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Tell us the pros and cons of this splitter

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Ed Kennell
15 minutes ago, lynnmor said:

inspect or replace with a better design

Will do..thanks.    I did have to retorque the pump mounting bolts  that vibrated loose after many years of use.   Most of my wood is from 5+ year old dead trees so they are dry when I cut them.   If I do get a live green blow down, I do split  smaller  to speed drying.

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Ed Kennell

I just took a closer look at the 2 way design.    With the splitter wedge cantilevered 6-10 inches above the cylinder, seems there has to be some large loads on the splitter slide system.    Do we know what it uses for bearings to take these loads?

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WHX??
30 minutes ago, lynnmor said:

yes I use a moisture meter.

Yer nuts and a waste of time.  Gramps didn't have one and he hand split way before us. A veteran wood stoker can tell the dryness by end fractures and time under a COVERED stack. Different for brand of species ... hardwood softwood etc. Heck burn green pine you like to clean chimneys. :ychain:

 

What brought this on Big Unit? Weren't you the guy just looking for better cycle times on what you have? 

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Ed Kennell
10 hours ago, cafoose said:

 Thinking it could be used as a press with the right adapters?

You got the wheels turning Chuck.   :confusion-confused:

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cafoose
1 minute ago, Ed Kennell said:

You got the wheels turning Chuck.   :confusion-confused:

Be sure to let us know how you do it :banana-wrench:

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WHX??

Do sound like Pullstart now 'foose :lol:

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