The only one new i found was in Georgia. Plus sales tax here.
Im already known by that name but not for breaking axes! :D
That was the only one i found online. His has the grate. He is asking $2100
Yes, still using it. The maul/axes get used to section up rounds at a score for ease of handling.
Browsing FBM i happened upon this. Very creative for stacking on a slope! :thumbs: [IMG]
Anyone own one? One listed locally on FBM. 5-6 years old and lightly used by a homeowner and a friend. Cant find much info on one and price....
How fast is your electric ones cycle time vs a standard gas hydro? I found a 20 ton electric hydro on FBM and was considering it even though it...
Wonder how it does with elm?
This was the email from Fiskars and it sounded like i wouldnt be covered as i never kept the receipt. Dear Brad, Thank you for contacting...
I figure its one less tool to carry. Broke the handles on both of my sledges! :emb:
Looks like it. Ill run into cool grain from time to time.
So the crooked, twisty ones burn better? :rofl: :lol:
Uh oh. I sold a half cord to a guy in New Haven last month! Casual burner! Answered my CL ad for it. I have maybe 3-4 cords for next year too....
Not wanting to break into the exotic wood market huh? :rofl: :lol: ;) My Asplundh cut the gnarly log had lots of punk so ill leave it. If it...
I couldnt figure out WTH you were talking about until i looked back at the OP pics. :rofl: :lol: That is a funny name for sure.
Im confused? :confused: Why would you suffer?
Not sure.Reminds me of the white throat sparrows that forage below the feeder.
The bark can vary a lot based on tree size. The pictured one really looks like ash, why i posted it. Any pics of the bark Steve?
Is that hickory? Must be tasty stuff!
Half cord load of nuggets/shorts. Mostly black & honey locust, sugar maple, Kentucky coffee tree and mulberry. Dried 40-44 months.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
