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<blockquote data-quote="MANORMAN" data-source="post: 4106734" data-attributes="member: 97703"><p>Splitting with an I & O 26 and an older Huskee 35 T. Both are awesome machines as far as we are concerned but the Huskee surprisingly gets my vote. Gas consumption was more but we modified her a bit to ease the fuel pain a little bit. The Huskee starts after 3 days in temps at 5 to 11 degrees. Has a remarkable and powerful sure split as we now call it, through anything we have thrown at it.</p><p>On a higher budget go with the Iron and Oak Commercial rigs. Just my opinion !</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MANORMAN, post: 4106734, member: 97703"] Splitting with an I & O 26 and an older Huskee 35 T. Both are awesome machines as far as we are concerned but the Huskee surprisingly gets my vote. Gas consumption was more but we modified her a bit to ease the fuel pain a little bit. The Huskee starts after 3 days in temps at 5 to 11 degrees. Has a remarkable and powerful sure split as we now call it, through anything we have thrown at it. On a higher budget go with the Iron and Oak Commercial rigs. Just my opinion ! [/QUOTE]
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