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Hey there. I just bought this puppy yesterday, labeled under the Montgomery Wards name, but I was thinking it was a later Didier...not sure if that's the case? It's 10 1/2 ton with 5hp Briggs @ Stratton, I tested it with the knottiest round of pine that I had and it blasted the round to pieces. What say ye experts...Didier?

Dow

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Labeled under Sears name, does it look like a Didier to you?
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Hi,
Thanks to all who post on these splitters as it has helped me a great deal on identifying and learning about these old splitters.
I just acquired this splitter and it has a 3.5 hp eng and I didn't see that listed in the spec sheets I have seen here.
I live in north ga mtns and burn about 2-3 cords a year. and as I'm aging ... the by hand splitting is getting harder by the day .so I am slowly acquiring the "stuff" I need to survive. The moonshine still is next but I figured it would be better to leave that to last......I also purchase some old Poulan saws that I will be refurbishing and have seen a lot of threads on those.
I was wondering if any of you all could email me the manual that's been mentioned often in this forum.
Any info is appreciated and hopefully I will be able to help others someway as well...
Thanks...
Monte
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Hi,
Thanks to all who post on these splitters as it has helped me a great deal on identifying and learning about these old splitters.
I just acquired this splitter and it has a 3.5 hp eng and I didn't see that listed in the spec sheets I have seen here.
I live in north ga mtns and burn about 2-3 cords a year. and as I'm aging ... the by hand splitting is getting harder by the day .so I am slowly acquiring the "stuff" I need to survive. The moonshine still is next but I figured it would be better to leave that to last......I also purchase some old Poulan saws that I will be refurbishing and have seen a lot of threads on those.
I was wondering if any of you all could email me the manual that's been mentioned often in this forum.
Any info is appreciated and hopefully I will be able to help others someway as well...
Thanks...
Monte
[email protected]
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Erik,
did you send something? Or did I do something wrong in my post?
Sorry... i am kinda new at the forum thing.
thanks
Monte
 
@monte498 Wife & Hubby have manuals for the Didier splitter that they share. I was just bringing your request to their attention.
I kind of figured that out finally thanks for responding I not sure about how to contact them
I clicked on the link and open the conversation hopefully that'll work thanks a lot
 
I kind of figured that out finally thanks for responding I not sure about how to contact them
I clicked on the link and open the conversation hopefully that'll work thanks a lot
@monte498 Welcome to the site. Lots of people willing to help with anything wood related. You already figured out we like pictures of equipment and stacked wood. Keep it coming.:chainsaw::chop::cheers:
 
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