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Charles Morrill
 
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Have a look at the CADplans website. Nice guy who designs a whole
bunch of build it yourself equipment including some logsplitters, both
stand alone and some that connect to a tractor or engine. You'll have
to hunt through his website a bit, but it's there. Try
http://www.cadplans.com/ and see if come up with something
interesting. I've found his plans to be quite clear.

Charles M

 
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