telehandler with pto ?

[doobin]

Yes but the OP wants to be able to load an arctic, for that you need at least 14' reach hight, so that means a telehandler.

 

Missed that bit. A large (150HP) tractor and loader would do it (very popular size in Germany for loading biogas digesters), or failing that a toe tip bucket on a smaller tractor loader

 

Or an old matbro and hydraulic splitter- might be best value if OP doesn't envisage using anything linkage mounted.

 

What sort of budget are we talking?

[mdt]

Nope it's a splitter home made and bolted on.

 

quite right, first saw picture on phone just looked at it on laptop!

wouldnt say it would be ideal though, be a slow way of splitting am guessing its a two man operation, one dealing with wood and someone keeping warm in cab dabbing the button?? i know can get continous flow for front attachments but not sure about back attachments. who knows could wrong for the second time.

[dent]

build A spool valve in and stick the button down it works on a kindlet