a couple recyled wood racks...
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Is that a man cage from a Nuclear plant? That is the nicest looking log hoop Ive seen yet! How could you get something like that for free unless you were paid to take it down? Thats amazing workmanship!! GOOD JOB! My father would have liked to have met you!
Thats a couple thousand dollars worth of scrap iron...lol. I just read your avatar, how are you gonna make a TO30 into a 30hp splitter? What is a TO30? I have a TO35 and I cant find any information on it. It says Harry Ferguson on the engine plates and serial plate but the numbers dont match anything in the owners manual or in tractor blue books. Its a gas Continental engine and it sucks gas!! Do you know anything about them?
Oh...lol..again I was just reading about Harry Ferguson, that he died in 1960. I have a MF65 that I have 2 mechanics working on. It was built in 1960. I didnt realize it till just a little while ago. The 65 is my pet.
Lol... The hoops were cut off from the footing steel for the New Tappan Zee bridge. Massive amounts of rebar in that baby! I got the chance to sneak a few home and had some fun with them, glad you like it... I'm thinking an old BBQ Frame would make A decent rack too...
The tractor is pretty much a Ford 9N with different colors... Harry Ferguson had a deal with old man Ford and got weaseld... Mine isthe same, no badging no tags, I didn't even know what it was when I bought it... Lol.
I have a working hydraulic press that I'm cannibalizing to make a beast of a splitter... Hoping to do a photo build of it and post it. I'm shooting for a log lifter and all to fit the3 point hitch... Unless I can score an entact one cheap...
The tractor is pretty much a Ford 9N with different colors... Harry Ferguson had a deal with old man Ford and got weaseld... Mine isthe same, no badging no tags, I didn't even know what it was when I bought it... Lol.
I have a working hydraulic press that I'm cannibalizing to make a beast of a splitter... Hoping to do a photo build of it and post it. I'm shooting for a log lifter and all to fit the3 point hitch... Unless I can score an entact one cheap...
25 Tons is alot of log hoops!! The Tappan Zee bridge is an impressive story indeed! I knew it!! My father built bridges too. I recognized the rebar. Those are some cool pics
The Henry Ford/ Harry Fergusons famous "Handshake Deal" lol. Yup Ive read about that. I have a 9N and the serial number on that dates it to 1939 which is the year they started making them. The grill has an emblem that says Ferguson System on it. If you sell your tractor at some time in the future, people love to have impliments in operating condition to go with them. I would die for a splitter to run off either of those tractors. It makes the tractors "value added". I would say go for it!!
The Henry Ford/ Harry Fergusons famous "Handshake Deal" lol. Yup Ive read about that. I have a 9N and the serial number on that dates it to 1939 which is the year they started making them. The grill has an emblem that says Ferguson System on it. If you sell your tractor at some time in the future, people love to have impliments in operating condition to go with them. I would die for a splitter to run off either of those tractors. It makes the tractors "value added". I would say go for it!!- Status
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