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I sell these in my store and they are federal motor vehicle safety standard (fmvss) rated: http://www.pmlights.com/products.cfm

Really, how hard can a flat four be? With ground on the left, ground, run, left turn, right turn. Makes easy sense, I've found the easiest way to remember 4 wire flat is green goes to turn signal closest to grass, yellow goes closest to yellow line and ground is white which leaves brown for ta...

I would also but it's over an hour and a half away from me.

The elusive hickory oak, all the btus of hickory + oak, almost 50 mbtus per cord.

better than ether and tractor tire. https://www.youtube.com/embed/-0V_GB4LeIE

you might not want woodchucks chucking your wood.

Happycamper, is that you?:dancing:

I've got the Earthquake 5 ton from TSC. split about 9 cord over the past 3 years, mostly hickory and post oak. It's been the best 300 dollars I believe I've every spent.

you spelled it right!:laugh:

Or use this:

eastern red cedar

I saw that the other day, but I'm about an hour away to the east. A little too far for me also.

The southern variety that we have around here is actually known as sugar berry. About the only difference is it has fewer of the warts on the bark. http://dendro.cnre.vt.edu/dendrology/syllabus/factsheet.cfm?ID=275

Just saw this on facebook. thought it was pretty funny.

geroler gerotor Remember google is your friend.:)

Here's a website that explains the different types very well: http://www.hyspecs.co.nz/how-stuff-works/hydraulic-motor/

My District Manager once told me "if you ask the answer might be yes, but if you don't the answer is always no".

Did anyone else notice this in the description? Does NOT include Optional Handle