Tuesday, October 18, 2016

SCREW THE ELECTION - I'M EXCITED





I just purchased a six ton log splitter from Home Depot and it is due to be delivered Thursday.    

I have over a cord of cut wood in my back yard that needs splitting and I am getting too old to heft a maul and ax for hours on end.  I have a couple or three more cord I can clear off the wooded land next to my house.  

The splitter cost $280, and a cord of fire wood split and delivered would cost over $200 dollars, so I will easily make back my output within a year.  And I have a new toy to play with.





  
It is suppose to rain on Friday; but stand by Saturday
the Ol'Buzzard

8 comments:

  1. About a week ago I was watching two older gentlemen take apart a huge chunk of wood with one. Neat!

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  2. That is so cool! We rented one from a local co-op two years ago and cut so much wood, I don't think we'll need to rent another for another two years. It sure beats splitting it by hand!

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  3. Have fun! Boys do love their toys! (of course, girls do too, but perhaps different toys)

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  4. good for you..have fun with your new toy.

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  5. I have a feeling you're about to become a very popular man in the neighborhood.

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  6. I have a 27 ton one that works either horizontally or vertically for the ones too heavy and big to lift onto the splitter. I've used it for a couple years now and am very happy with it. Got my woodshed full and won't be here to burn it. We are planning on being snowbirds this winter.

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    1. My splitter is gas powered.

      I notice the video starts off splitting a piece that is relatively easy, putting the wedge in the crotch where it is easy to split.

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  7. I've had my DR electric splitter for 10yrs...I love it!No gas to mess with no noise..The on-off switch broke after 8 yrs..and that's all..
    Somehow I got too old to split wood the other way...
    Upriver

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