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you need to take that tractor out and have some fun and dirty her up a little. nice pics:D

love applewood but its a pain to split and stack. not many straight pieces and lots of small limbs. I live in an old orchard and the trees are dying so I have a lot of apple to cut. burns great and smells good. bought a splitter in 2014 so that part is much easier now. get all you can you will...

definitely the wrong shape tree for apple.

I don't see any problem. lol

here in Michigan pointy leaves red and rounded leaves white .

i don't turn on heat or burn until November 1st. more blankets. the house doesn't ever get below 55 degrees. conserving wood for colder temps as I have a fireplace and it loves to eat. wife has a small space heater in the family room to take chill off.

mine starts on the first pull. except when I forget to flip the on switch. make sure your hyd oil filter is tight and also check the return line clamps. mine leaked a little after splitting a few cords. great machine. even smeared through some nasty applewood crotches.

went to menards in clio,Michigan and picked up the 27 ton model today. hope to get it together on fri and give it a work out on sat. packaging for shipping was well thought out. 2 thumbs up:)

thanks for the heads up. I need a splitter and am going to menards to check one out.

I installed a heatilator brand fireplace 25 years ago and put 3 or 4 cords of wood thru it each year to keep the propain man away a little longer. it has outside air intake and a small blower that blows warm air around the steel jacket. it can keep the house at 65 on a above zero not too windy...

sadly not keeping up. a fireplace cannot keep up at these temps so i'm forced to use propane. it always uses the same amount of wood cold or warm----a lot .load every 1 and a half to 2 hours. on the plus side we had a ice storm over Christmas and I have a lot of wood to c/s/s this year. I don't...

I have a New Holland TC 29 (29 hp gear drive weighted turf tires) 4 wheel drive diesel. bought it new with loader. does all I need on ten acres and long drive. no repairs just maintenance for 10 years. used for snowplowing the drive,moving dirt,gravel,pulling logs from woods,brushhogging. all 5...

same problem here. finally typed in at address bar and back in action.

after I drop a tree safely I always have a smile on my face. we didn't get to see that and im sure you were smiling after that fall. great job.

me too. great idea:rock:

how long does a guitar or 2 burn? :biggrin:

apple blossums

:rock: cool way to split

nice work.

nice work, but a heck of a lot of splitter for a few cords a year.