The splitter is usually the first bottleneck. I’d start there.
I only waited 8 weeks for my super split.The wait might be longer now, but I can’t see it being 18 months.
Welcome back Joseph Valenti ! Glad you’re on the mend bud!
Welcome to my every day :picard: Congrats in the nice oak!
They aren’t cheap that’s for sure! I looked for probably a year before I found this one and that was before the world went tits over teakettle....
Maybe next spring at Dennis’ I’ll have the super split there.
It’s definitely not as fast on elm but since it’s more of a knife than a wedge it tends to cut through the fibers rather than making a huge...
That’s fracking weird;)
That an excellent idea Walt! I’ll be there in spirit brother.
You mean like highly valuable black walnut? [MEDIA] :rofl: :lol:
Yep that was from this season. Of course I could only fill that ibc tote about 1/3 up before the dingo got front heavy.
It’s certainly a handy little critter. I use it quite a bit for work but also around the homestead: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] It’s probably...
Yeah you’d have to probably option it with the log lift. I don’t mind not having a log lift for the super split that’s what the dingo is for.
Bummer to hear you lost the tree Tim. Probably not a good time to tell you an arborist could probably have installed cables in it and saved it.:(
Scott if you leave the nut on top of the actuator arm a little loose it will stay engaged until the end of the stroke whether you hold it or not....
That’s right I forgot you had the tractor!:picard: That would be idea. The split fire is probably the only splitter I would consider replacing my...
It’s not like the harbor freight unit is so expensive that you couldn’t easily move on from it if you decided you wanted to upgrade in the future.
No problem bud! That’s what we are all here for to help each other out. There is a guy in Canada on Yoo-hoo toob with a couple videos about the...
I have a bunch of experience with a similar unit in brave dual split flavor. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I loved it for ash or other straight grain wood...
Lots of weeping willow around here too. Willow is really just my educated guess. Not black though. Probably something native to Alberta. I mean...
