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Converting log splitter to single handled operation

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Johnsond
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Bit of flat bar and round tube and ten mins with a mig, need to reduce the height of the handle a touch and will get round to sticking a spare MX Bike grip on at some point. Night and day difference f

Peasgood
Peasgood

Could really do with making my Posch hydrocombi single handed operation. I know the law and I know why but to me it makes it more dangerous a lot of the time. I end up having to use my knee or summat

Stubby
Stubby

All I did on mine was strike a bit of weld on the swively bit that forces you to push both levers so now you can push/pull either to get the same result .

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Clearing up to move house and found the old handle set up I converted to single handed use. Hopefully the pics are good enough to explain how it was done. Anyone up in Aberdeenshire is welcome to it. 

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51 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

Good shots of the inner gubbins there Dave, cheers.

Yep . The underside shot of the center swively bit , I just put a blob of weld on it . You can use either handle . 

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