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I'm sure they'll be happy to hear that.

I guess Merriam-Webster is clueless. Motor - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary Engine - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary Just sayin'.

A lot of folks on AS have that "my way or the highway" mentality. I just tend to ignore them. :msp_biggrin:

Slab, cutoffs, it's all firewood here.

I like it. I think I'd be inclined to mount it on the back to take advantage of the bigger tires and heavier axle, but that would defeat the bagger. Helluva great job as it is though.

Let's just say I'm envious. :msp_thumbup:

Nice of the beavers to drop those for you. If you could just train them to split and stack you'd be all set. Good looking helper you have there too.

My limited experience is with supercharged -71's. The ones we worked on were redlined at 1800. Those 2-strokers had a unique exhaust note. Thanks for the offer on the download, but I haven't worked on those things old workhorses in ages. The only diesel I tinker with these days is the 7.3 in my...

I like Detroits. What's that thing turn WOT, 1800 rpms or so?

You suck, Art. :msp_biggrin:

Based on Surplus Center's price, I'd say you got a dayum good deal. :msp_thumbup:

Concrete saw? :laugh:

With all the liability issues I'm surprised anyone makes log splitters, or chainsaws for that matter. A big part of what you pay for anything goes to cover potential liability lawsuits.

On my homemade splitter, the ram goes right up to the wedge. You might get a business card between the two. I've considered welding a couple pieces of 1x1 bar stock on either side of the ram to push the split beyond the face of the wedge.

I'm not quite sure why anyone would get banned over this thread, but maybe the banner needs to take a couple tylenol and go back to bed. :popcorn:

That slab would make an interesting bar or table top. :msp_thumbup:

This is part of the 18 cords I put up last year, with my 025 "non-professional clamshell homeowner saw" and a little Pull-on limbing saw. Just sayin'.

We burn cherry for heat and cooking. Never burned apple for heat, but it does go in the grilling fire.

The pile may look bad but the savings look real good. Maybe your Mrs will help you straighten it up to her satisfaction.

It's probably worth scrap price.