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Was Lookin At Some Goodies Today

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by HDRock, Sep 12, 2014.

  1. Chvymn99

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    X2. Depends on the situation....
     
  2. rottiman

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    I hope we are talking wood and not woody......................
     
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    :picard:... :rofl: :lol:
     
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    I'll sell you mine @HDRock $1000 with a lift.:DSeriously I will... It's fast lol.
     
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    I see that they have horizontal shaft Kohlers now, mine has the B&S vertical
     
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    I was just looking at the splitters and drooling over them, figured I would snap a pic.
    I think my splitter has paid for itself but I haven't got my money's worth yet, and it still works like new.
    It would be really nice not to have to bust up the big ones so I can lift them though
     
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    You could always build a ramp.
    Or take that 1k and buy a really big saw - make lots of noodles, and lots of really :D
     
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  9. HDRock

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    actually I have been thinking about making a ramp to roll them up.
    If I'm feeling energetic I get out the Sledge n wedge, if not I get out the 61 do some noodlin.
    Probably going to have to buy another blower now cuz the leaves won't disappear on their own.
    Edit. Holy crap I just remembered a ramp I have stached away , haven't used it in years it's kind of wide but it is expanded metal Over angle iron
     
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    Mine is welded steel square tubing with some old grounding rod I had laying around.
    You could make one out of 2x4 on edge with a HD L-bracket and some 1x1 to have places to rest the round while you reposition to roll it up onto your work table.
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