Question: Does anyone know if the troybuilt 27 ton splitter can handle a 4way wedge? I was thinking of having a buddy weld one up, but wasn't sure if it had enough power for it. I guess what type of wood to be split would play a factor... Thanks.
What I don't like about those Robert Collopy wedges on a moving wedge design is that they are angled top and bottom. This creates lift on the slide. They should be angled only on the top and straight on the bottom like a wood chisel.iceman said:http://www.freewebs.com/logsplitter/kwikrp said:I think it will have enough power, I have one but can not find a 4 way that will fit a troy bilt. If you find one that will fit please let me know i will buy one too !!
I had to read this over like twice till I finally figured out what you were talking about , ( sorry a little solw I worked all night )LLigetfa said:What I don't like about those Robert Collopy wedges on a moving wedge design is that they are angled top and bottom. This creates lift on the slide. They should be angled only on the top and straight on the bottom like a wood chisel.iceman said:http://www.freewebs.com/logsplitter/kwikrp said:I think it will have enough power, I have one but can not find a 4 way that will fit a troy bilt. If you find one that will fit please let me know i will buy one too !!
Thanks Jay, only issue is:
Fits Oregon 22 & 28 ton log splitters only
•Will not work with other brands