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| ssickel
10-28-2009 11:11:59
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I have a 1944 2N. Looking at a log splitter. Does the log splitter run off the PTO or does it need to plug into a hydo line somewhere to power the pimp? It's 2 hours away so don't want to make the drive if it will not work for me. Thanks Scott
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| MR in MN
10-29-2009 17:08:15
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Re: log splitter in reply to ssickel, 10-28-2009 11:11:59
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| Look up Prince pump. The run off the PTO shaft and have the GPM you'll need for a splitter.
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| ssickel
10-28-2009 11:37:29
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Re: log splitter in reply to ssickel, 10-28-2009 11:11:59
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| Thanks for the info. I have a loader on the front so I figured if it would run that it would run a splitter on the back.
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| lha
10-28-2009 11:36:21
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Re: log splitter in reply to ssickel, 10-28-2009 11:11:59
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| All you have to do is get a hyd pump that runs off the front pulley and then it will work.It's the one that runs a front end loader.---lha
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| WV8N
10-28-2009 11:22:23
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Re: log splitter in reply to ssickel, 10-28-2009 11:11:59
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| | Well it could have its own power, or be PTO powered or use hydraulics from the tractor. You will have to ask the seller.
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| JW Axtell
10-28-2009 11:22:00
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Re: log splitter in reply to Dunk, 10-28-2009 11:11:59
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| ssickel said: (quoted from post at 14:11:59 10/28/09) I have a 1944 2N. Looking at a log splitter. Does the log splitter run off the PTO or does it need to plug into a hydo line somewhere to power the pimp? It's 2 hours away so don't want to make the drive if it will not work for me. Thanks Scott |
Short answer. It will not work for you.
Longer answer. The stock hydraulic pump of of any N series tractor is simply too slow for a wood splitter. If it has it's own pump, run off the PTO, it may work.
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