Posted by merlynr on February 03, 2013 at 07:46:04 from (166.137.101.157):
In Reply to: log splitter ? posted by JD2ACWD on February 03, 2013 at 07:30:23:
I visit arborists.com and the one forum about firewood and heating has lots of people asking/telling about splitters and lots of them recommend the ones from tractor supply. Catch one on sale for around $900 more or less and in the 20 ton range and you should be good to go. They will split 95% of wood with the exception being knotted/forked pieces. The large rounds may need to be nibbled at from the edges,but they usually split in half. There are some people where money is no object and they recommend more expensive splitters, but are selling wood and want faster,bigger tools.
I have a homemade splitter with a 4x24 ram and 11hp engine and 16gpm pump and it splits allmost everything.
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