My great grandfather from Lithuania would bring in logs as big as he could carry. Then just push the trunk into the fireplace as they burned.
It has to do with the speed of the flame front inside the cylinder as the spark plug fires. Great for racing, useless for just about everything else.
They are all close enough. The biggest difference being top and bottom range. I just got a cheap one from HF centech 69465. It reads -36 to 968F....
Did some black Friday shopping on line, gonna pick it up in tax free NH, after the nuts are all back to work on Monday.
If it has wheel bearings I wouldn't worry about speed too much, my HF splitter has the same wheels and bearings they sell on their cheap trailers....
Actually ethanol has less btu's than gasoline. Gasoline has less BTUs than diesel. A btu is a measure of energy, the standard for rating fuel...
Just got a postcard. I know a few were talking about getting a splitter. The new K10 electric kinetic splitter for $599 with code 89477A, this is...
The $50 off coupon shown earlier in the thread.
7 CSS, one or so still piled in rounds.
I try to camp out with the kids in the back yard. But I have a nice teardrop camper I built to sleep in. A nice comfortable bed, real bedding and...
I use the electric saw on them.
Tires rated for 900 lbs each. I beefed up the tongue to take the load. Axle is 2K rated.
My cs590 decomp shuts if I pull sharply, I found the trick is to pop the decomp, pull it through slowly a few times to prime the gas, then give it...
Burned everything but 1 weeks worth last year. So far I've CSS 7 cords, and have another in rounds to be split.
Finally got below 30 overnight, we're still burning the shorts and uglies. Many days it gets over 40, we let the stove go out then.
I was fortunate to swing by HF right after that coupon came out, they had one splitter in stock. I bought it, then ran home for my trailer, since...
Roughly 1/3 cord I think, the trailer is only rated for 1,250 lbs. I've been working this scrounge for months.
My "truck" is a grand caravan. [ATTACH]
Thanks, I've been employed by a contractor to UPS and FedEx for ten years now. We operate 50 twin and single engine turboprop (PT-6) planes (C208,...
My Echo's are both easy to start, but I don't think springs are involved.
