[AT] pto powered woodprocessor

[Thomas O. Mehrkam]

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/
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>  Ive seen this one work at a show
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>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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