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Looks great.. Keep us posted and I'm jealous.. We had 16" of snow last week in one dump.

I have the optional pump with cooler and all. Hand throttle too. 50 feet of hose lets me park it away and downwind. Yes it could be faster, but you still have to load it up. So you do that while its retracting. I sit on a log and roll blocks in. Usually leave the splitter sitting by the...

I just looked in. I have used my 900 worksite to run my Wallenstein vertical splitter for years. One less motor to service and nice and economical to run on diesel. Plenty fast enough for me.

Yes it is. Silly expensive from Kubota, however all the Kubota hydraulic tools are made by Stanley.

I have the utility model. It runs my wood splitter just fine, maybe not as fast as a gas model but you need time to put the logs in. Its also nice because you can park it downwind. Also runs a pretty good jackhammer. The hoses are heavy, so best to use it for stationary implements .

The woodsplitter is a Wallenstein 3pth unit that I sometimes run off the GC, but I made a mount for it to sit on its own. Then I can run it off the RTV. I have a worksite model with the auxiliary hydraulics, has a separate tank, filters and a cooler. Works like a charm. Doesn't get too hot...

Yes the prices are ridiculous. However the tools are made by Stanley and many things are available from them directly, sometimes factory remans. The unit itself works well, I run my woodsplitter off it. Don't drag the hose around though, It weighs a ton. .

Wow! Nice Job.....

Get a Massey. You will be happy.