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dvan1966 · 05-02-2008, 03:33 AM

[quote=rdbrumfield] Anyway, being able to winch the blocks over the T knife and work them up is a pleasure, especially on the back with no lifting. QUOTE]

I had 5 trees taken down, the largest one being 40" in dia. I am keeping all the wood so I have been doing a lot of cutting and then splitting with my splitter. Its a mtd 31 ton with a 8hp briggs. I split mostly in horizontal but can put it in vertical for the big pieces, which is still a big pain. I pull the 16' trailer around with my Kubota and fill it with the split wood.
So what are you talking about here? Because if I can get the big chunks in the horizontal position without killing my back, that would be a big help!

05-02-2008, 03:33 AM	#2 (permalink)
dvan1966 Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: NW. Ohio Posts: 32	Re: woodsplitter rebuild [quote=rdbrumfield] Anyway, being able to winch the blocks over the T knife and work them up is a pleasure, especially on the back with no lifting. QUOTE] I had 5 trees taken down, the largest one being 40" in dia. I am keeping all the wood so I have been doing a lot of cutting and then splitting with my splitter. Its a mtd 31 ton with a 8hp briggs. I split mostly in horizontal but can put it in vertical for the big pieces, which is still a big pain. I pull the 16' trailer around with my Kubota and fill it with the split wood. So what are you talking about here? Because if I can get the big chunks in the horizontal position without killing my back, that would be a big help!