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Affirmative, all the other ones I looked at, new and used alike, double the cost; were no where's as "beefy." Very pleased with the results. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sorry for the delay in getting the photos posted. Got it all installed and it's working well. Ended up putting a T, with a shut off valve just off of the power out line. The power is great, with more speed than expected. Unfortunately, with the shut off valve, have to disconnect the hose to keep...

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Thanks for the feedback and link. I'd like add the pto pump, but that's more $$ than I have in the splitter. I will probably have to move to some type of additional pump in future, for now I will see what I can do without it. Will try to get some photos throughout the project, Jerry. Sent...

Well, I've got the splitter and I think it will work well for what I'm looking to do. It's not going to do anything real fast; but rill go the job. Any suggestions on the best way to attach a couple of y-fittings on the side hydraulic block? Or is there a better way to do it? Again, I am...

BravoXray; that's what I was thinking and hoping I could do. Will I have to tap into the hoses coming out of the hydraulic block to the loader valve? Or is there some type of y-valves that can replace the 2 fittings at the block? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The B7800 is a 2006; it's suppose to have 30HP output, but needs a tuneup. I figured I would have to keep the RPMs up, to run it. Similar to when running the belly mower and rotary brush cutter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It's about costs savings right now. Getting the would splitter pretty cheap; but it's a solid unit and works well. So would really like use it with the B7800, if possible. Do it of brush cutting, while cutting wood. This one was modified to carry with a fork; so don't have to disconnect the...

Buying an older 3pt wood splitter, to run with B7800 hydraulics. Does not have to be attached to 3pt to operate, as has own legs. What am I going to need to best attach B7800 hydraulics to splitter's hydraulic quick disconnects?