Not anymore!:rofl: :lol::picard:
I used to deliver vegetables to Henry's. I would always pick up some steaks to bring home.
I am sure that was not an easy decision for you my friend. I will keep you and your Dad in my Prayers.
No need to be sorry I will continue to use my DHT and repair as need, just saying that I would not buy again.
I keep looking for Bullwinkle.
There were Two of them in one of the Poplar trees I cut when it hit the ground it broke apart about 8' from the base it was hollow and punky and...
Another nice day to cut wood dropped a few trees nothing big 6" - 10" Cherry, Soft Maple, Poplar, and a dead Elm. Had a visitor I think I may have...
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It is ok but wouldn't buy another. I had a log get stuck on the wedge and it bent and twisted the part that is suppose to push it off it broke the...
I have a DHT 35 ton and would never buy another. I had a homebuilt splitter previously that was a push thru with a catcher table at the end I wish...
We got a little snow here about 1" before it changed to rain pretty much a sloppy mess. mid 30's today
Here is a post from years ago: Here are pics of the Granberg's , I like them because you can set the angle and every tooth is filed the same. I...
Happy New Year to all!
I'm with all the above.
I still like my Granberg File-n Joint for getting my chains sharp with the proper angles sometimes ten to fifteen strokes if very dull (I try not...
Shoveled out ash in OWB left a bed of coals loaded up for the night with Red Maple and Elm. 32* out 72* in.
Well said Eric VW. I only met Dennis once but after being on this wonderful site consider him a friend. May Judy Rest in Peace and Dennis find...
IMO most people don't file enough after a rock strike. If it isn't cutting the chain is dull.
90% horizontal I bring the rounds to the splitter with the bucket roll out of bucket on to beam split to size and stack. The table on each side of...
14* this morning 35* now just loaded up the OWB with some Red Maple [ATTACH] That will be good till tomorrow afternoon. House at 72*.
