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Yes, that rod is twisted keeping it out of time. Stick a 4 X 4 wood block just below the left cylinder shaft and retract the cylinder wedging the block between the quick attach and the loader frame. retract the cylinder a bit more so that the right side moves farther than where the left side...

Thanks for that great resource. I am an autocad guy, but I have downloaded FreeCad which I can export to .dxf myself and I can scale it in autocad. Thanks again

Hi Yooper. Your grapple looks great. I was going to build one for myself. I found and purchased a small hydraulic rotator on ebay. What would it take to get you to send me your drawings? :) It's ok if you choose not to.

I disconnected my switch also. Mainly so I could use the wood chipper, and it also fixed when you just needed to see where the bucket is and inch up to something.

I think you just need more familiarity with the control valve. The farther you move the joystick away from center, the faster the loder operates. You could install an adjustable needle valve on the controlled side of the valve (where the cylinders are connected) to control your maximum flow...

I wanted to use the pump unit to power a skid steer style snow blower. http://www.woodmaxx.com/product_p/ss-72.htm Donystoy, I can see why you went vertically. Wouldn't want to be lifting those all day.

The blade will make 6 pces. I optimized it for a 12" log. The blade can then be raised from the bed to accommodate larger logs. I thinking now that I will put another single blade on the back as it can be lifted off and turned around to be used if needed.

This is what I came up with. 21gpm pump @ 540 rpm and 6 way splitter using a 5 X 24 cyl. Eventually I want to turn this into a wood processor.

Thanks guys

Hi. My tractor is up at my cottage 6 hrs drive away , and I'm building a log splitter to use up there. I'm going to use an external pump at 21gpm to achieve a decent cycle time run off the pto, but I need to know what direction the pto turns in order to orient the pump the right way. My plan...

Check to see if your parking brake is left on.

I found this in another post for the L3200/l3800 Part # is T1060-29450