That time of year again...I love splitting wood!
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Wood splitting
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My faithful splitting companion...tho she doesn't do a whole lot!
therapeutic!
is there such a thing as a 3-point-mounted Cub-powered splitter?
That I couldn't tell ya,I have no idea
My splitter consists of an axe, 6 or 8 lb maul and probably multiple choice words. I do like using a tire, set the chunk inside the tire, split and move on. Works really well...
I remember those days
Alot healthier!
I actually don't mind it, up here in PA, locust wood is plentiful and it splits very well. Elm, hickory or maple on the other hand... I curse like a sailor.
Rookies! I tellya.
Start with a couple rows and let-r-eat
Start with a couple rows and let-r-eat
snicklas
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Rookies! I tellya.
Start with a couple rows and let-r-eat
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Yea, but your "fireplace" is a bit bigger than most......
Now thats gettin st done!!!Rookies! I tellya.
Start with a couple rows and let-r-eat
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tkhoffman
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Until a few years ago, I was in the same, manual labor club.
These days, I let the tractor idle quietly and the Splitter speed is fast enough
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Heck, could probably heat our town with that
i think there are foundries in Pittsburgh with fewer BTUs. 
Talking about putting a log on the fire!
dgreen
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Your locust wood must be a mite different than my black locust wood. My locust is the reason I bought a hydraulic power splitter. I still use the manual one for the straight grained ash.
