Wood outdoors will get wet, but if it only gets wet on the sides and is given plenty of ventilation it will steadily lose moisture and become as...
Wow, I was thinking the other day about how many things there are to know. A chainsaw is not the kind of thing that you figure out as you go....
Nice grinder Firewood Bandit. John Brooks Enterprises bought all of the old parts stock. He's not an internet kind of guy but very easy to work...
I could use about a dozen of those, lol
Ha, I hadn't even given it a thorough inspection. The first one I saw was on the reservoir side, and I never considered there could be a second...
Wow I need to improve my handiwork - your uglies are my beauties. I won't be posting pics of my uglies. Lets just say I could use a lot of those...
I noticed that on my engine there is a notch to help keep the fuel switch in the "off" position. Presumably all for towing.
I appreciate the thought but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't use it. It seems the wood has to be about the right size to make a good 4 way split....
If you guys could post up the Wix / Napa filter part number that would be helpful. I think it's due for its 5h oil change. It splits like a...
If you can take a close-up picture of the cutter that might help. Are you getting a nice sharp edge on both the top and side edge of the cutter?...
I got it home using my car hauler. The only trick was getting into the guy's driveway. I think ATV ramps would work but you'd need plenty of...
I have a couple of pignuts on my back line. It's good to know they'll be good stuff one day.
Yes, Logsplittersdirect has one for $130 but I don't see myself taking advantage of that. Reviews of it are mixed. The DHT 28T has an 11 sec...
In America the gasoline is definitely a problem. In Canada and other parts of the world I think it's less of a problem.
After over a year of cutting wood and mostly splitting by hand, I came up with enough cash to buy a splitter. I rented one once but it was...
Yep pretty much. Plus there is the risk of warranty - consider the average warranty situation: the owner leaves the fuel in too long. The owner...
If I buy it I'll bring it back on the trailer. I don't expect to have to travel with it but if I do it's a fair point about the wheel bearings....
I'm getting ready to pull the trigger on a powered splitter. By the book these things weigh 500+lb and can't be towed over 45mph. There's a nice...
Perhaps you can just rotate it with the starter cord and no plug to confirm crankshaft rotation always make the oil pump flow.
Those cabs are heavily caged, but I think you're right it takes some luck to absorb a few thousand falling bricks.
