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Nick so where's the splitter?? Jay I think its great that they try so hard to get those folks a job. A lot of self worth can be derived from simply working .

Man I would hate to think what that thing costs:O

ED that is a super nice system there, however I still prefer mine as that on you still have to pick up the pieces and it seems limited to the size wood that I usually chip:lol:

Al thats what Im talking about! I love to see homemade splitters, mine has a 16GPM pump also but has a 10 HP diesel Yanmar clone engine. I can fill that whole 16x7x 2.5' trailer with 1 tank of fuel, about 1.1 gallons!! Here it is in action <iframe width="420" height="315"...

Jack, you must gain a lot of satisfaction from just looking at that shed and knowing you are "set" for the winter. I used to love splitting by maul when I was younger but cannt do it anymore. I really enjoy the new splitter though! Ill post a movie soon. So come on fellas post up your set ups!

I like that conveyor B. if I was going to split wood to sell I would get one. IMO timbers are the way to go for the deck as you dont have to worry about hitting it.

Heres my log fetcher, FWIW Woody actually does a good job at this and seems to enjoy it:)

Stig, you burn a fair amount of wood don't you?? Is your back still in good shape?? Cannt imagine how after a life in the woods.

look at the back of the log cutting deck, see the bi-directional blade?? Heres a better picture of the actual splitter ATTACH=CONFIG]49663[/ATTACH]

OK figured it might be interesting to see how folks are getting their wood split. Im assuming we will see young bucks with a maul all the way to completely mechanized processors. Heres mine, I really like using this as I had gotten to the point where I couldnt split wood any more as my back...