Log splitter hydraulic to PTO

[carpenter1]

can i buy a pto unit predone, or make one?

[Marko]

You can buy the pump new or, now and then, they come up for sale at farm sales or on ebay. My pto pump and tank is for sale on ebay now - finishes tomorrow night.

 

Making the reservoir would be straightforward and it really does make sense to build it to fit on the splitter like the one in the photo. Should have done that years ago!

[Ashes_Firewood]

Was playing football when your auction ended or I'd of put a bid in. Went for a lot less than I thought it would

 

 

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[Sproaty]

On 09/09/2013 at 16:28, Ashes_Firewood said:

I've got a log splitter that runs off the tractor hydraulics and I'm wondering if I'd be able to have a pump running off the PTO that I could connect the splitters hydraulic hoses to so I could use an old Ford 4000 we've got to power it instead. But then still be able to disconnect it from the pump when I want to use it on other tractors that do have hydraulic spools.

 

Basically want the option to run off PTO or hydraulics depending which tractor I'm using... and the PTO pump etc. wouldn't need to be attached to the splitter, it could be stand alone.

 

What would I need? Is it all plug and play type parts I can buy and plug together myself or would I need someone to fabricate something for me? Not got a clue!

 

Thanks

Hi can you help me with this I’m having the same problem