With those pronounced medullary rays I’d say some kind of oak. A fresh cut on the end may help narrow it down between a red or white.
Sah-weeeet!
Wow! My hat’s off to you. Impressive work and very well thought out. You sir, are a wood nerd among wood nerds
I try to never mow wet grass and I always blow out the deck with a backpack blower after every use. I used to use the quick connect wash port on...
My first guess would be sycamore but if it isn’t, I’d say London plane tree.
I put 48” x 12’ black plastic directly on the ground. Then I poke holes up and down the length with a pitchfork. Then 2 double rows of landscape...
That’s a right fine offer there!
I like the way you think!
[ATTACH] 19/75. 3yr red oak ready for the overnight burn
I cut to 20” length and have put 25” diameter white oak on mine with out any issues BUT mine has beefier, welded on type log supports. Same frame...
I have the basically the same splitter sold under the Lumberjack brand. Mines painted yellow and has a slightly different Chinese motor. Bought it...
I have a friend that did something similar while working in his shop. A long log with bungee cords to keep it self feeding! Gawd! Might have...
In the oft repeated words of my father…..”Dammit!”
Looks like lacebark elm to me.
I agree. Looks like willow to me.
I split down to 3”. Any smaller than that, I at least crack it. I’ll put a crack about 2/3 of the way down. I’ve got no data to back it up but in...
Nice job. An overnight soak in vinegar is my “go to” rust remover.
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Did you get this solved? It looks like the same throttle set up as my splitter. I can take some pics if you still need the info
I had access to a sterndrive trim system so I’m trying it out as a hydraulic top link. So far so good but I haven’t put my chipper on it yet....
