[img] I use either a cart or [img] a conveyor table and stack it the 8 foot I can reach [img] After that I just use the wood to make ramps or...
[IMG] 50' away from the edge of the attached garage which is 50' long. [IMG] load it up in the fall and more than enough for the heating...
The reason you need to keep it that loose is so you can put it back on without wasting time messing with the adjuster or having to loosen the bar...
Thanks everyone! Hopefully not long till I'm back at it. [img]
I guess it depends on how you generally bucking up logs. I used 2 saws for years as go to's. One limber and one saw for 16" and up. I now have...
I was wondering what happened to Matt. Thanks for the info.:yes:
I caught that. Makes you look over your shoulder when you are within striking range.:faint: [img]
When the locust starts to rot here it generally gets like balsa wood on the inside and holds water like a sponge for a long time. Mulberry...
That pretty much seals the deal to Mulberry. Not great for a fireplace as it does like to pop but gives some great heat.
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Yellow wood around here means Osage or Mulberry. How heavy is it? Osage a little heavier than Mulberry but not much. Dead Osage dulls a saw...
It's a loaded question as it depends on the splitter, personal preference and a person's wood gathering operation. They have pluses and minuses...
You win! :mad:
Don't know the brand but amazing how good it does with just a few teeth! :D My Buddy traps all the time and he says Beaver are the easiest things...
Just keeping it an Ohio thread! :D
Nice saw!
I agree with your buddy! Oooops. :D Tell him to put the gussets on then as well. No reason not to.
wood splitter None of the links above or below??? Should be quite a few.
Right below where it says "Splitter Build" there is a clickable link.
That's the style Dad had on his splitter. They'll snap off where the first thread is started as his were cut, not rolled in. With the amount of...
