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If it was me, I would raise the height so the top of the beam was a little bit below waist level. This will make for more comfortable splitting since you are not bent over all the time. Just my $0.02 KB

Custom fit splitter Here is what I have and I am 6' 6". When my dad was converting the splitter from a 3pt hitch for a tractor to a tow-able unit, he asked me how high I wanted it. So in true redneck fashion, he used boxed tubing, channel iron, angle iron and ibeam that he had laying around...

Genghis Kahn Setting fire to cat tails has been military strategy for 1000s of year. Genghis Kahn, the great Mongol warrior, sent a message to a city he had besieged that if the city sent out 1,000 cats and several thousand swallows that the Mongols would spare them. When he got birds and...

Our Christmas Fireplace Here is our fireplace with a roaring fire, all decorated up for Christmas. I have the greatest wife in the world, the antlers were my idea and she loved how it looked. <br> <img src="http://k-t-j-barnes-family.com/fireplace.jpg">

Here are some photos of a load of wood that was delivered to me today. Let me start by saying that I am a teacher and a coach so I believe in supporting students, so last week when one asked if I wanted to buy some firewood I said sure. I told him since I had my own saw and splitter he...

I have a horizontal splitter (raised to fit My 6'6" height) and would like to put a log lift on this machine. I have a 6.5 hp motor with a 13/2.9 gpm 2-stage pump. How big of a cylinder would I need and why type of control value should I use for this lift? Any advice, pictures, drawings, etc...