Thread: archertwo's processor

Good luck to ya! Stay safe! Dingeryote

Ole Av's probably gonna let us "swing in the breeze" - bad pun fully intended - for a while before he posts back here, either that or he's deep into a bottle of Mr Daniel's finest, either celebrating or licking wounds :d

Quote: Originally Posted by Dok This could have turned out much worse. Be glad it's over and move on. Sometimes it just isn't worth bending over backward to make someone happy. Dok Good on ya for not entering her house. Nothing good would have come of that. You did your best. Some folks simply will not be happy customers.

Quote: Originally Posted by JJuday As long as you don't jack anyone off with a chainsaw! If you do you might have to change you handle to "woodbutcha"! I have never heard that before and I have never called it anything other than it's species. Quote: Originally Posted by trimmmed Are those full bundles, face bundles or a rick of bundles? I'll take a pass on that. Might be a good gig for Rick Bundles. When I read...

He did claim he was bringing lighting, since it was gonna be an all-nighter.

Quote: Originally Posted by Nosmo Try some mittens - really. Each finger will keep the others warm. I used to ride a motorcycle while stationed in Washington State. Somebody tipped me off about those mittens and it made a world of difference keeping those fingers warm. Nosmo I did that, Nosmo, and yes, they do work better than gloves. I actually layered them twice with thin gloves on the inside and ski mittens on the outside. However, the...

Quote: The house uses hot water base boards so you can only get so much heat out of them. Are they clean? Dust and pet fur can make for decent insulation.

Quote: Originally Posted by ROOTSXROCKS well However non conclusive, it was fun trying and I learned a little bit. tom trees

Quote: Originally Posted by iowa I'm talking about the Single Vertical Commercial #2. It is Vertical! I called a distributor in NY. They want $6500 for them plus shipping!!! oucha! ooops. Sorry about that I looked at the wrong one. Its pretty neat that it has a work table for vertical splitting. I can't get past the price however. You can pick up a nice TroyBilt or a TSC for aound $1200 but they certainly don't have the cycle...

splitting time is going to vary a great deal depending on a lot of factors.Size of rounds to be split,ability to clear your area, size of machine, and above all else type of wood. Easiest I have found has got to be red oak.Pops apart and rarely needs the full stroke to make it bust.Hickory has got to be the worst.Shreds apart, lots of stringers and heavy to boot. I have a Troybilt 27 ton with a table, 4 way wedge, and in red oak I average a...