Champion splitter modification project/going to have to tap the brake lights 

Champion splitter modification project isn’t going to be easy Peezy. But that won’t stop me. I always come through the other side. 

[@AroundTheYard-MN]

John, this is a great build! I’m really enjoying this series. I think you’re right on keeping these “episodes” to about a 1/2 hour. It’s enough time to show progress and som changes in direction. Also, I enjoy you thinking out loud, I like the humor in your statements. Take care buddy and have a great day Around the Yard! ~ Brent

[@WilleysFirewood]

Building something like this will give you a real sense of pride while running the finished machine. There will be hurdles but metal can be moved and manipulated as needed along the way

[@lifeonmttammanyridge2565]

@@WilleysFirewood I really appreciate you taking the time to stop in and watch my content, Russ that means a lot to me. I’ve been enjoying watching your videos on the new Allwood machines. Those are very nice pieces of equipment. Hope you stick around to see how things progress.

[@WilleysFirewood]

@ I can't wait to see it finished!

[@lifeonmttammanyridge2565]

@ it’s gonna be a little while yeah I’m running out of funds. I wish my channel was making money. It would sure be helpful.🤷‍♂️

[@WilleysFirewood]

@ mine is but it's not much that's for sure. Maybe one day we will be some of the big fish 🤣. Keep grinding it will be worth it in the long run.

[@estouch]

You know i was going to comment, saying you should build your own log lift. Duhh. Way ahead of me already. How you going to lift the lift. With the return stroke? Dude i looked at valve assembly’s are not cheap. Just the auto cycle valve body is 700. WTF.. and that’s for anyone who might wonder why you would take this project and not buy a machine with a log lift. Because a $2000 splitter can be a $14k machine after all the upgrades. Great job dude. Keep up the regular content posting.

[@lifeonmttammanyridge2565]

I’m glad you’re enjoying the build Eric I’ve been wanting to do this for a long time. And it’s finally happening and this isn’t even the big project. You guys will all have to wait and see on that one.

[@billsaflarski824]

I would build your push plat first so you know what you have for clearance for the supports for the log lift and log stop. just my .02 worth

[@lifeonmttammanyridge2565]

@@billsaflarski824 you read my mind that’s precisely what the next video is going to be about.🙂👍

[@ShermanLawncareAndFirewood]

I THINK I know but I kind of want to surprise myself John haha. Still love watching this build. 🤘

[@inthebackyardwithdel438]

Hey John , the build is coming along nicely . Going to be a brut .👍🏻🪵🇺🇸

[@lifeonmttammanyridge2565]

Yeah, it’s been a lot of fun so far Del. I’m glad you’re enjoying it too.🙂👍 hope you guys are sharing the heck out of it