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i built four 8ft racks in the basement so i can store 4 face cords down there and a shoot from some old plywood and some left over sofet material. i do it in the fall and some warm winters thats all i use, some cold ones i have to refill it, i have a quad and trailer i built for free that will...

they didnt ban owb's in nys. just set limits on placement, must burn clean wood, stack height, and must be certified for emissions. things that should be common sense unfortunately some people just dont care until its regulated. my wood furnace is older than me and i dont have any issues...

i got really old mobile home axles and tires for nothing. just cut the axle down to width and you dont have to worry about overloading or bearing failure

i get it pretty bad too. ive found that pre exposure cream works well. just rub it on before atving or cutting wood. gloves and leave the vines in the woods. as long as i remember to do it im ok. my father inlaw used to brag about how he didnt get it all his life and we were cutting some atv...

ratios are likely designed for diesel, which doesn't have as much rpm drop to remain in the power band.

"Check Craigslist, junkyards for old construction and farm equipment and some "shadetree tecknowledgee" and you'll do fine." thats the thing there, always be looking for deals. i found a 11hp honda engine for mine on a water pump someone was going to throw away because the pump was bad.

i think hes in the same boat as i was before i built my splitter. i have to disagree about going all out on the first try. in fact if you put it together with what you have you can upgrade as you get deals and ultimately spend less. i now have a splitter that splits bigger than most bought...

thats how mine is. though it might be more expensive than that interlock it was the best for me because im away alot and i dont want to have to worry about the wife overloading or something else. its simple, roll up, plug the twistlock in, start it up, go downstairs and flip the six switches to...

hes more of a man than me, i dont even like walking out to the shed to get the fourwheeler going.

you may want to have an electrician look at what you have in your house because most people have more load than a 5500 is going to power. you will likely want a panel with a limited amount of circuits like heat, sump, freezer, lights, bathroom, etc. everyone has different requirements its hard...

you could do like i did for my wheeler, weld the winch mounting bracket to a trailer hitch and get some 2in. inside diameter square stock and make a mount for the truck. 5/8 hitch pin. run wires up to were the winch is going to be and get wing nuts to mount the wires to the winch. now you can...

a while back i saw a guy skidding wood down the road with a three wheeler pulling a truck bed liner. i wish i could of got a picture. sometimes you do what you got to do if you dont have the cash.

my neighbor has got two of those, i think he said his where from the 50's. its got a 650, reverse, you kind of sit on it like a older bomb atv. it just seems a little hard to steer. good thing for reverse. pic(courtesy of my wife:mad: )is him rescuing me from some unseen, unfrozen ground.

i got over:) You all see that chevy commercial where he says "you left your man step down" :popcorn:

this is exactly why ill never buy a ford again. they reflashed it, told me they didnt, and it didnt even fix the problem. and even after they did fix the problem 2 or 3 trips later (a tube with adhesive on it) they still wont admit they took the power away and wont set it back. and this is just...

i had power too until it started blowing the air tubes off, fords fix for that was taking half my power away and telling me they didn't. i used to be able to haul our jd 110 backhoe on a triple axle trailer (15k combined) up a particular hill at 65 with the cruise on. now i have to mash the...

i drive a 6.0 550 at work and i wouldnt wish it on my worst enemy. and to those who say the body is better i have to dissagree. we have all three brands at work and the chevys have the best design and quality. ive got maybe 50k on it and probably $10k worth of uncovered by warranty service. it...

my wife likes being warm so she learned how to use the wood furnace. that was pretty easy.

never thought 4 above would sound warm but compared to you guys it sounds pretty good.

you might be right about being faster but power splitter is much more fun.