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another youngin here i'm 18 and a senior in high school i have been running my small part-time firewood operation for to years now and really enjoy it. its a he#@ of a lot better then working in the back of some greasy fastfood restraunt making minimum wage. but im not sure of wat the future...

don't mean to be rude... but use the search bar. its really helpful.

same here great kindling. have a plastic tub i put underneath the i-beam and log craddle of my logsplitter, it jus catches the splinters and bark.

I sell seasoned hardwood for $140 per cord delivered and stacked directly out of truck or trailer. i charge extra if i can't get the trailer directly where they want the wood stacked and have to transport the wood by hand.

i want modified hand truck i want a hand truck that has two metal forks that goes out and up and acts as a rack to move firewood.:monkey:

gstang nice trailer gstang i have a 16" double axle trailer kind of like yours and i wqant to put sides on it. removable if possible. can u give me any ideas/

i like how you have you have that splitter mounted on the truck.

4-way wedge on on piston is a bad idea. The top two pieces are fine but the bottom two pieces will push down on the I-beam causing upward pressure on the piston. the piston is not built to with stand pressure from that direction. It is bad for your piston that is why i chose not to mount a bolt...

I can definately understand how the 4-way wedge could cause abnormal stress i am going to take your advise and not even risk the damage. The wood on the bottom putting upward pressure on the ram would definately be bad. thanks i appreciate the help and not wasting 70 bucks.

Thanks thanks i have definately been convinced i am going to be getting all the PPE. I have found a pair of chaps and a helmet i like from Amick"s Superstore. The husky pro chaps and the husky pro arborist helmet.

Come on! i really need some help with this. Im lookin for a pair of chaps i can strap on the outside of my pants. and a helmet that fits nice and snug w/ muffs that stay on your ears and don't pull away from your face. I need some help from the pros thanks.

so do you think it would be worth the $70 or will it put too much pressure on my spitter since the 4-way is on the shaft. and did it increase your cycle time with the four way wedge on?

I am looking to get the best pair of chaps and a helmet with face shield and muffs. i was looking for some suggestions. Thanks.

i was wondering if it is going to really increase production, or is it just going to just increase cycle time and crush the wood it too small of pieces. im not making the bundled size pieces u see in grocery stores. i just want pieces small enough to move with one hand.

I have a 22 ton northstar splitter. at northern tool they sell two wings you can bolt on to the wedge to make it a four way. Does any one have any experience wth these? would it be worth purchasing for 70 bucks, or just a waste of money? It says it increases output by 3 times, i dont quite...

Sweet combo I have never ran any dolmars but from what i have been hearing about them the 5100s may be my next saw. Nice saws. I wanna come play with them.

sweetgum sellable with hardwood? so if i mix in some sweetgum with the rest of the hardwood i sell(mostly oak) will my customers flip out.

As far as a general consensus on firewood, softwood will burn easier but not as long, nor will it put out as much heat as hardwood will. Remember that softwood seasons faster than most hardwood. I prefer well seasoned white and red oak personally. As far as the saw and chain question go to...

I have some sweetgum.(you know the stuff with the little pointed balls, real common in the south) and i was wondering if it was good firewood.

So with my 036 i will be ok just drilling a couple of 5/16" holes in the muff cover.