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In my experience with a load it won't move. Would need a fast idle.

Prolly need a throttle lock.
Thats how we fed cows when I worked on a ranch in SD.
Were using big square bales, put in granny and tie steering wheel to mirror and jump on to flat bed and start slabing the hay off.

Dodge is only one that still offers a manual transmission.


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Prolly need a throttle lock.
Thats how we fed cows when I worked on a ranch in SD.
Were using big square bales, put in granny and tie steering wheel to mirror and jump on to flat bed and start slabing the hay off.

Dodge is only one that still offers a manual transmission.


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Just did a build & price, manual only available with the Cummins.
Is there any other engine?! :) the manual Trans in that should be a g56 I've got one out of a truck here. Really good Trans. Kinda designed like a zf ford Trans. Unless they've changed since '16.

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Good morning, gentlemen.

The Primate made up for the previous night's 12 hour sleepathon, fussing and whatnot starting at three, so I'll be going on four hours today. Oh well such is the deal.

I found bolts, washers, and brass shim stock to replace the pivot pin and tighten it up and tighten the top cylinder attachment point for the splitter. I'm worried about it hogging out the mild steel on the pivot point, and not being a welder, I'd be SOL if it did. That happened in short order on a cheap tilt bed trailer I had once. I finally bolted it shut and made a ramp on that one. I'll make it tight and spray it with Boeing T-9 wax lube, in hopes the vibration doesn't shear my shims. I think there is some vibration in the pump, but they definitely made the pivot point too loose. Oh well what can you expect, I got a 6.5 Kohler, a 4" cylinder, a full length beam, they have to cut corners somewhere. I could have spent twice as much on an Iron & Oak splitter, which would defeat the point of trying to save on my gas bill burning wood!

Have a good day, be safe. I got Nancy's car all scraped off, just waiting for teh rest of the crew to arise.
 

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In my experience with a load it won't move. Would need a fast idle.
Correct. Thus the manual trans being very handy.
Plus the driver can get out and pick up bales and steer through the window.
The only other thing that I could think of is a Duramax with PTO option has variable engine speed in 100 RPM increments up to 2100 RPM controlled through the cruise control switches. You can also hold the throttle to where you want it and hit the "SET" button to hold that RPM.

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