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Posted
Now that's cool, did u get any details ?

 

Took their catalogue, bur left it at work... will have a dig and see if I can come up with a name. They were germans.

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Only makes sense if you've already got a PTO-driven hydraulic splitter and occasionally want to use it without a tractor. All those gearboxes, shafts and then a hydraulic pump -- can't be very energy-efficient. I would have thought a direct-driven electric splitter would make more sense if you intend to use it a lot.

 

Best wishes,

 

John Russell

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