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Those make plenty of power.

Sometimes my yard looked like this.

I like that SR. Is that a 70HP tractor?? Looks pretty good size.

That's handy as a pocket on your shirt.

I like the set up for your rounds. I was small time & backed the truck or trailer up to the splitter.

I had one of those. A great work saver.

From years gone by. Sure enjoyed doing this.

92 GMC.

I'm sorry but it sold.

I took 2 red oaks apart 2 years ago one of which was hit by lightning. I could tell no difference between the 2 so maybe you job won't be hard after all.

Hardly used Timber Wolf factory 6 way wedge came off a TW-6 splitter. 350.00. Must pick up in Beckley, WV or arrange to meet.

Never had a problem with gasoline of either type in anything I've had. My stuff never set long enough to be a problem. I do run the non stuff these days in my small engines simply because it's available.

Cut a soft maple for a friend. Didn't really want the wood but thought I might as well burn it.

Some rounds must be split to get them in the truck & because of a bad shoulder I noodle anything that remotely looks hard to split.

1950 model here. 80% of my home (3400 sq ft) is wood. My 700 sq ft cabin is wood. Still cut it all myself. God is good.

Now that is amazing.

Almost needed a file.

Often thought of a cutting rack for smaller stuff. I get many limbs 3 to 8 inches in diameter. A rack would make them much easier to cut. As for the big stuff I have no way to lift them onto a rack. I normally cut them mostly through & roll them. Hard on the back? At times but normally do enough...

Beckley.

The main problem with my furnace it's made for wood or coal so it isn't air tight like a pure wood burner.