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I got a 36" one a few years ago. Makes life easier, wish I would of had one 20 years ago.

While they can be can convenient if you are splitting a small amount of straight grained wood, just be aware that they are very slow. Also, if you are burning ALOT of wood thru the winter season it will be tough to keep up.

Its time to change the hydraulic fluid and filter on my Brave 22 ton. Anybody out there use Tractor Supply's Travellers Universal Hydraulic Fluid in their splitters? Usually goes on sale this time of year, but I don't want to use it if its subpar.

I dunno, digging trenches, running wires, aiming antennas...whew!! Get the Meshforce, plug them in and relax...

I keep the splits no bigger then 6"for the over night burns, but also split some smaller to keep the wife happy when shes loading the stove.

Each of the Meshforce blocks need to plug into an outlet for power. The first block would replace your present router, just plug the cord from your present router that comes from the modem into the first block. And if your renting your current router (as I was) from your cable co. you can return...

Thanks for the replies.

Get the 3 pack of Meshforce whole home wifi system for $169. on Amazon. I was having a similar problem getting my wifi thru brick walls and to an outbuilding on my property. Setup was simple and it works great.

Sorry about double posting the pics, not really good at computer stuff.

Got a lot of these pines growing in my wood lot, every now and then one will blow down. I'm curious if its worth my time to C/S/S them for burning, or if I should just keep pushing them off to the side. I usually burn hardwoods as the EAB has providing me with plenty of ash.

Mistakes always seem to happen when your in a hurry. A few years back I was in a hurry to get out to the woods before the rain came, put the saw chain on backwards. Not my finest moment.

Looks like elm, great to burn-not fun to split.

Worst thing about horizontal for a tall guy like myself, the constant stooping over it while splitting. Been spending more time splitting vertical last few years.

Maybe vegan...?

Nice looking shed in post #86. Might have to copy it when one of my racks finally rots,

I have a couple Echos, CS520 & CS345. Both are over 10 years old and still running strong. I say go for it.

Loving the cooler weather, got all my tornado wood cut up into rounds and on pallets.

My first was 2 days ago to take the chill off. A little shoulder birch and all was toasty.

Nice idea, to pricey.

Got a pile of logs to chunk up, its either to hot or raining. Hope it cools off soon, got the chains sharpened and ready to go.