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Topic: Need a wood splitter? Got a 14T baler?
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| farmerboy
09-15-2012 06:36:47
69.131.203.82
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| Tx Jim
09-16-2012 04:43:15
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Re: Need a wood splitter? Got a 14T baler? in reply to Bollweevil, 09-15-2012 06:36:47
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| I'm surprised the telescoping drive shaft/u-joints lasted very long. The slip clutch on baler must have been frozen solid.
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| Brendon-KS
09-16-2012 04:15:58
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Re: Need a wood splitter? Got a 14T baler? in reply to farmerboy, 09-15-2012 06:36:47
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| It's no surprise that the gearbox shelled out; I'm surprised it lived as long as it did. The impact and force from splitting wood like this would be WAY beyond what the system was ever designed to withstand.
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| 4020deereboy
09-16-2012 01:17:46
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Re: Need a wood splitter? Got a 14T baler? in reply to farmerboy, 09-15-2012 06:36:47
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| Looks like a good idea if there was a safe way to load it or a
clutch to start and stop it
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| Ryaninks
09-17-2012 11:33:42
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Re: Need a wood splitter? Got a 14T baler? in reply to 4020deereboy, 09-16-2012 01:17:46
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| hmmm, i got an old new holland baler (the giant old one's with wisconsin engines) sittin out back...i bet i could do something similar but maybe gear it down alittle slower and rig up some kind of clutch or brake or something to stop things if things go bad...
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| Tim S
09-17-2012 11:46:15
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Re: Need a wood splitter? Got a 14T baler? in reply to Ryaninks, 09-17-2012 11:33:42
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| If things "Go Bad" it starts out "bad",,I wouldn"t make one of these for my Mother-in-law...There was one a few miles south of me made out of an old 77 New Holland ,,same thing happened to it, we all figured the guy would loose a hand before the gear box blew...Scary stuff...
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