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It is to keep the log from riding up on an angle until its vertical or in some awkward position while your splitting it. A very important feature IMO. Would most likely be a deal breaker for me. I'm in the market for another splitter and this is one thing I look for. I have the Rayco. Real heavy...

That is no joke. You are up a creek if you get your saw in a big bind. Wise advice right there.

What is ironwood?

locust is practically impossible to split non petrified so in your words- MERCY

ouch ouch and ouch

Awesome. Thanks Barnie

?how much could i expect to pay for a double model? and do they deliver the machine or wold i have to go to canada to get it?

That's very interesting. Always wanted to hear from someone that actually owns one. I have a expanding firewood business and I am seriously considering one. Do you have the double model or single?

Very well put. It may be hard to bite the bullet at first but don't skimp when buying a splitter for regular use.

i own the Rayco. you are very right about the build of the machine. it is very heavy duty but theres a few things that i would change. the wedge design is kinda screwy. im not a fan of it. and also logs have a tendency to push down on the log lift if the lift is kept up while splitting and it...

does anybody know if they still make them? i got one in my garage tha i got from my uncle in ohio about 15 years ago. i love it burns great heats the garage nicely for the dogs but it has gone through one too many cords and im looking for another. i will fix it up if i have to but i would like...

hmm i'd probably have to go with my old 044. bought it back in '94 and still runs like a champ

ive cut 75 cord so far and by the end of the season ill be around 200

Well boys i must say i'm now a proud ms660 owner. I tried to decide for weeks on whether to get a husky 395 or stihl 660 and i decided yesterday. for some reason the 660 just appealed to me more. i got it for $999 with a 25 inch bar. I did about 3 hrs of cutting in the last 2 days and i must say...

im looking to add a saw that will be used primarily for bucking logs. have a firewood business and i get whole logs delivered to the site and i need a big saw that will be used for bucking mostly. i've looked at these two models and i have no experience with them. just want to know if anybody...

no less than a cord. no siree. i've done alot of piles like that and you would be suprised

oh man i was just wondering the same thing! i get that more often than not. i delivered to a woman last year that said " sir, but i only ordered one cord of wood not two" and i said ma'am this is one cord. she couldnt believe it she thought i had the wrong customer. shows you what people know...

haha hey man lazy and wood don't belong in the same sentence. the phrase you're thinking of i believe is "more efficient"

i almost stepped on a copperhead while dove hunting last year. blew him to pieces with a load of 7 1/2. i'm not a fan of snakes btw

nice splitter man! i was thinkiing about getting one of them. if you dont mind me asking, what did you pay for that warlock