I think it’s a great machine, what brand and size is the cylinder??😊 It’s as good as any you can buy and you save a ton of money, I spent 600 on new hydraulic hoses
Some of are splitter are mounted on truck frames a self propelled one only thing is you have room for storage after you split like ours you load the table up and split but we have a conveyer on are splitter but reminds me of are but more room for wood during splitting process still add ons to make but looks fine
Nice job. I have the same problem with a cylinder that is over length. I am going to drill my beam and make drop in pins at 12, 14, and 16 inches. My hope is that upon returning the pusher will contact the pin and disengage the auto return cycle. Save me a ton of time trying to stop the return and wasted cylinder travel.
Why does everyone put the log lift on the opposite side of the machine from the operator? Seems to me you’d want it you side so you don’t have to walk around the machine. What am I missing on the ergonomics here?
@@Farmscrap1183 thank you so much for the info. Fwiw I didn’t think it was ‘stupid’ so I hope it wasn’t me that made you feel that way. I genuinely didn’t get it. Your way does actually make sense and I sure do appreciate taking the time to answer.
Sorry if I came off rough in the video didn't mean to thought it would make a good video hopefully it cleared everything up and made sense for you and thanks for watching
Are lift IDs mounted same side you stand on to split but the other side is extended out to put logs on for a stockpile you get it figured out make things a lot easier on you
Get one of those log hooks to pull them to you you will get it figured out have to get down and send you pictures of are splitters to give you a idea what im talking about
Sweet splitter setup
Thanks I thought it turned out pretty good considering I built it mostly out of scraps
Love your log lifter
Thanks it's definitely a back saver thanks for watching and commenting
Very cool machine. Really neat stuff
thank you not bad for building out of the junk pile
That was a great build nice job. New Sub NE Okla here.
small world im in ne okla aswell jay area thanks for the sub
nice jack setup
thanks
New subscriber here! We are a TH-cam channel from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. I enjoy watching videos like these 👍
Awesome! Thank you! And thanks for subscribing
@@Farmscrap1183 welcome
Can you build yourself a removable stop for the cylinder retract ? I noticed you stopping early with the control lever .
Make that stopping the cylinder retract early. You keep moving along.
Yes I plan on building something soon
New Sub! Thanks for sharing this video and I appreciate the ability to do this stuff. How do you like the Kymron?
thanks for the sub and the comment and i am loving the kymron so far im in ne okla just incase you was curious
I think it’s a great machine, what brand and size is the cylinder??😊
It’s as good as any you can buy and you save a ton of money, I spent 600 on new hydraulic hoses
Some of are splitter are mounted on truck frames a self propelled one only thing is you have room for storage after you split like ours you load the table up and split but we have a conveyer on are splitter but reminds me of are but more room for wood during splitting process still add ons to make but looks fine
I got one made out old lawn mower frame
nice
Nice job. I have the same problem with a cylinder that is over length. I am going to drill my beam and make drop in pins at 12, 14, and 16 inches. My hope is that upon returning the pusher will contact the pin and disengage the auto return cycle. Save me a ton of time trying to stop the return and wasted cylinder travel.
It should work fine ruggedmade has the same setup you're talking about and it works good
Locust posts. Been a while. Used to seeing Bo Dark (Bois D'Arc) posts around here. Still standing holding wire 100 years later.
true story
Why does everyone put the log lift on the opposite side of the machine from the operator? Seems to me you’d want it you side so you don’t have to walk around the machine. What am I missing on the ergonomics here?
Check out my latest video it will answer your questions
@@Farmscrap1183 thank you so much for the info. Fwiw I didn’t think it was ‘stupid’ so I hope it wasn’t me that made you feel that way. I genuinely didn’t get it. Your way does actually make sense and I sure do appreciate taking the time to answer.
@TheJunkFarm sorry if I come off rough didn't mean to but I did thank it was a good video hopefully it helped and cleared everything up for you aswell
Sorry if I came off rough in the video didn't mean to thought it would make a good video hopefully it cleared everything up and made sense for you and thanks for watching
Are lift IDs mounted same side you stand on to split but the other side is extended out to put logs on for a stockpile you get it figured out make things a lot easier on you
Get one of those log hooks to pull them to you you will get it figured out have to get down and send you pictures of are splitters to give you a idea what im talking about