This just looks wild, noodling to the next level

[Natster]

https://www.etsy.com/listing/642621...l6PThyI3yjC-hDqyOz_5i1WOZzYEtjTkaAucvEALw_wcB
Sorry about the long link.
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[Jasonrkba]

I think I seen that on an episode of south park.

 

[Hand Splitter]

Not for noodling, it’s for splitting. The torque has to distroy the users wrists, hands, elbows, shoulders....

 

[s sidewall]

That thang can't be too safe for splitting wood, looks like a hospital visit would be in short order after the first use. Did see the attachment for debarking wood. That would make some noodles.

Steve

 

[square1]

Used to be a similar item for a tractor's PTO. Don't think it's available new anymore. Saw one in sn auction a year or so ago. Should have watched to see what it sold for.

 

[rd35]

I actually have some blocks of wood right now that are too big for me to wrestle onto the toe of my hydraulic splitter. That thing might actually help me bust up those big ones so I can handle them. If I had one I'd definitely add a long handle to it so I wouldn't put so much stress on my AV buffers.

 

[Ronie]

I've got something similar that bolts to the rear end of your truck or tractor PTO. They will split almost anything.

 

[Natster]

I have one too. Got it at local scrapyard, never used it. This chainsaw model looks practical, and useful.... Up to a point. Until it gets stuck, then it could hurt you. From the website, it seems it's a Russian guy making stuff. In Russia, it seems life is more desperate. Got to hand it to them. They "ain't skeered".
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[Ronie]

The one I have is called a Stickler. I used it for years until I got a hydraulic splitter.

 

[foeke]

That might give some chainsaw engineer PTSS.
I've seen it work on an auger.

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[blsnelling]

Not for noodling, it’s for splitting. The torque has to distroy the users wrists, hands, elbows, shoulders....

And AV mounts on the saw.

 

[s sidewall]

Used to be a similar item for a tractor's PTO. Don't think it's available new anymore. Saw one in sn auction a year or so ago. Should have watched to see what it sold for.

Used the tractor pto type before, just had to make sure it wasn't too short to slip of the brace bar or it would spin something scary. It did a good job though.

Steve

 

[grizz55chev]

I’ve seen video of one attached to the rear axle of a small truck, I’ll pass!

 

[grizz55chev]

 

[Natster]

Where's red green, when ya need 'im?
I bet he owns one!
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[CentaurG2]

Modern version.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqSAh1QqYJ8

 

[Natster]

Modern version.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqSAh1QqYJ8

That would be handy for split rail fencing.
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[Stihl 041S]

I was thinking it worked like an impact ratchet.

Put some mean torque on the screw

 

[DSW]

Apparently they needed 5/8 steel to keep the ms180 from tearing that thing to pieces.

 

[albert]

Look up unicorn splitter. Tractor version had a heavy pipe to stop log from rotating. They made them for gravely 2 wheel tractors too. Doubt if the saw or operator would hold up.well.