
That's him and his big gut.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcnXqQl0CvU&t=15s
Back when I thought I needed a simple log splitter I bought one. I used it very little because it does not split Osage Orange (hedge) wood very well. I put it under my work bench and years later sold it on Ebay to someone in Florida. Still have the owners/parts manual for it.
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It splits dry pine very well. We go to our cabin in the mountains where there is an over abundance of deadfall, cut it into 4-6ft lengths, load it on our 18’ flatbed trailer, bring it back, split it, and then cut it into stove lengths anywhere from 10-16”. It’s easier to split the long lengths because they automatically hit the ground with one end while the splitter bores the other end so they don’t get hung up and start rotating. The really nice thing about the jeep is that it has a locking manual throttle on the dash so I can regulate speed and power without having to manipulate the gas pedal. Pretty slick setup as long as you pay attention to what you’re doing. It only really takes about 10 min to set it up with a floor jack and impact socket, pretty quick setup.
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