Jags splitter build - pic heavy update- ITS ALIVE

Yep, we will have the luxury of leaving anything too big. We're at the river, nobody wants to work too hard.

I can't remember it, so it must not have happened. :lol:
Yep, the mighty Miss. I would be North of the Savanna Army Depot. Just the other side of the lock and dam. It is an amazing body of water. You would not recognize the water now compared to 20 yrs ago. Heck, we even have flocks of white pelicans now. First time in known history that the water was clean enough to support them. (they are a very good indicator of healthy water).

Baaa...ain't no thing. Baldys are a daily occurrence at the cabin. We have several nests that we watch the young 'uns grow up in.

To bring it back on track--the home built pump mount:

In a geeky sort of way. :coolsmile:

Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks - I am sure that you will get that cart up and working for you.

Good for you. Maybe an idea or two can come from this that will help you with your build. I have built a total of 3. Each a little different design. This is a great place to get answers to your questions.

The third one has been gone a long time. It was built off of a pipe sliding over pipe design. Easy to build, but I would only recommend using that design for small tonnage machines. Its amazing how much 20 tons will bend schedule 40 pipe. I don't even have any pics of it. That was before camera phones and heartnet.net (the predecessor of this place).

It has split a few piles so far. We only use it for camp fire wood (so far), so it won't be a high volume machine.

That is WAY too sufista...serfistic...complex for me.