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impressive. looks like mesquite
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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Pretty cool. Check out the link for 'world's fastest log splitter'. It is a neat idea but his hands are awful close to the business end of that thing.David
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the black powder method looks like much more fun!Comment
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LOML just informed me that she's ordered a truckload of 16" tree rounds. I need to split about four or five cords of wood before November and I'm thinking a maul is probably not going to cut it (no pun intended).
So, any advice on electric and/or manual hydraulic log splitters? I know a gasoline powered splitter is probably the most efficient way to go but it would not be easy to move one around on my property, which has a healthy slope in the back yard.Comment
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I have had very good experience with the Ryobi electric splitter. 4 tons. If you have 16 inch trunks though, it may be hard for the Ryobi.
But take a look here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lVtwFGuGqc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NklzLkfh-54Comment
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