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Thanks everyone for the replies!

Thanks Chuck for the threads, those are exactly what I needed to see if I feel the need to add those extras. And yes, 26" Tru-Power rears and 18" Vredestein...

It has been a few years that I have had this project in my head. I have wanted to try a center blade for the 317 or 214 but can't justify the cost of a Deere 54C or 43C. I have seen some threads of...

Bob is exactly right. A 3 point is only as useful as you make it, and with the correct size tools and not having a super high expectation of what it can do, a garden tractor is more than capable. I...

Woke up to another record breaking snowfall here in WI. I am really starting to believe the predictions that this will be a good (or bad depending how much you like snow) winter. With all these early...

Didn't realize I was posting in the old thread before, so I'll copy the post here.


I wasn't ready for the first snowfall but I'll be ready for the next one. I got to test out the new to me 47...

I wasn't ready for the first snowfall but I'll be ready for the next one. I got to test out the new to me 47 blower and boy does it work great. I can't wait to put it through some of the deep stuff....

Dan if you still have this could I bother you for some dimensions/drawings/ or pictures of the lift rod? I am looking to produce a better one for a friend rather than the cobbled one we have put...

Mitch mentions the same thing I talked about in my previous reply. The condensation wrap is an insulator but as Mitch adds greatly helps noise reduction during rain. It is a night and day difference...

Alecapone I used Rustoleum Almond color paint in a rattle can. I'm not sure if that is a perfect match for the original Brinly white, but I think it looks good. The first picture is how I got the...

Nice size shed and nice looking piece of property Gabby.

2 years? 14 months? That seems rediculous to me. Our 36'x60' shed was put up in a week, including cement work. Maybe only a couple months...

A little late update but I feel the need to close out this thread. I took this to the show in Portage and immediately got lots of attention with it. As mentioned before, I was planning on selling it...

Thanks for digging up those soecs Perry. I am really starting to suspect something is up with the relief valves. I can't seem to find any other gear sets that would fit in it and I highly doubt...

Last week I picked up this Brinly CC-1000 Cultivator for $25. I spent the next day after classes sand blasting it and then painting it. Decals have been ordered and this is the final piece to...

I have been looking for a truck bed for quite some time. Mine is rusty (Thanks Minnesota and Wisconsin winters) but still solid floor so I haven't been in a hurry, and I certainly don't want to spend...

I would suspect a bad belt, but all of your thoughts could contribute. It could also be a weakened spring that isn't holding tight enough when it needs to be at full tension.

Ryan

Thanks Nate, I'll have to look around to see what I can find on the engine. Based on other splitters I am guesstimating mine at 10-15 tons. I'll check again on the bore and see how those numbers...

I am unsure how many other applications this hydro had. I am sure it had plenty. Without knowing the full history on the machine it is hard to say if it's ever been replaced. The previous owner said...

Roger searching Google was the very first thing I did. Even through all those images there isn't one like mine. Which again leads me back to asking here.

Nate do you happen to know if the model...

Unfortunately that tag only states hydraulic oil info. I was hoping one of the old timers here would recognize it and would be able to help me out.

Ryan

With the rear end off the ground and spinning one wheel the other turns the opposite direction and at an equal speed, so I guess that solves that. I'm really hoping to find something with the relief...

Here is the How-To document for this mod. It is a pdf that will ask to be downloaded and/ saved. This is for the 47 and 54 quik hitch model blowers. I have been trying to find one specific to a old...

I gave Northern Hydraulics a call and they are of no help without me knowing the splitter model number or tonnage. I guess I'll see if I can get ahold of Speeco directly and see what answers they can...

JiminRI- The engine is original and the rear end has no pulleys so that's not the case.

Perry- So far that is the most logical potential problem. I never would have though of that. I'll report...

I can't imagine that someone would pull it apart and swap internal gears or the axial piston pump to gain more speed, but I also don't know if there are any other components that would fit nicely....

Any ideas on year, model or tonnage? This can't be the only one around.

This has split almost 2 cords of wood for me so far and just this past saturday it was running non-stop for about 4 hours...