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Anyone with a DHT 22 ton splitter; can you tell me how high off the ground the log cradle is? Thanks!
Anyone with a DHT 22 ton splitter; can you tell me how high off the ground the log cradle is? Thanks!
DHT 22 Ton Cradle Height
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Hi Tomm! I'm referring to the height of the log cradle (the work surface where the log sits on the splitter). How many inches from the ground? I'm betting 30 or so inches
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
I have the DHT 22 ton and have installed the "log catcher assembly", which is an aftermarket part that bolts onto the frame of the logsplitter. Both the log catcher assembly and the frame of the logsplitter (beam) sit at between 30 and 31 inches high when in the horizontal position. I am happy with the machine. When you get it home, re-tighten everything properly, checking the wheel bearing installation and especially the mounting bolts for the hydro pump.
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