Do you know if this is has two-stage hydraulic pump? I have 35 year old vertical/horizontal splitter in very similar design, but my beam is flat so I have to keep hands on the block, it's VERY VERY VERY ANOYING!!!!!!!! After seeing how yours is with that valley between wedge and plate, I'm going to somehow do same thing, I am so sick and tied of setting a block on splitter and it rolls right off. The only trick I see is cutting right size holes for debris to fall through..... The other thing I like about yours is the wedge design where it looks like about 1" for several inches then widens out, my wedge widens right from the edge, so when I spit hard splitting wood, it takes more pressure to split, so when the wood does split, it goes BANG and flies at me, I hate that BANG!!!! Sometimes it hurts. Therefore I'm thinking if my wedge was just 1/2" -1" for sever al inches before it widens out, the wedge would slice into the block more easier and split easier and I wouldn't get that BANG with wood flying, it's real bad when dry and or frozen... I also use mine in horizontal position, I added a crane with winch so I never need to use vertical position again, I could if I wanted but I dont want to. The first thing I did on my splitter was make removable selves over motor, sooner or later you will drop wood on your motor so make or buy selves ASAP, they are also necessary for holding wood......
The pump is not two stage. You should be able to buy or make a rack for your beam to hold the wood. I also like wedge design on mine also because it cuts then splits the wood. Because of this, sometimes I will use it to chop bigger brush into sections.
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I forgot to say I had to loosen up the adjustment on the 2" ball coupler because it was hard to lock when I got it.
Do you know if this is has two-stage hydraulic pump?
I have 35 year old vertical/horizontal splitter in very similar design, but my beam is flat so I have to keep hands on the block, it's VERY VERY VERY ANOYING!!!!!!!! After seeing how yours is with that valley between wedge and plate, I'm going to somehow do same thing, I am so sick and tied of setting a block on splitter and it rolls right off. The only trick I see is cutting right size holes for debris to fall through.....
The other thing I like about yours is the wedge design where it looks like about 1" for several inches then widens out, my wedge widens right from the edge, so when I spit hard splitting wood, it takes more pressure to split, so when the wood does split, it goes BANG and flies at me, I hate that BANG!!!! Sometimes it hurts. Therefore I'm thinking if my wedge was just 1/2" -1" for sever al inches before it widens out, the wedge would slice into the block more easier and split easier and I wouldn't get that BANG with wood flying, it's real bad when dry and or frozen...
I also use mine in horizontal position, I added a crane with winch so I never need to use vertical position again, I could if I wanted but I dont want to. The first thing I did on my splitter was make removable selves over motor, sooner or later you will drop wood on your motor so make or buy selves ASAP, they are also necessary for holding wood......
The pump is not two stage. You should be able to buy or make a rack for your beam to hold the wood. I also like wedge design on mine also because it cuts then splits the wood. Because of this, sometimes I will use it to chop bigger brush into sections.
Great video. Ever have the black coating on the tip of the hydraulic cylinder shaft wear off?
No. I have very little corrosion and no peeling or chipping paint. It's been in the weather about half of it's life
You have a star card filled out to run that?
Ford Ranger owners follow no rules.