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Pressure and vac. Easy to use. Sturdy all metal model.

how do you get to, jump to page 1111 or 2548? One way is by changing the link number.

A stump vice comes in handy too. Depth adjusted with the flat file at the same time.

Get it up and around the re-burn tubes with some fire starter and a few sticks of kindling. Tubes give it a blow torch effect, secondaries light off right away. No need to get 50lb of cold wood all started at once.

The thing is, any mention of "brand" needs to be tempered with "wholesale big box marketing". If 25 stores are selling the same thing with 25 different names and colors, then that's something to know about. I looked at a TSC25ton, then went and got one. Good price. Works great. Pretty...

Outdoor supply. 20-30 cord Tposts on the ends. Locust poles to get it off the ground. Fence wire stretched to cinch in the posts. Southern WI, uncovered, bring the current years supply in and under cover end of August.

Indoor, garage 1-1/2 conduit 2x4's with receiver holes anchored to the floor and ceiling push the poles up through the ceiling, then set them into the plank on the floor. holds about 3 cord fence wire stretched between to hold the poles from bowing wheel the cart (23x36) to the back door, load...

This should give a clue as to who is manufacturing/ distributing these. A lot of big box knockoffs floating around at the moment. It's easy to get sucked in to the marketing.

If everything was running smooth, then I could fairly consistently split 2-1/2 cord or so in 3-1/2 hrs. 1/2-3/4 cord per hour. No log lift, 22" pcs, all sizes of rounds up to 30" or so, 25 ton machine.

The link above is for a YTL-International splitter , just a different flavor, and a different box store. They supply under a couple dozen brand names. Same as a TSC25t etc. Lots of rebranding going on. https://ytlinternational.com/products/log-splitters/

Parent company to a lot of the big box splitters: https://ytlinternational.com/products/log-splitters/ And retail outlets they supply to: