Ultrasonic cleaner with some sorta special potion?
I've been burning probably 75% ash for quite a while now...many times it just goes straight into the rotation for the next winter..meanwhile the...
Yup...I bet you may just be on that list too! :handshake:
Welcome to FHC, and congrats on the new splitter! I'd have been torn...I like saving money too, but also like a faster splitter quite a lot...
Exactly. I have an old 5 ton electric that I keep in the garage where my wood rack is during burn season...use it to customize big chunks...
Dad has a small Bobcat about that size...sure is handy...small but mighty! I have a little sycamore in the stacks, but haven't burnt much...
Because everybody thinks they need "more power", but realistically with a well designed wedge (or even better, knife) even 20 tons (and less!)...
Cycle time calculator, among other things. Log Splitter Hydraulic Cylinder Cycle Time and Speed Calculator
It's under "specs". 5", 2"ram, 23.5" stroke, 18gpm pump... everything you need to calculate cycle time. Weird that they can't even agree with...
Ever consider Splitfire? Log Splitters - Split-Fire USA They have nice horizontal and vertical machines, with lots of nice upgrades options...
Their math don't add up...by the specs listed they say 15 second cycle time, it should be more like 13, if everything else is listed correctly....
o_O :faint: Sorry about your (lack of) luck y'all! :hair:
Excellent! :yes:
Did the same thing with a Milwaukee a few weeks ago...they neck those 1/4" adapters down and that's right where they break! :hair:
My mom does this...she is a big believer.
Split fire is Canadian built
Clarification...it involved some Busch, and a light...right Eric VW ?!
I'd seal it and be done...asphalt is oil based, so it won't hurt a thing...I've had cars leaking on mine for 28 years now, no issues other than a...
Normal here too. Stinks about the buggy roof though...that seems like a poor design...hanging out there just ripe for the picking of any passing...
Sap seems to have good potential to make creosote (because it lets you get away with burning wet wood, if you want to) but if you are burning hot...