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Read articles →This video follows an owner who built his own hydraulic log splitter for the Kioti CK2610 and is now showing the revisions he made, extended hydraulic lines with protective piping and reinforced steel after a previous failure. It covers the modifications briefly, then cuts to GoPro footage of actual splitting. He honestly concludes it works but is slow; best for DIY implement builders curious about homemade splitter performance.
Posted by the 765 Guys channel, which appears to be an owner-operator documenting hands-on projects on their own property.
Yes, the owner says it worked pretty good and split big oak rounds with nothing busting, though it is slower than using a big saw.
He welded and braced it, adding a big thick piece of steel, possibly a dozer cutting edge, since he could not bend it back.
He added piping to extend the lines so they would hit the pipes instead of getting pinched, allowing full rotation.
