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That was very helpful, thank you!

Is it a 995 or a 996? It says 995 on the bonnet

Great video , just about to buy one similar on eBay so this was very informative cheers 🍻

Always wanted to build my own but never got started. Well done.

I have one just the same,

Can you give me your imeil - I have a few questions about the treaty David Brown I live in Poland

Nice job and when you install the two stage pump it will be a lot more user friendly. That was some really gnarly oak you were splitting as well!

Good video, I'd prefer the sound of the saw . That way I could hear how hard the saw had to labor. 😊

Great video. Thank you.

I’m gonna assume the baffle in the hydraulic tank is to stop the sloshing affect of the fluid. In bigger tanks it would be absolutely necessary, because there is a lot of force when you accelerate or slow down with the movement of liquid going back and forth. It’s probably a good idea even for the tank you have. It definitely won’t hurt anything. Nice job building your log splitter. I’m getting ready to build a lift table but don’t want to spend the money on hoses and cylinders and valve systems. But if money wasn’t an issue, I would definitely do it the way you did yours. Really nice work there. ✌️👍🇺🇸

Nice wee tractor next time if you hold the key up against the spring for 10 seconds just before the starter engages that’ll heat the glow plug , makes a big difference

Great job Andrew ! Thinking about building something myself to cut some Co Armagh apple wood .

Good review

Didn't check to see if in neutral

Not pronounced still . It is steel

Nice video! Can you please tell me the outside width of the mill? Thanks

the oil tank baffle, stops aeration in the tank, you need that 2 stage pump, eg 22 gal per min. i had a 9 hp honda motor on mine.

Great video ! You have some nice planks :) Hey friend the longer the bar the better it work, The more angle you can get when your cutting the faster it will cut :) I used an Alaskain mill Until I bought a Woodland HM122 mill :)) So well worth the money !

You used a ripping chain is it not quicker,cleaner cut and easier on the saw to use a skip chain. I have used ripping chains to cut with the grain opposed to against the grain. Please correct me if wrong I would need advice on milling.

These machines are very addictive. I don't need one but im still thinking about getting one

hi there nice splitter best to all john

Well done. It looked like the last foot or two of each slab You were pushing a pile of sawdust. Maybe from all the wind it just kept building up in front of you. Or maybe you didn’t sweep off before you started. Good luck

Hey I really liked that high tech French battery hold down!! Across the pond a bungee chord is often used, yours is much safer. Good job and even better job of looking for used stuff too. I think your future 2-stage pump will make a world of difference. Dialing in the second stage will help with not stalling down your engine, of which your pick and size was a good choice once you get the new pump. Your choice of a stainless steel hydraulic tank is an excellent one that I might consider to keep my fluid cleaner on my build. Good video, thanks from northern Minnesota.

Super tracteur 👍 J'ai eu le même 👍😍

Yeah I got one and it works sweet as. The tube is a bit light I just got a heavier gauge Ali tube. You also need to wear hearing and dust protection mate. Keep safe.

I would prefer the sound of the chainsaw.

Veryy nice cab.

Tidy job Andrew 👌

Excellent all round machine, did you compare the cost in comparison with buying a ready made 25 ton splitter.

Is that condesation in the clocks??

Good job on the design concept. Will someone chime in on the baffle in the hydraulic tank? I love the wide five-bolt pattern on trailer wheels. Excellent content.

super vidéo 👍😍👏 super tracteur j'ai eu le même 👍😍👏 bonne continuation 👍😍👏