[AT] pto powered woodprocessor

[Mike Obrecht]

thanks for the help and have checked out all the wood processing sites that 
the search engines find.  But think there is some handy person out there 
that has done this.  Have also checked the Farm Show paper with no success

Yes, would be cheaper, but may be easier to engineer and then fire up an old 
MM 670 super LP in the winter than to get the hired help running.  Wonder if 
you can use starting fluid on hired help?

The engineering gives me good reason to go to more machinery auctions here 
in Ohio this winter and look for parts for my project.  For any of you in 
Ohio the Morrow county fairgrounds has a huge auction every Feb. and is an 
all day affair and usually finishes in the dark.


>From: "Thomas O. Mehrkam" <tomehrkam at houston.rr.com>
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>Subject: Re: [AT] pto powered woodprocessor
>Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2006 06:18:02 -0600
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>Quite a feat of engineering. It would be a very challenging project. Good 
>Luck.
>
>PS: a couple of wet backs wood be cheaper.
>
>Jeff Pilbeam wrote:
>
>>look at this web page
>>  http://www.timberwolfcorp.com/processors/
>>    Ive seen this one work at a show
>>
>>Mike Obrecht <mdo_1 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>>  does any one have any good plans for a homemade wood processor that can 
>>be run on one of my MM's. All of the comercial ones are very expensive and 
>>out of a farmers price range. Any ideas would be appreciated. I always 
>>read the threads on here but have not posted in a long time. Thanks. And 
>>yes, we have a fleet of MM's that have powered our dairy farm for three 
>>generations.
>>
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