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it has a new filter in it. and new piston only 75 buckaroos. might have to just do it as soon as i finish my wood for the year. thanks cutting scott

seems for the displacement of the saw, she seems as if it is cranking over easier, like it doesnt have the compression it should, after sitting for a few weeks it fires on the 5-6 pull though. just seems to pull over to easy and does seem to bog down easier than it should. still cuts three times...

clean up is the ol ladies job, he he. i have to say transporting. from the time you cut it, you transport it to the truck, transport it home, transport it to the splitter, transport it to be stacked, transport it in the house, tthen the stove, and it aint done yet, you still have to transport...

first, my compression tester wont screw all the way in, its to long, but it started failing on the drop test. still runs good, but when i pulled muffler i noticed some minor scarring on piston. the cylinder looked good from the muffler side and spark plug hole. the saw is a dolmar 120si...

i too have been looking i have been looking at many units as i have close to enough money saved now, looked at huskee, toybuilt, brave/iron oak, harbor funk, northen tool. huskees look pretty good and so do the brave splitter. but then i might just built my own piece of junk splitter.

thanks guys this was the info i needed, since i have most of the parts minus the pump and hoses, i do believe i will buy the tractor mount splitter, i can get it cheap, been haggling at 150 for it, the rest of the part to build the frame,tires, tank i have already. just need to weld it...

tis very sad maybe we should institute a forein policy on thieves here! if caught stealing cut thier frigging hand off!!!!! i hate a :censored: thief

i am wondering about hydraulic pumps. does it matter on how they are mounted, horizontal or vertical? or is it pump specific. the reason i ask is i can get a used tractor mount wood splitter cheap, and i have several lawn mower engines and can donate one, was wondering if the pump could be...

i to have seen it advertised but i just thought it was something for the noobie homeowner, i didnt think that many actual woodsmen used it. i mean it is a great idea, personally i have always eyeballed the wood, an old friend used a crayon and tape, he put tape on end of log and as he measured...

mot sure on oil, but my house was plumber for propane, got rid of that as i know i couldnt afford to heat with it, picked up a furnace at an auction for $75. so: furnace-75 wood-free fuel to haul and process-30 electric for blowers-10 a month total cost for winter- about 200 wood warmth...

sweet looking splitter you got there, just wish i could dump that kinda cash on a splitter. looks as if it did have the operator in mind, lift is handy, only thing better would be someone else doing the work.

good post i have not really thought about it much while i cut, i just check occasionally to make sure it works. if i am cutting up a log i rest the chain on the log, but i usually never apply it. i may have to rethink how i do things. excellent post!!!

i am looking at a used 20 ton brave splitter, looks as if it was hardly used. i would use it just for my wood to heat my home. what kind of price is it worth. this will be my first i would own, have used some in the past. but right now my splitter is a maul. wife dont want to spend 1200 or more...

amen nuff said

oh no!!! guys, hate to burst the bubble, but....if you look at the pictures of the whole saw enlarged, expecially the one with the bar pointing to the right... the chain looks like it is correct.. :monkey: but the good thing is it has a on/off switch. hate to have to run it out of...

cabin fever is setting in ive been itchin to start cutting for this coming winter but with the floods i cant get in the woods. to wet and soggy.

unless its gum or coffee tree

awsome find cant beat preseasoned wood, and without the messy bark, if i was buying wood in your area i would not hesitate buying from you. i would even offer to assist you in your money market. just be upfront with customer as mentioned in prior posting. glad to see its not just going to...

wood is what i prefer, had a steel handles one when i split for a living, used rubber electrical tape on handle cover with some friction tape for durability, killed most of the negative vibes, still use friction tape on my wood handles (gloves can be hinderance on gripping) and the rubber...

sam kinnison rock's---RIP wow i havent seen that in ages, i remember the 80's hair as i had it also. enjoyed seeing the groupies in the video; aerosmith, g n r, great white, ac dc. sweet, i needed that reality check and memory, thanks +1