Puller 3 Points Articulated 8 "30-210

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To be more specific, I will try to explain what I have done in the past. I have planted many trees on my property over the past 5 years. Some trees just did'nt make it. Some had fireblight. I hand dig around these tress the best I can, then I use the 3pt lower arms and a chain to lift the tree out of the hole and break the remaining roots that I can't get to with a shovel. I do this while standing next to the tractor. The tractor is in neutral and parking break set. I use the same procedure to pull out t-posts. .... Like all other log splitters, 3-point hitch models are machines that reduce the amount of time you need to turn logs into firewood. All models have log size limits, and you can use them to split logs between 24 and 48 inches long. You can use the LTS25 model to split logs into horizontal and vertical positions, but adjusting its height isn’t possible. Also, the manufacturer doesn’t offer stands or other accessories for the log splitter. Pros

The model’s cycle time is between 6 and 11 seconds, while its maximum tonnage is 22 tons. Still, its performance capacities depend on the tractor, so you may be unable to utilize its full force if your tractor’s hydraulic fluid pressure is under 3,000PSI. Pross were invented to reduce tractor overturns, but they depend on implements designed to rotate on their lower link pins to produce compression in the top-link. Simply pulling from the lower links is done all the time, but operators should be aware of the risks taken. The guy made it himself. It's another compact tractor forum and I'll try to put the URL below. If you know of someone who welds, you could take the picture to him and see what he can do. That's what others have in mind, including myself.

Some where I read about a guy who made a thing for his 3 point to pull small trees out. He even had a drawing of it and now I don't know where I seen It . Has anyone else seen this Here's some text that goes with the picture DuaneinNY posted on 2-11-02 (I copied it from the same place he got the picture): The fingers are 15 inches total length (that leaves 12 inches protruding from the crossbar) and are made of1/2X3 flatbar. Although they cannot enhance the machine’s performance capabilities, accessories can make using a tractor log-splitter easier. Some models draw power through the Power Take-Off in addition to the hydraulics system, and they require special conversion kits that are usually sold separately.However, the hydraulic fluid’s flow rate isn’t the only parameter that affects the machine’s performance, as the force it can apply to a log and the amount of time it needs to split a log also depend on the hydraulic fluid pressure while the tractor is running.