Log Splitter For Bad Backs & Old Men.MPG
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Its still hard work but the crane is a great help and the kid!
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How many lawyers can you split on that thing in a day??
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Wow brings back the good times of splitting with my grandpa but we didn't have it this ez , if it wasn't for doing things like this with home I wouldn't be half the person I am now
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@hottubbrad not nearly enough...
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Good idea.
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great video,my family and i built one myself built loosely off this design. first log i we picked up was a 24 inch dia. solid blackjack. worked great
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@jfdzachary -- good point about larger blocks ... your block are about our average normal size. I do alot of 3 ,4 and 5 foot blocks as well
Awesome
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@xIntoThePitx -- yes i see that . MIne splits at the end adn the wood self piles away from me and at the end of splitter. When the pile gets big the pusher just starts pushing it self back wards.
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Keeps the work in the work area, less energy spent dragging the wood back to the wedge for re-splitting. I prefer 2-way setups myself, like the Split-Fire.
I know about bad backs especially after two surgeries. Your splitter is just what the Dr. ordered. Can you supply any rough dimensions about the pipe you used, the lengths of the vertical pieces the swing arm and finally the size of the cylinger and its stroke length?
Thanks a lot,
islandin maine
islandinmaine 2 years ago
islandinmaine... The pipe is 5 1/2 ' X 5" OD thick wall. Swing arm is 5 1/2' X 2" X 4" X 1/4".
Lion Welded Hyd. Cyl. 3" bore / 18" stroke.
jfdzachary 2 years ago
nicesplitter.......... I have to ask --why do you put the wedge on the cylinder?
kitfoxflyer 2 years ago
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To answer your question, I think it makes the large pices easier to re position to resplit. Tried it the other way first about 25 years ago.
jfdzachary 2 years ago