But what about the herd mentality?The county line and huskee splitters are of great quality. Don't let anyone tell you their not
Do you have a point to this post? Mine had absolutely nothing(zero) reference to business and or business models.Then go spend your money on a high dollar one that does the same thing as the cheaper ones. Sounds like a great business model.
So what is so bad about them I use mine commercially and have absolutely no complaints it's one of the better built pieces of equipment I've gotDo you have a point to this post? Mine had absolutely nothing(zero) reference to business and or business models.
And, BTW. . . If I had, or needed a business plan.... It would be of the "work smarter and not harder" type. Somehow the cheapest most cost cutting machine would not and does not fit into that workflow.
Best of luck your strong back business plan. Does your plan include workmans comp, health, and disability insurance? Because with a splitter like the one referenced above your gonna need it.
Do you have a point to this post? Mine had absolutely nothing(zero) reference to business and or business models.
And, BTW. . . If I had, or needed a business plan.... It would be of the "work smarter and not harder" type. Somehow the cheapest most cost cutting machine would not and does not fit into that workflow.
Best of luck your strong back business plan. Does your plan include workmans comp, health, and disability insurance? Because with a splitter like the one referenced above your gonna need it.
Do you have a point to this post? Mine had absolutely nothing(zero) reference to business and or business models.
And, BTW. . . If I had, or needed a business plan.... It would be of the "work smarter and not harder" type. Somehow the cheapest most cost cutting machine would not and does not fit into that workflow.
Best of luck your strong back business plan. Does your plan include workmans comp, health, and disability insurance? Because with a splitter like the one referenced above your gonna need it.
Do you have a point to this post? Mine had absolutely nothing(zero) reference to business and or business models.
And, BTW. . . If I had, or needed a business plan.... It would be of the "work smarter and not harder" type. Somehow the cheapest most cost cutting machine would not and does not fit into that workflow.
Best of luck your strong back business plan. Does your plan include workmans comp, health, and disability insurance? Because with a splitter like the one referenced above your gonna need it.
I'd like to know the risks. I feel completely the opposite.Sure it does. . . you just need to pull your head outta your butt to see the risks.
I'd like to know the risks. I feel completely the opposite.
I've had roughly 5 of the huskee 22 tons over the last decade. Injury free. I have alot of different clowns running my splitters. The huskee is pretty dummy proof. down, up, watch your fingers.
I finally upgraded to a bigger splitter w/ log lift, 4 way, auto split/retract feature.
my guys had roughly 4 to 5 hand, finger injuries in the first year I owned it. Alot more moving parts. alot more to pay attention to.
I sold it earlier this summer and went back to the huskees.
The only way to really prevent the manual labor and/or potential injury of splitting wood is to just up grade all the way to a processor.
All's I know for sure is this is what happens when you pin your pinky between the big cast steel plate and a piece of wood on a Speeco 35 ton...
herd mentality,,,,fact on this site...But what about the herd mentality?
How in the world did you rip the foot plate off that splitter?Nothing wrong with the huskee's. Own two 35 ton splitters. One is prolly 12 years old and the other about 6. Somehow ripped the foot plate off the older one and got pissed so I bought a new one. Had a buddy weld it back up a few weeks later and now I got one running vertical breaking the big pieces into manageable size and the other one doing the smaller stuff. I split about 50 cord a year with them and they always start easy( unless I leave them out overnight when it's - something god awful cold)
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