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Have any of you guys used the 110v carlton chain grinder that Baileys has on sale for $129.95? If so what are the pros and cons other than Chinese.

If you have a Grainger close, you can get a manometer for about $40.

Looks like Sassafras.

Gone, Thanks

I'll get back to you as soon as I get the measurements.

I'm replacing my 25 year old DuoMatic wood/oil furnace with a new Yukon. Most of the old furnace was shot, but the shaker grates are still as straight as the day they went into service. I just thought I'd let you guys know. If there is anyone out there who knows somebody that's looking for...

I had the same problem with the kickback. I changed the flywheel to a geared one and added a starter. Now I just push a button and i'm splitting wood. No more sore fingers or arms.

Beerman6, I don't have the part numbers. I just took the model # and the serial # of the engine to my local repair shop and they ordered the right parts to put on it.

I have had the 35 T for two years now and it splits anything I put on it. It is a little hard to start when it is cold. I fixed that by putting a new geared flywheel on it and a starter. Now I just push a botton and start to split.

I have the 35 ton splitter from TSC. It works great. Makes easy work of those knotty logs. The only thing that I might add is an electric starter to the 12.5 hp engine to help on those cold days.